Problems still persist – Deadman's Cross Review

1. Game needs to become as fast as Guardian Cross. User taps each warrant a drastic and immediate response. In GC, a player can use up a full tank of stamina in under a minute. Not the case in Deadman's Cross, at least as long as this fatal error persists. 2. Whole game does not need to reboot from scratch every time there is a connection error. This isn't a location-based PVP game. There's little need for it to ever reboot except to download periodic updates. 3. Game needs to display 1-Win Streaks. This may not sound like it makes a lot of sense but it's difficult to string better streaks together if I can't remember if I won the last Boneyard duel. 4. Everything needs to take less time to load. This game may only have PS1-quality graphics, but since everything isn't crammed onto an ancient CD-ROM, load times this egregious are difficult to forgive. 5. Deleting all of the reviews in the hopes that dissatisfied players will take the hint and go away isn't going to work. You're Square Enix. Some of us have been supporting you our whole lives. We know you're capable of the best quality in the industry, and the slow and terminal metamorphosis of that industry into a free-market casino is no excuse to start slacking off. Do better. This game could be fun. Or just release it as a novel, a soundtrack, and a concept art book, take the thirty dollars I would pay for that, and be done with it. UPDATE: The new font is needlessly hideous. It's the rōmaji font from Japan-exclusive video games whose developers blindly insist that no native readers of the Roman alphabet will play or see. No stars docked for this insult, because the injury is already so deep. ...Also the new "big" update is an extravagant and inessential addition to a house built on a boiling swamp of a foundation. None of the game-ending flaws I have been listing for over a year have been addressed. This new update is just more bread and circuses, y'all. Pathetic.
Review by Monstevr on Deadman's Cross.