TripWop

I came across this game when it was pretty new and the community that played it was pretty small (3-4 years ago). It became less fun as the community grew larger. First the good: Each round is different which adds to the fun. Sometimes you have good teammates that can work together, and other times you are stuck with a bunch of **** who have no idea what's going on. The characters each have their own attributes and strengths so whichever one you choose depends on your play style. The Bad: You have almost no ability to choose your team - specifically the mutants. Playing as the mutants is the most fun IMO, and you NEVER get them. The community is huge so in 20 rounds, you MIGHT get mutants once if you're very lucky. So you end up playing as your same character which gets very monotonous and boring. Because of this, I've stopped playing. But this game is still kind of fun and it's free.

New to the series and thought I'd give it a shot. Bad idea. This game is TERRIBLE. It seems like Capcom released 90% **** - like it was almost done and then they're like, **** it. The controls are slow and clunky, and when you're given button prompts on screen, you have to mash the buttons to get them to work. I've never seen controls that just don't work in a game before. I can't believe they had a meeting and called this game done. You might spend 15 minutes fighting a monster and then have to chase it across the map, only to have it "leave the area." Why build that into the game??? It's annoying and a waste of time. And as you're chasing it, the in game "GPS" - aka Scout Flies, just stops working so you have to keep resetting it. Just when you start finding redeemable aspects to the game, there is another fail that makes this game ****. If you've never played the series, don't buy into the hype. This game blows.