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Gamer 2.0: Universe at War: Earth Assault Review

Universe at War delivers a unique, fresh gaming experience with factions that have truly innovative concepts sewn intrinsically into them. Unfortunately, it suffers from a few interface issues and bugs that, while not crippling the game, can frequently make it somewhat annoying to play. Though its remarkable faction balance shines in a multiplayer arena, the necessity of a pay-per-month scheme to unlock all online gaming options hinders the game greatly.

Universe at War ends up being a remarkable title, held back from being truly great by a few unfortunate fundamental design flaws and another instance of corporate greed taking priority over delivering a quality gaming experience.
BIoodmask - contributor
Published: 658 days 16 hours ago | Review | Xbox 360
 
 
 

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