Arknights: Endfield

I've played Endfield for a decent amount of time and my overall impressions are positive. At first, the game really grabbed me: the characters and open world are very well-designed, everything looks rich, and the controls are really easy to use. The graphics are a special highlight, the visuals are pleasing. The story is also quite good, interesting to follow, but it's a bit thin—just when you get drawn in, the content ends.

Technically, it's a mixed bag, 50/50. On my old RX 580, the game delivered around 40-60 fps, which is still acceptable for that hardware. I've now upgraded to an RTX 2060, but haven't had a chance to test it yet; I hope it'll be more stable. The localization is decent, though, and nothing is an eyesore.

Multiplayer is a bit of a different story— There's no classic co-op … Read full

Simply the best gacha on the market for those sick of the childish nature of other gachas. Factories are actually simple; you just have to figure them out once, and then, if you don't want to, just use blueprints. If you don't get it, blueprints won't help much. The game's main strength is that it doesn't forget that it's a game and doesn't consider itself a hub of the universe, where players are forced to suffer for a banner with a new hero, precisely because that hero is the most powerful and the best. Even complex content can be completed simply with a pack of basic 4-star characters and one 6-star (which is impossible to miss). So far, I'm really enjoying it, even though I've completed everything and there's nothing to do in the game except min-max gear. We're looking forward to new content!

Interesting, addictive, I got to Endgame, and then it's just farming because the end-game content hasn't been delivered yet.

Solid game with grate potential.

As for now — not enough story, basicly no endgame, everything gives too little gacha currency (ok if you don't spend it on every banner).

Visuals, music, gameplay — awesome. Recommend to at least try it.

The gameplay is enjoyable, but overall it's a generic gacha game, just like the others, with a few nuances. It's reminiscent of Zelda and some Bandai creation*, and they even tacked on Grandfather Stranding (not for cargo delivery, but for cable pulling).

The plot is equally standard (and tedious) and is presented very slowly, making you want to skip everything rather than read it all.

The soundtrack is pleasant, but I wouldn't add anything to the playlist.

The localization in the test format was excellent; I didn't find any issues during the entire process.

The optimization situation is as follows: although the game was glitching and complaining about how bad it was, how it needed more powerful hardware, etc., it ran smoothly on my Bucket at medium settings. However, long sessions required a … Read full