EMPULSE Review Summary

Devs misreading player feedback, mechs poorly implemented.

Post-launch nerfs and disappointing mech implementation.

Generic game with no innovation, poor mech and weapon design.

Too early in development, feels incomplete and lacking polish.

Poor imitation of Titanfall with slow movement, non-hitscan weapons, disappointing mechs.

Too early to release, many design flaws and lack of content.

Weapon imbalance and visual/UI bugs.

Not unique, lacks speed compared to similar games.

Movement and shooting feel unsatisfying, not like Titanfall.

Slow movement, poor map design, and uninteresting mechs.

Movement, weapon, map and spawn issues.

Perceived as free-to-play quality with long waits.

Post-launch nerfs and disappointing customization

Aim assist too strong, creating imbalance between input methods, leads to unfair gameplay and frustration for keyboard/mouse users, significant design flaw affecting core balance, explicit demand for nerf strongly suggests refund or abandonment if unchanged.

Movement and combat balance: Slow movement, long time-to-kill, and bland mechs make gameplay unsatisfying for a movement shooter, indicating design flaws that reduce fun and may lead to refund.

Price not worth it for quality of game as it feels like a free title.

Game requires VPN to play in Russia, and lacks variety.

Price too high for perceived lifespan and depth.

Perceived as free-to-play quality with long waits.

Game needs more time and should be free to play.

Overpriced for amount of content.

Game generic compared to Titanfall, should be free.

Too early in development, feels incomplete and lacking polish.

Game requires VPN to play in Russia, and lacks variety.

No regional matchmaking for Chinese players, weapon balance regressed from demo

No regional matchmaking and lack of ping display

Performance issues and poor developer communication

Too early to release, many design flaws and lack of content.