Recent reviews by UBaKr

unfinished, loot primarily comes from a store that resets every hour, melee hit detection does not work, sometimes quickmatch puts you in a game that is already finished and you can only leave with alt + f4, currency is not shared between classes, few unique missions, four classes with very little customization that affects gameplay, cosmetics look bad except for cash shop cosmetics, story is so bad it might as well be non-existant, zombies with hitscan guns on higher difficulties are annoying to deal with, bolter takes more than 10 shots to kill a dog.

its gud

Cant get a cd key from steam, origin support says go to steam support. Steam doesnt have support. pretty lame just wana play my game online

Not as good as it was

This is the best one

The meta for this game is a fat japanese man grabbing you and killing you immediately regardless of health.

Every class in this game relies on one gimmick that deals massive damage. Combat is extremely repetetive: blocking and hitting and parrying fill up the beginning, while a few hours in every raider, warlord, valkyrie, lawbringer, the entire japanese hero list, conquerer, and peacekeeper has mastered their unblockable attack, which hits for 1/4 most character's health. Furthermore, the instakill environmental mechanic reduces most - if not all - fights to a position and reaction check.

Few classes take actual skill, but even then the majority of them have some abilities such as the kunai and bow for the japenese, the artillery for the warden, the hand grenade for the peacekeeper, that vastly reduce the health that a character has before the fight even really starts.

The game itself has flaws, the peer to peer networking and lack of servers lead to some awkard encounters, and the "skill" filtering does absolutely nothing: even when given a metric of class level or class item level, the matchmaking puts your team of level 10 friends against prestige 2 players. Still too, the microtransactions present are worrying.

This game does have its high points, but they are few and far between, and only come whenever you're winning. Losing in this game doesn't feel like it is based on player skill, more often than not. Even in 1v1 duals, where player item level is neglected, the presence of abilities and environmental hazards puts a dampener on the fun. Further still, the gimmicky moveset of some heroes, including those which can apply damage over time attacks on top of an already healthy damage per regular attack or those that instakill full health heroes and heal the attacker, also reduce the fun in losing. Losing can be fun, but only whenever you can learn from your mistakes.

The practice mode, which is supposed to teach you how to play heroes, doesn't allow the player to choose what hero they are playing against, only the skill level of their opponant.

The campaign isn't great either. The story is lackluster, and the combat suffers from problems here too. The player's character is displayed as extremely powerful, able to cut through the rank and file with ease. Their sword that could cut through a shield and kill the man behind it in one swing suddenly is reduced to a rubber whacker when faced with anyone blessed with horizontal bars over their heads.
Still too, the writing can be criticized. Character movitivations are weak: the Warden is a harbinger of justice and protector of the weak, but serves an organization without real complaint whenever they slaughter prisoners.

Graphics are good. Sometimes buggy, especially when AOE buffs are used.

Despite everything I've said, the multiplayer has some redeeming qualities:
Every hero has a diverse moveset
Usually combat against a particular character is unique
Sometimes players forget that they have abilities

Visually, the heroes and combat themselves are well designed:
Unblockable attacks are telegraphed with a unique orange tint
Line of sight is irrelevent whenever surrounded: there is a wheel to easily block oncoming attacks
The ranged abilities have some telegraph, however it is extremely short.

In conclusion, I would not recommend buying this game based on its repetetive combat, lack of balance, microtransactions, terrible netcode and peer to peer networking system. Furthermore, I would invite you to read the first letter of the last two paragraphs.

People cheat in this game and you can fight them on the internet. A random number picks how good you are up until a point where you are the random number generated. Also the people that play with you are all garbage and everyone who has played more than 25 minutes has like 20 accounts they play at low levels with so you will get really well aquanted with them.

Buy armor and defuse kits jordan I swear to god i will jump through this computer and

I spent 50 dollars on a 30 dollar game to be heckeled for DLC every month. Then had microtransactions shoved down my throat.

No more OVK. I'm done.

As far as games go, E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy wins the award for being confusing right off the bat. WIth little story line and a confusing plot, E.Y.E. has a capacity to befuddle even the smartest of players.

Take care not to kill your friends (which you can), your mentor (which you can), or anyone else plot specific (which you can).