Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade

For a first timer, I'm enjoying the game a lot. I've always loved Mech games and this is pretty entertaining.

It's a pretty decent game - it doesn't really require much other than accuracy (it's a 3rd person rail shooter) - but it has enough going on to keep interest and feel fun still. The biggest positive is the Knight Warden customization options, which has dozens of paints for primary and secondary, as well as 10 different layouts, a few emblems, patterns, and trim colors, and the rest of the game is pretty standard - forges on a time delay, limited upgrades, set amounts of ads to do things you'd otherwise have to pay for. Then, after playing for a day or so, it wants money. First, just a couple dollars to repair, or you get to wait a couple hours. Then, immense advantage in PvP for money (Impossible opponents? Only 25 cents per reroll until you get some equal competition! More wins = better PvP gear!). Finally, after a while, you'll need to pay or wait a couple days just to keep your gear up to snuff to solo. Try it if you like, it's fun at first, just know that it DOES get money hungry.

graphics are awesome, gameplay is cool, story line is good

graphics a bit more detail on everything needs to be a lot more interaction with the game as in moving on your own and doing what you like with some options

This game is a lot of fun. The only thing I can't figure out is the multiplayer. Would love to be able to check out the tutorial messages again.

One of the best F2P game I've ever played. It's balanced. You can complete all story levels, and reach the level cap of 55, without spending real money. Or, you can get there faster with a starter-pack. But, the multiplayer (while actually just arena-matches against bots based on other players' current loadouts, and also very easy to exploit) is built around special gear that can only be obtained by playing arena matches and cannot be purchased with real money. It's a linear rail-shooter. It could be updated and made better without much developer work, especially for players who have reached the level and gear-loadout caps. But, it's quite fun.

I am enjoying a game I usually don't play. Good Job! When is my Eldar Wraithknight (or Phantom) coming out?