Recent reviews by Sw00pster

Pros:
+Beautiful art style
+Evocative characters
+Fantastic production at basically every level
+Gameplay variety
+So much story and so many voicelines to explore it is basically hard to believe
+Very well thought out and well designed gameplay and RPG systems
+Can you tell I like the game?

Cons:
-Sometimes it can be a little visually noisy and hard to see what's happening
-You can tell that some of the duo boons are just in there so they could have one for every god pair lol
-Can be a little challenging for a more casual audience (Though you can always turn on God mode)

As you can probably already tell, I love this game. It's one of, if not the best game I've played in recent memory and will probably be revisiting it for years to come. I hardly ever "platinum" games (aka get every achievement) but I could not help myself with this one. I don't even feel like I need to go into too much more detail here, and even the cons I listed were more nitpicky than anything.

Final Score, and I do not say this lightly:
Masterpiece.

This is, in my opinion, the best Dragon Ball IP game ever made.
Arc System Works have put a lot of time and passion into every single animation, character model, and attack set and it REALLY shows.
Most of the attacks are taken straight out of the manga or anime, and the amount of effort put into character balancing does not go unnoticed.
The developers have been extremely willing to change things about the games that weren't working and even tweak core systems. If you played this game in Season 1 or Season 2 and didn't feel like it was for you, I would recommend giving it another shot, because the changes in Season 3 were huge improvements to the design and balance of the game.

The only real major cons to the game are that 1. The netcode isn't great 2. No crossplay 3. Single player experience can be lacking. I leave a more in depth breakdown in a youtube video here: https://youtu.be/gUgWog1RbVQ

FInal Score:
Good Game/10

Pros:
+Excellent visuals
+Unparalleled customizability
+Fluid controls
+Pretty fun story quests (if you play long enough to get to them)
+Good gameplay variety
+Helpful and friendly community
+Space ninjas
+Fair monetization system

Cons:
-Does a poor job of guiding new players on how to use many core systems.
-Path through star chart does not feel very streamlined
-Lack of meaningful end game content

Overall Warframe is a really great and surprisingly polished game for being free to play. It has been around a long time and its longevity is well earned. However Digital Extremes has never really gotten a feel for what end game content is supposed to look like, and even the most "difficult" of things to do can be trivialized with the right set of mods and Warframes. This isn't a problem for everyone, obviously, as this game is just a joy to run around in and look at. As something to play with friends in a voice chat, or to play while watching videos or listening to music without having to use your head too much, it's fantastic.

There is definitely plenty of depth to be explored if you're into that. Lots of mission types and a huge community. My biggest complaint about Warframe has always been that the beginning of the game leaves a lot of things poorly explained, and you won't understand a lot of the core systems unless you spend time researching online or have a friend explaining it to you. And you don't really get to experience the meat of the game until you've grinded up a few frames, weapons, and collected a core set of mods. Which can definitely scare off new players. But once you have a good set of things in game, Warframe is a really, really fun time.

Final Score:
Very fun/10