Naraka: The Cost Of Free-2-Play

Finally Naraka: Bladepoint is going free to play style and all players will be able to enjoy this game without paying its game purchase price. But ingame purchases could be prioritized more and more later on with lots of bottleneck contents. None the less, its going to be now open to all the players without the price barricade! Naraka: Bladepoint, an adrenaline-fueled foray into martial arts-inspired melee combat developed by 24 Entertainment and published by NetEase Games Montreal, delivers a vibrant battle royale experience. Strategizing around a rock-paper-scissors combat mechanic with an expansive arsenal of both melee and ranged weapons, up to 60 players lock horns striving to be the last one standing. The game's agility is ramped up with a grappling hook that redefines combat and traversal alike. The battlefield thrives on diversity, with each hero flaunting unique abilities and talents, offering customization to align with your preferred play style.

The prospect of Overwatch 2 transitioning to a free-to-play model could potentially generate significant concerns, as demonstrated by previous similar situations. In certain cases, developers may benefit substantially from an initial wave of sales, only to later adopt the free-to-play model to further monetize via in-game purchases. Don't let greed ruin you. 24 Entertainment, the developer of the action combat battle royale game Naraka: Bladepoint, has declared that the game will switch to a free-to-play model. This change coincides with its upcoming launch on PlayStation 5 on July 13.

So, I had the opportunity to try this game- and, there was a -lot- to it. I wasn't actually expecting the complexity it had to offer. Check out the video. P.S.  If you want to see my other reviews, you can check out & Follow me @Youtube→ Discord→