Primordials: Battle of Gods Reviews

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to little control, to many things to do at ones and the tutorial only shows you what you can do doesn't explain why you need it. and the tutorial only shows you one character to play so i thought i only play one of them when i got 3. Its just a bad game

Its a 1v1 arena similar to LoL/Dota/HotS but you manage everything. From heroes to buildings. Heroes cannot buy items but they can be upgraded. Creeps/Minions can be upgraded too. But the game plays so slow and boring its not even worth it. Most of the abilities dont even have sound, only an animation which looks really dull. The music in the game is on repeat and its only about 25 seconds long. It is still Early Access so hopefully they can change this, but they still have alot to do.

I like the concept of the game. It’s a mix of genres and after a few games played, when I figured out the basics, it becomes really fun to play. It can be seen that the developers still have a lot of work to do, so I hope that the final version will be even better.

I refunded this after one match. Not only did it not let me select my champions because of a bug, but the game looks waaaaay worse than the trailers, the game moves super slow, the ui is ugly, it lacks even a basic tutorial (sort of a necessity for pvp games with any depth,) and most of the character designs are generic as all-get-out. You're better off buying one of those 99 cent anime hentai waifu games for more polished gameplay. TL;DR- Would not play for free. (and I'm desperate for Moba-like games.)

Very nice game, deeply strategic, dynamic and not too micro dependent. I would recommend this game for TBS and slow RTS players. Pros: - Intersting and variative pick system and builds. - Dynamic in-game micro/marco choices, without too much dependency on exact timings - Short game session Cons: - lack of players in early acces (it takes a while to find a match) - lack of information on enemies upgrades during and after the game (you only see emeny unit types and tower upgrades, which limits your reactive play potential) + no replays, so if you lose - you can not see why does it happen - poor tutorial. Some of the games concepts are unclear, and it takes quite a lot of games to understand how they work (for example the main leverage to get influence advantage is focus on keeping your heroes alive for as long as possible)

It's a good game that still needs a bit of polishing, it can take a bit of time to get into a game, but it is good fun when you get one. While there is a significate amount of variety to the strategies you can use it does not feel overwhelming, and I did not feel too stressed with attempting to micro-manage three different heroes. Overall great game and cant wait to see what they do with it.