Reseñas recientes de The Squirrel King

Updated version here: ♥♥♥♥ this game. There's been no updates for a year, the devs have entirely abandoned it and haven't even said anything. There's still a handful of people playing if you're absolutely desperate for a Warhammer 40K third person shooter. But honestly just play Space Marine instead. It's way better.

Old review here, before all hope was lost:

Now, don't take my not recommending as me disliking the game.

Far from it, I personally enjoy the game, but I wouldn't recommend it right now.

Pros:
There's a fair bit of balance between melee and ranged combat, which is something that's pretty important for a 40K game, and both systems feel pretty solid, though the melee could use a bit of fine tuning still.
Both PVP and PVE elements in the game, and they're both fun to play with.
The game looks fairly good. Certainly no Witcher 3, but considering there can be dozens of players in a single game, it's pretty decent looking.
40K.

Cons:
A lot of features are missing. The open world element is completely canned, Actually conquering territories is no more. Among a few other things.
Balance issues, Eldar feel immenselve overpowered, and Space Marines feel slightly underpowered.
Glitches. There are glitches, stuttering issues, sound problems galore. Way more than there should be considering it was in Early Access so long.
The dreaded word all gamers hate: Microtransactions (Granted, they're cosmetic, but they're still loathesome.)

Now does that mean the game is necessarily bad? Not in my opinion. I find the game to be a good bit of fun, not something to sit down and play for hours upon hours, but something to hop in, playing a couple of matches, then hop off. As I said, the combat is fun, and the 40K aspect certainly does add some charm to it.

But, I do NOT think it's worth the money in its current state. $50 is to much for a buggy game that's been stripped of many of its promised features. Now, the developers did say that they would implement at least some of these features as time goes on, but if that is true, then best to simply wait for it. By then, the game will be more complete, polished, or at least have a bit of a price drop.

TL;DR: Not worth it for now, wait for a while, then pick it up.

A phenomenal game in every sense of the word.

Beautiful graphics, fantastic story, beloved characters, fluid combat. Easily one of the greatest RPGs ever made.

I love the idea, I really do, it's the kind of MMO I've been wanting for a long time. However, I couldn't get very far because the game was so grindy. It was too much for me to get into, and it was far too unforgiving at the beginning, if you accidentaly sold something or failed to craft something, you had to go out into the wilderness, kill mobs to get gold and harvest all the necessary materials again. It has potential to be amazing, but only if they reduce the grinding.