"The immense hate surrounding Highguard’s reveal and subsequent launch is far more interesting than the game itself, which despite the claims of the hivemind is far from awful. Unfortunately for Wildlight Entertainment, it is also far from good, and its long-term survival is not assured."
While I am not usually one to look back when it comes to live service games, after spending a fair bit of time playing Fortnite OG, I will be the first to admit that playing it again feels like going home.
Epic Games' first attempt at recapturing the success of Fortnite's first OG season, Fortnite Reload, isn't half bad; however, now, Fortnite OG is here to stay; it needs to chart its own course.
While Rocket Racing was and is a fun pick-up racing game, it lacked the replayability required for a game of this type to remain in development indefinitely.
While the developers went to great strides to ensure that Millennia had something unique to offer, that Civilization did not, it appears in doing so, they ran out of time and resources required to make Millennia into an enjoyable experience.
While Thrive: Heavy Lies The Crown is slightly different to the dozens of city-building survival games that have come before it, that alone is not enough to warrant a purchase of what is otherwise a very generic and ultimately uninteresting survival game.
