Predecessor

Game Idea is great. Terrible devs behind it though. If you play DO NOT give them any money you will regret it.

IDK who tf is playing this game as voice chat doesnt work and team chat doesnt work but most brain dead people i have ever played with, i used team comms and pings when running jungle to help my team on being carefull in lanes, enemies missing, and when i need help with camps. NO ONE CARES. the people who play this game absolutely DO NOT CARE. i mean IDK maybe my THEY JUST DONT SPEAK ENGLISH I HAVE NO IDEA. the only upside to this game is the map is just the right size for quick 15-20 minute games unlike dota 2 and league where games take literal hours.

people just review bombing bc they turn on voice chat. WHICH IS OPTIONAL. and don't know how to play the game so they get dogged on. Do not listen to these snowflakes. play the game. its a great moba with GREAT potential.

Ok so at 44 hrs into it, I feel like I have enough of a clue to talk about it by now. Ive never played a MOBA before. This looked like a pretty interesting game. You have the typical MOBA aspects, that being a team of 5 v5 with minions down the lanes, plus one lane runs 2 people and a toon in the middle running gank/assassin. Seems like a pretty standard layout I think. You have map points/towers that you got to defeat to reach the main at the other end. Destroy that and its game over....except some of the characters are op in a sense and you don't really have a way to defend that off unless you had the same toon. A lot of people, and I was one, don't know how to play yet and you have people that have been playing since the game "Paragon" was out and that puts you as a new player at a real disadvantage. There always seems to be people on their mic telling new people they suck and should uninstall etc, etc. A lot of those doing that are veteran players who are just wiping the floor clean with new players. Despite all that, the game can be a lot of fun. It does require some strategy and you each have to do your job. Its not gonna hand you a win just because you might get a feeling stepped on. That part is kinda nice to see. Its the balancing and player skill that needs worked out for matches. Fix those 2 things and it would be a truly awesome game. Its worth trying out and if you like it, do yourself a favor until you get better at the game...turn the mic and chat/voice off and don't worry about those people. The graphics are decent. It doesn't take a 5k dollar gpu to run it. Its usually pretty lag free though i have seen a couple minor hiccups a time or two. Nothing that is gonna make ya rage quit and torch your game system napalm. The way they allow you to see your skills on the fly is nice. You can bring up your skills and have a full detailed description on the right side while actively playing. Thats been a big help for someone who has never played anything like this. Couple of my family members in my house have played with me and cross compatibility, ease of finding them, stability in team, has worked flawlessly. So its got some good things going for it. Now Omeda Studios needs to get it together and get balancing with characters and matches fixed asap.

Awful matchmaking and atrocious balancing. The randoms it pairs you with haven't formed a single intelligent thought in their lives while the enemy jungle rides your @ss for half the match.

geeg

It's been said before. The game would be much better if the devs focused on making the game fun. Yes, the devs gotta make money somehow. If the game were fun, it would get the player base it needs to perform well. Instead, I've seen the decline and introduction of microtransactions and lootboxes instead. The team seems more focused on short-term hype than long-term playability. I play the same handful of characters, and the way they nerf/change characters can make the same handful play massively different every few weeks. Every new hero added is either massively OP or terrible at everything. It doesn't feel like they try to balance the new additions, because of how extreme those new characters are and the "power creep" of all the balance changes. Either way, older characters often get left in the dust. And to talk about the matchmaking/teams: one person cannot win the game by itself. But one bad teammate definitely loses it. There's not really a way to counter once someone snowballs. I've seen one dude solo a whole team at ~20 mins because his laner was just bad. I'm not sure if it's the matchmaking, I'm not sure if it's the in-game mechanics. It just feels bad. No wonder the playerbase gets so toxic at times. If you love yourself, go play something else.