I think I've put in enough time into the PS4 and PC versions to review this well enough.
I'm going to try to keep this short because only some people prefer in depth essays for reviews.

I absolutely love this game. Even though I sometimes leave for up to 3 months and not start it up during that time, I always come back to play some more at some point.

Tip for any new players: It is highly recommended by many in the tenno community to spend your starting plat on slots for frames and weapons because you don't start with many. I think it's 6(?) weapon slots and 2 frame slots to start with. 12 plat for two weapon slots and 20 plat for one frame slot. In the end it's your choice but I thought I'd put this here anyway.

The game is very grindy to get anything late game viable(level 60+ is where I'd place endgame enemy levels) and I personally don't even have end game gear yet. Well, I have some but I need the mods to make it all amazing.

Really just pick a frame you like the look/abilities of in the market. That's how I discovered that one of my fav frames is Harrow. I came back after a long hiatus, saw he existed, and immediately got him with my plat I had been saving up because I heard he was a pain to farm for. Now, not every frame is amazing. Some are better than others in various areas. For example, Harrow is basically just a walking aoe buff to himself and allies but doesn't have any damage abilities whereas a frame nuch as Nidus can do 20k+ damage with his first ability with enough stacks(His passive) and ability damage mods but can only kinda support with his ult which gives allies within its radius health regen.

Some frames are dps, some are tank, some are support. Really doesn't matter what kind you go for as long as you like how they feel. Unfortunately, as of the time I am writing this, there is no way to test frames before you either build or buy them so it can be a guessing game as to whether or not you'll like a frame or if you'd rather have never played them in the first place.

That'll be it for my review as I said I'd try to keep it short even though I have a lot more to say overall.

Personally I'd give this game 8/10. Try it if you're interested, you may want to stay.

I think I've put in enough time into the PS4 and PC versions to review this well enough. I'm going to try to keep this short because only some people prefer in depth essays for reviews. I absolutely love this game. Even though I sometimes leave for up to 3 months and not start it up during that time, I [b] always [/b] come back to play some more at some point. [spoiler]Tip for any new players: It is highly recommended by many in the tenno community to spend your starting plat on slots for frames and weapons because you don't start with many. I think it's 6(?) weapon slots and 2 frame slots to start with. 12 plat for two weapon slots and 20 plat for one frame slot. In the end it's your choice but I thought I'd put this here anyway.[/spoiler] The game is very grindy to get anything late game viable(level 60+ is where I'd place endgame enemy levels) and I personally don't even have end game gear yet. Well, I have some but I need the mods to make it all amazing. Really just pick a frame you like the look/abilities of in the market. That's how I discovered that one of my fav frames is Harrow. I came back after a long hiatus, saw he existed, and immediately got him with my plat I had been saving up because I heard he was a pain to farm for. Now, not every frame is amazing. Some are better than others in various areas. For example, Harrow is basically just a walking aoe buff to himself and allies but doesn't have any damage abilities whereas a frame nuch as Nidus can do 20k+ damage with his first ability with enough stacks(His passive) and ability damage mods but can only kinda support with his ult which gives allies within its radius health regen. Some frames are dps, some are tank, some are support. Really doesn't matter what kind you go for as long as you like how they feel. Unfortunately, as of the time I am writing this, there is no way to test frames before you either build or buy them so it can be a guessing game as to whether or not you'll like a frame or if you'd rather have never played them in the first place. That'll be it for my review as I said I'd try to keep it short even though I have a lot more to say overall. Personally I'd give this game 8/10. Try it if you're interested, you may want to stay.