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Followed the games development before it came out, it was worth the wait. Dying a quintillon times due to Squid's antics as you try to figure out levels and secrets is definitely an entertaining experience.

I’ve yet to experience the type of game that is the titular ‘Crab Game’ but I’ve been pushed into the water and lava a bunch of times while some guy blares techno music down his mic and someone else gets launched in the stratosphere.

Long Matchmaking (could just be beta) with Matches that feel like they last five minutes. Everyone is made of paper. Maps are tiny.
Combat feels like everyone is swinging fists around and hoping they connect. Abilities are floaty with little feedback that they've done anything. Hunk, Chris and Ada seem to deal the most consistent damage with abilities that work sometimes.
Last two minutes are just dominated by virus evolutions desperately spamming special attacks and special weapons being blasted about randomly. Tyrant is just a meme.
Scoring just seems random and winning seems to be dependant on if you kill the person with the highest killstreak the most rather than getting the most kills.
Maintenance has made this beta mostly inaccessible at reasonable times and also sticks you in a start screen to server check loop without the option to quit.

I'm baffled money and time was spent developing this.

In it's current state I can't recommend people play this game.
Crucible in simple terms is a small player scale Battle Royale (16) with monster mobs roaming it's large map. You kill the mobs and other players to get experience and then work towards the current match's goal depending on the game mode you queued for. Occasionally "events" or beneficial structures spawn that you can use whilst running around as well as the barrier around the map shrinking, but that isn't communicated very well when that happens.

First the good:
- All the game's characters are free to play.
- The art is somewhat interesting.
- The first battle pass is technically free at the time of this review.

The Bad:
- It's incredibly laggy, even on the lowest settings, and this is on a laptop that can run DOOM at it's highest.
- There's only two proper game modes, apart from a Tutorial Training Mode and an Arcade Mode, and they only slightly differ in the things you are required to kill. One is just player teams and the other is these npc hives that give you points towards the win.
- The map is huge and you barely get any explanation for what is spread all over it, just a bare bones "things will spawn and you should run up and press F on them or kill them."
- There's a clear difference in the balance between each of the characters with some dying in seconds and others barely taking any damage and it feels as if they were built for a role based game e.g. tank, support, dps, etc whereas crucible just randomly groups people together who are not in a team. It's not helped by the fact you have to select your character before queuing and joining a match so you're incapable of adjusting to a better class comp whilst a match is prepping.
- Loading into and out of games just takes far too long. Whether it's the three loading screens that pop up before you get into the game's lobby from the main menu lobby or the three screens of rewards, loading screen and click to continue that you have to wait through before you can even queue for another match, it just starts to get on your nerves. Especially when a match shuts down in lobby because it wasn't able to find a 16th player in two minutes or you just loaded into a game without a partner player and instantly died because of a random monster.

All in all, it's not a very good experience at this point in time.

Social Distancing Simulator in Space

Great game, simple controls and quick matches with a great community to boot.
What's not to like?

Also traps op.

I just slayed an Immortal Samurai who was reborn out of the wound of a dying soldier who wielded lighting and a bow after having spent several hours fighting a Giant Ape who had no issues with swinging around it's decapitated head as a means of causing death from fear. Yes I thoroughly recommend this game.

If you ever wanted to play a game where a fight can start because you accidentally teleported onto someone’s head and then escalates into a whole town mired in poison gas and fire then this is the game for you. It’s also pretty fun to tell a troll that he’s charging too much to use a bridge and drop lava on him in response.

If the thought of robot maids fighting for the good of humanity all the while having philosphical dilemnas about their existance and worth whilst featuring bullet hell mini games isn't enough to get you hooked on this game, then nothing is.

After playing this game for six hours and having beaten it I still don't know wtf is going on, both in this game and the overall Hotline Miami picture. All I know is that there's definitely going to be a sequel and that you always listen to the Psychedelic Rooster as he gives it to you as straight as possible. Also this game would give LSD a run for it's money.

10/10
Would fight a glowing duck monster and walk the rainbow bridge again.