Recent reviews by Larvix

Pros: + Gamplay and combat system are smooth and well-designed, combining realism with quality-of-life. + Achievement list is expansive and promotes varying styles of gameplay. + Graphics are aesthetically pleasing and fitting with general gameplay. + Playstyles can be greatly varied to match. + Character creation is relatively freeing, with a focus on armour design - reasonable levels of modification within bounds. Allows you to alter levels of armour for head, torso, and legs - with a range of design and colour options for each. Allows you to edit weapon designs through different colours and some parts (e.g. altered handle or blade designs). + Gamemodes are varied and attempt to include everyone - includes 1v1 duels, team deathmatches, PvE horde, battle royale, and obective capture ('Frontline'). + Gore is semi-realistic and in fair graphic detail (e.g. dismemberment), but you can also behead a fully armoured knight... + Community focused game with lots of multiplayer interactions, allows you to find groups of people who match your playstyle and focuses. Clans have been created, although not an official part of the game at this time. + Developers are maintaining involvement in the game, including new weapons and maps and balance fixes. + Servers can be found which are both player-run and official, allowing a range of options for groups and individuals alike. + 'Votekick' system allows players on community servers to vote out any one player disrupting the experience for others.

Cons: - Maps are at times one-sided, appear unfinished, and there are not many options to chose from. - Weapons in a few select cases are unbalanced, but developers have been working to fix balance issues. - Glitches have occasionally been found which allow things such as escaping maps, or going through walls. Cases such as these can be game-breaking, but aren't minor. Developers have been working to fix bugs. - Party system is currently not fluid, and will only bring party members into a match when you 'queue' for an official server in matchmaking. The 'join player' button to follow into a server found through the browser sometimes brings you to the last server they were in, not the current one. Can make playing as a group difficult. - Team-damage can be difficult to prevent, and players have been known to spawn-camp teammates who get on their nerves... Vote kick makes this more manageable, but it isn't helped that the 'blue' team are sometimes covered in so much blood that they appear to be on the 'red' team in Frontline and other modes. Not a major issue if ignored, but can be irritating at times.