Deathverse: Let It Die Critic Reviews

All in all the game is a blast. It is a bit janky, and very much a love it or hate it ordeal. Some of you will bounce off it in a few games, and some of you will get a giggle out of how explosively violent it can be. Fans of Let it Die bizzarely are in the same boat, and their love will depend greatly on their infactuation with the general gameplay experience. It strikes me as a game made by people who wanted to create something distinct for the sake of variety in a popular genre saturated with familiar traits. People who are probably fun to drink with. Not much about Deathverse: Let it Die is familiar, and it’s free. So like, try it out!

Deathverse: Let It Die has some interesting things going for it, but it ends up sorely lacking in other elements.

Deathverse: Let it Die takes a different approach on battle royales, but how this will work in the long period (and how much it will be supported by the developers) still remains to be seen.

While the bones of a great battle royale are here, there’s just not enough meat on ‘em at present.

Deathverse: Let It Die is a melee-based free-to-play battle royale that starts off in a promising way, thanks to a captivating setting and some bizarre characters, but then turns out to be extremely generic and lacking in both depth and content.