Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem

泰坦之旅新作發行了突然想到這個游戲，真得過來踩一脚，完全的迪亞波羅贋品，總體毫無新意 4/10

encore un groooooos cashgrab à la française , plein de "vous allez voir on va ruiner diablo " .... merci pour l argent .... acheté a sa release , je me sens bien éclaté ...

Es ist nicht mehr online Spielbar oder mit Freunden im Koop. Die Entwickler machen nichts mehr an dem Spiel und es war sowieso nie ganz rund. Sehr schade! Anfangs war dort echt potenzial.

Após 12 horas de gameplay o jogo crashou e meu personagem desapareceu.

Вот честно, не выдержал... 4 акт кардинально отличается от первых трех. Из него, не понятно зачем, сделали дрoчильню однотипных квестов. Игра превратилась в сессионку. А самое кайфовое, что если не удалось убить босса с 1 попытки, то тебя заставляют начинать весь акт с начала. Не смотря на то, что начало игры я даже готов был бы порекомендовать, последний акт просто хоронит игру. Даже сюжетно 4 акт выглядит притянутым за уши. В общем если и планируете проходить, закончите игру после 3 акта, чтобы не портить впечатления.

This is the worst diablike I've ever played, and made even worse by devs that have completely abandoned the project after saying they would fix their broken game after they put it out on the market. Please don't buy this broken, uninspired garbage. There are far better games on this platform like Chronicon, Grim Dawn, and Titan Quest.

評分：8.5 / 10（已破關） 是的，我知道這款遊戲評價褒貶不一，但我認為太多玩家沒能真正體驗到它的精華。這是一款要破關一次後，才真正開放完整內容的遊戲。 我個人認為這款遊戲甚至超越了《Diablo 3》。可惜的是，很多人撐不到後期就放棄，玩不到10小時就給出負評。根據成就統計，破關玩家比例甚至不到 3%。開發團隊未來的作品，可能需要更重視如何讓前期內容吸引玩家持續遊玩。 🎮 我的遊玩經歷 剛開始玩序章時，看到官方公告取消了原本承諾的「連線功能」，讓我非常失望。因為我就是衝著連線買的，所以玩完序章後我就把遊戲擱置了幾個月。 當時我對這款遊戲的評價大概是6分，覺得無聊但還能拿來打發時間。 直到後來某天重新打開這款遊戲，進入後續章節後，慢慢體會到這款作品在細節上的用心程度。尤其是天賦系統與裝備設計，當深入了解後，腦中開始構思各種不同流派的可能性。 劇情推進到第四章後，出現新的玩法，我決定重新創角，打造第二隻角色。這隻角色強度是第一次的好幾倍，也讓我一路順利破關。 最讓我驚喜的是，破關之後遊戲才真正打開更多內容與玩法，這也讓我最終將評價拉高到8.5 分。 ✅ 優點整理 豐富的世界觀及優秀的故事敘說 精緻的場景設計及裝備捏模 有特色的天賦及技能強化系統 配音與配樂優秀，能很好地烘托氣氛與劇情張力 ❗可惜之處 原本承諾的「連線功能被移除」，失去與朋友共玩的樂趣 成就系統無法全數取得（部分需連線才能觸發），希望官方能修正 遊戲初期缺乏足夠引導或吸引力，容易讓玩家在體驗完整前就棄坑 📝 結語 如果你只玩了幾小時就退坑，那真的太可惜了。這款作品的真正價值，是在破關後才會展現出來。 願意深入鑽研的玩家，請務必給它一次完整的機會。就成為可能。

I came, I saw, I held down one button, and everything stopped existing. Look, this game is gorgeous. Like, “pause mid-combat just to admire the explosions” gorgeous. Combat feels smooth, weighty, flashy in all the right ways. Builds? Surprisingly flexible. You can experiment, respec, try different playstyles, it feels like an ARPG playground. I didn’t hit any bugs or jank. None. Which almost feels like I unlocked a rare achievement given the game’s reputation. That said… The systems and UI can feel a bit… “who designed this at 3am and said ‘yeah, ship it’?” Not terrible, just weird enough to make you squint. But here’s the real issue: This game is basically a beautifully preserved fossil. No ongoing updates. No new content. No balance changes. What you see is what you get—forever. Which leads to the other problem: At some point, your build just… wins. Hard. My character turned into a laser-powered delete button, and the game didn’t really push back. Ascended form? Cool in theory, but completely unnecessary when you’re already erasing reality by holding down one skill. If things get too easy, you might actually have to nerf yourself just to keep it interesting. Which is… a choice. Verdict: 👍 Looks amazing 👍 Feels great to play 👍 Fun to experiment with builds 👎 Weird UI decisions 👎 No future, no updates 👎 Balance goes out the window eventually Do I recommend it? Only if: you’re an ARPG collector you want a flashy, short-term power fantasy you’re okay knowing this game isn’t going anywhere you get it a DEEP discount Otherwise… there are better long-term homes for your time. Final rating: “Press button, delete enemies, uninstall peacefully” / 10

Game was very solid for the genre imo, discounted price is unbeatable. Had a great deal of fun going through it.

Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem—a name so full of promise, you’d think it was forged in the fires of Mount Doom and polished with the tears of underpaid indie developers. But no! What we got was a glittering skeleton wrapped in tinfoil and duct tape, doomed to crumble before it ever stood tall. NYEHHH! The first few hours? Glorious! The graphics? Stunning! You stroll into battle wielding lightning, shadows, and the hopes of everyone who thought "Finally, a true Diablo killer!" But then… reality bites. And it bites hard. Let’s talk about the gameplay—because oh dear, sweet necrotic failure, it wants to be something. The combat is flashy, the skill system is cool in theory, and the classless freedom? Delightful… until you realize that balance was left in the developer’s sock drawer during early access and never retrieved. And the bugs, oh the bugs! This game launched like it was trying to speedrun its own obituary. Crashes, desyncs, invisible enemies, disappearing loot—it was like fighting both demons and the spaghetti code they rode in on. You didn’t die in Wolcen because you made mistakes—you died because the server sneezed. Ah yes, the servers. R.I.P. You will not be missed. Multiplayer was a catastrophe from day one. You had a better chance of summoning an actual demon than getting a stable co-op session. And now? Shut down. Gone. Vanished into the void. Like the developers’ long-term roadmap. All that’s left is offline mode and the echoes of what could have been. And let’s not forget: they pulled the plug quietly, like rats leaving a sinking ship. No big send-off. Just a whisper: “No sequel. No more updates. Good luck with your necromancer, loser.” Bravo. Truly, a masterclass in vanishing before the pitchforks arrive. Final Verdict: 💀💀⬛⬛⬛ (2 out of 5 Skulls) Wolcen had the looks of a god-tier ARPG and the heart of a wet napkin. Its ambition was commendable, its presentation was slick, but its execution? A tragic belly flop into the pit of squandered potential. A game that sprinted straight into its own grave and then politely shut the coffin lid. If you're curious, the offline version still works… sort of. But know this: you’re playing a digital tombstone, a relic of hype and hubris. [i]Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ll be over here—not playing Wolcen—and laughing maniacally at the ruins of what was supposed to be “the next big thing.” NYEHHH![/i]