New EVE Online Mobile Game Is "Low-Effort" and "AI Slop," According To Fans
The newest game from the franchise is out, and it's not what fans were expecting. The new game is a free-to-play mobile game titled that launched on October 29. The game is meant to expand the world of, CCP Games' massive, long-running sci-fi MMO, but it's being met with criticism and negative reviews, instead.
A release trailer has been revealed on the EVE Galaxy Conquest YouTube channel to an abysmal view count of under 10K in a week. In contrast, MMO Population reports that there are over 10.58 million accounts in the game, with an estimated 59K players per day over the past month.fans are largely blasting the new mobile game and criticizing CCP Games for not taking their time to make a good companion game for their IP.
is a 4X game (explore, exploit, expand, and exterminate) that "" and lets players engage in space battles. However, besides the name and setting, the game seems to have little of the depth that the core MMO is known for, resulting in some disappointed fans.
Although currently has a rating of 4.1 on the Google Play Store, the reviews section is full of scathing reviews ranging fromperformance issues to general disappointment that the game doesn't have more of what makes special. Several reviews note that the game has very little to do with besides the ship graphics and names, and is instead a reskin of games like Other reviews criticize the game for lacking complexity and ingenuity, bringing nothing new to the table.
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In a comment on the release trailer, YouTube user mushetti3166 writes "" Redditor Keydet echoes this sentiment in a Reddit thread decrying the mobile game's apparent overuse of AI-generated art and assets, saying "" and calling the entire game a ""
has been online since 2003 and it's amassed a dedicated fanbase and a unique legacy. The game often makes headlines for having the most
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