Underworld Empire
Underworld Empire est un jeu de rôle édité par Deca Games, disponible sur les plateformes Android et iOS depuis le 15 janvier 2013. Le titre propose aux joueurs de choisir leur allégeance envers différents empires criminels, qu'il s'agisse du Cartel diabolique, du Syndicat sinistre, de la Mafia sans pitié ou des gangs de rue aguerris.
Concernant l'accueil du public, certains joueurs sur Metacritic regrettent un « Strong pay to win component, which eventually makes the game unplayable at later stages. Unable to create balanced characters if you want to play without payin… ». D'autres déplorent également que « The game suffers from several abuse vectors one is people will use multiple accounts to bully and farm other players,customer service is non-responsive to this… ».
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Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Strong pay to win component, which eventually makes the game unplayable at later stages. Unable to create balanced characters if you want to play without paying a substantial amount of real world money. Previously had spent about $2000 or more in making a build and my player could barely compete with the rest. Highly addictive so better stay away. »
« The game suffers from several abuse vectors one is people will use multiple accounts to bully and farm other players,customer service is non-responsive to this, and there are all sort of exploits as well that players can and will abuse without any ramifications. The developers in their infinite wisdom supposedly made matchmaking changes, this has resulted in players that can be five hundred levels above you being able to hit down, there's nothing about that one could call good matchmaking or good game balance. It just becomes a more obvious pay to win app. If you do download this game I recommend you don't spend any money till the developers can show proper customer service, and support for their app and proper game balance unless you are a fan of pay to win with money to burn on garbage. »
« As others have said. Despite this game being addicting and a good way to kill time it is merely a cash grab. What's worse? Customer Service takes 0 accountability nor does it value its long standing players. after almost 3 years of playing because I moved from Android to iOS I was told there was nothing they could do. Saddened by Kabam / PA'S business module and policies. I've always stood by this game not any longer. »
« You play too long before you realize this game is unbalanced, and skewed toward long time players. This is especially true since newer content is intentionally weaker because a handful of older players have an overpowered game component. However, the newer and weaker content costs considerably more to get, hundreds of dollars in fact. STAY AWAY FROM THIS GAME UNTIL THE DEVELOPERS CHANGE THEIR PRIORITIES! »
« Very expensive game to play. basically a PAY TO WIN game. terrible drop rates on in game items and overall not great for free players or casual spenders. »
« Underworld Empire is a great game, constantly evolving and updated frequently. I have made a lot of Friends on this game, and anytime I've needed support it's just an e-mail away! I rate the game 9/10 stars because like the comments below I agree that it shouldn't be a PAY to WIN concept, but sadly, each month you need to at least drop $25-$50.00 (minimum) to be a top contender. »
« The game is easy to pick up. But as you get a higher level you will notice that paying equals winning in this game. There are players of over lvl3000 in this game, this would take atleast 300 years to do without buying "favor". Not to mention the epic lieutenants you can buy with real money. The top players have spent over 40.000$. If you want to become a decent player in this game u will need to invest atleast 300$. Otherwise u will be easy meat for every experienced player in this game. Since everyone seems to be paying. »
« It's easy to pick up and get into, but has a strong pay-to-win component. They have several team wars a day that are fun, but PVP and events are almost entirely dominated by players willing to spend a lot of real money to get ahead. Could be fun if you're into freemium games, but I feel like you need to spend more than the game is worth to last. »
