SYNDUALITY: Echo of Ada Steam Charts & Stats

こんな虚無ゲー出すくらいなら、フィギュアヘッズやブループロトコルを続けといてくれよ。

The monetization in this $40 USD game is unhinged. It's monetized like a free to play live service game while being sold at a premium price for a complete game. The battlepass is $30 USD, so you're basically paying $70 USD just for a base level experience. But then you're not done yet, because to remake your character you need to pay $10. To buy a skin for your character you need to pay $5-15, oh and the ones that are unlockable in-game of course look so lame compared to the MTX ones. There's also no campaign or anything, the game is literally just grinding the same couple of maps over and over to get more stuff to... grind the same couple of maps over and over.

Game would never start for me. Tried everything I could think of but nothing worked so I refunded.

I thought after almost a year the game gets better, The exploration feel really empty, the place feel barren with 1~2 enemy encounter after every few minutes, It really boring exploring the places, and I really don't like the rain thing, it slow down exploration progress since you need to stop and look for cover during the rain, and sometimes the cover didn't work properly it still hit you. It feel the shield just for the rain protection since enemy attack hit ignoring the shield. The control and movement is very good, it feel heavy and bulky. The exploration has a time limit because of the battery limit, it kinda let down but i understand why it's there. not sure if i want to recommend this to my friend but i will considered it after playing it some more.

Having a better time with the game than I expected, but the garage music makes me want to die in an industrial accident.

I really want to like this game but the performance is atrocious. Some love were put there but there are some lack of feedback on shooting and until they fix the performance, I can't recommend it.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME IT CRASHES EVERY 5 MIN AND PUNISHES YOU FOR IT. I have a high quality gaming PC. I enjoy it, the game is pretty easy to get the hang of, but it is so stressful when you run into another player and don't know if they will attack you or not because your entire run could be ruined if you lose the PVP. Originally I put a positive review on the game... but after 14 hours of playing and losing my purple weapons and cradles multiple times... and not having the crafting recipes to get the set again and not getting the materials or crafting recipes for the materials to make said cradles. I have decided that this game is just not good and I wanted it to be good. It gets too grindy and losing everything you gathered including the mech you either earned through the battlepass or spent HOURS getting the materials for, the mechanics behind getting these mechs is just too punishing for no reason for me to be able to say I like it. The game is beautiful and fun... as long as you don't die in a sortie and if you want to do the storyline stuff where you can be destroyed punishment free... you can't get money or materials to progress. I really want to like the game too, but it just isn't good with these mechanics in place.

The game is advertised as this action extraction shooter, but it's not like that. AT ALL. If this was free to play, I would feel better about it, but charging people for a slog of a game is a disgrace. The game is optimised very poorly as well. Hitching and muddy graphics do not help the appeal. I loved the anime, but this doesn't present anything with as much character. I would not recommend this unless you are a big fan of the anime, and want to support the original release. I may want to return to this later, but if its only free to play. The microtransactions and battle pass make this egregious. My expectation was that we'd play through a small story, and there would be DLC for bonus things or cosmetics. It just feels like there's a lot missing here.

game is not bad maybe because there's few people playing the game now. it used to be chaotic on launch

Synduality doesn't deserve the bad rap it seems to have gotten from most reviewers. At the time of this writing the game is on sale for $30 Canadabucks, including tax. Having sunk 20 hours into the game over a relatively short period of time, I'd It's the best $30 I've spent in a while. Bottom Line Up Front: It's what you get if you mixed Hawken, Tarkov, and an anime waifu / husbando simulator. And for that it's surprisingly good. The game will start you off with tutorials to teach you the basics and then throws you into the deep end with a series of contracts for various clients, much like with Armored Core. These run the standard gamut of standard fetch / kill / investigate quests on which you'll spend the first few hours until you unlock the actual story, which is a series of single-player missions which have you collecting footage to piece together exactly why the capital city collapsed by focusing on a set of characters. It highlights the world design and excellent voice acting. It's one of the things the game does well, which is a blessing because you'll be hearing a lot of chatter in game as your waifu / husbando does call-outs for combat conditions and items throughout a given session. Other Pros: - The combat: even though it feels slow, what you bring in matters as much as you bring out. - The weather system: rain buffs enemies and generally forces lulls in combat - having your waifu / husbando act as an assistant. Map time is limited by your mech's battery, so it allows you to focus on what you want. - The community is fairly chill and helpful. Communication is done through gestures and the enemies are just as threatening as players. As a result the community is more likely to help each other. In the ten times I've encountered another player, I've been shot at exactly once. And running away from that encounter was easy. - the battle pass system allows you to unlock decent gear fairly easily even if you don't get the paid version, though most of it revolves around cosmetics. The Cons: - the insurance system. For about 10% of the cost of your equipment, you can insure it when going into a match so that you don't lose everything. The problem is that this is only on paper; if you die in an excursion, you lose everything and are only compensated for the monetary value after an hour. That means that unless you can craft or buy what you've lost, you're not going to get it back at all. And going in with A or S tier gear is a lot better than B-tier gear, but B-tier gear costs just 32k to insure whereas insuring S tier gear costs upwards of 450k in a system where your average run will net you between 30-60k. - Map variety: at the time of this writing there are just two maps, barring the single-player quests. - no off-map party system. Got friends? it's going to be tough to party up with them unless they're on the same map as you and you can physically link up with them; only once you do can you form an "alliance" with them, which allows you to take on more tasks on the map. Overall I'd give this a 7/10 and it's well worth the discount price.