The Corrupted

Mh, where to start. The game is 60gb - ish to download and I gotta admit, even tho bandwith and space on harddisc doesnt matter so much anymore, Iam still curious why this games so big ? The games for free and I gotta admit it catched me at the start. But once you play a couple of hours you'll realise, that the game only repeats and the only chance to have any progress is, to either spent a shhload of money, or get lucky with dice to get a strong weapons set, which will disapear either in 24h or a couple of days. I could play and defeat the highest available difficulty with a weapon that Ive unlocked for 7 days. Even tho I got the best drops ingame, the improvements are decent. If youre going to spend money, youll easy kill those monster, but as I said, its very repeative. Id recommend it to play once in a while and coz its for free. Otherwise dont bother playing. On top of it: theyre maybe 30 players online at once xD

the game is really cool but there is litterally no way too earn cores or try builds with different guns unless you pay huge amounts of cash cant farm the cores at all its just not fun if the devs fix the rediculous monetization this game would be absolutely amazing

embarrassing, joke not a game

The core game play loop is cool. The pay to win is insane. Get to power rating 1000-1220 and you either have to buy the material you need to advance or buy the material you need to advance. Because the mission "Peak" that is required to farm the materials for the break through, doesn't exist. The game is insanely large in file size for what is at best a mobile game on pc. GPU pegging 100% on static loading screens is just sketchy af.

This game wasn't made with passion/love, from the UI to microtransactions, it's just bad. The only good thing is the gunplay and maybe graphics? but 68GB for what? This should be 30GB max.

Blasting through huge waves of monsters and building up your firepower can be satisfying, but the progression loop gets repetitive too quickly. Big bosses and flashy combat help, yet there is not enough variety to keep the constant grinding interesting.