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A pretty bog standard RotMG clone ported from mobile to PC. It's not as egregious as some of the other mobile ports,: they put in the effort to change control prompts, add PC screen resolutions, limited translation, etc. However it's still a mobile game at the end of the day with all of it's extremely large on screen buttons, 30 second music loops, and sludgy movement. I could see the gameplay and combat getting more engaging as the game progresses, but I personally don't have the patience to sit through the lack of polish.
Props to the developers for not making a traditional cash grab mobile game, but unfortunately there's much better options out there on PC, especially for English speaking players.
Props to the developers for not making a traditional cash grab mobile game, but unfortunately there's much better options out there on PC, especially for English speaking players.
Army of Ruin is a shining example of why it's important to have a specific, unique game direction in mind, and stick to that style through development.
Through the entire game, from the UI, to the weapons, to the enemies: every element feels generic. While the gameplay is solid and nearly bug free, I felt nearly no excitement or passion during my near 50 hours with Army of Ruin. There's content galore, but it's all either generic, ripped from other games, or felt extremely out of place. The challenges are arbitrary and the maps are largely empty. If you want a quality Survivor-like game on Playstation console, wait for other games with more intention behind their design to arrive and don't waste your time here.
Through the entire game, from the UI, to the weapons, to the enemies: every element feels generic. While the gameplay is solid and nearly bug free, I felt nearly no excitement or passion during my near 50 hours with Army of Ruin. There's content galore, but it's all either generic, ripped from other games, or felt extremely out of place. The challenges are arbitrary and the maps are largely empty. If you want a quality Survivor-like game on Playstation console, wait for other games with more intention behind their design to arrive and don't waste your time here.