Event Horizon

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Event Horizon - Frontier is a single player and multiplayer shooter game. It was developed by Pavel Zinchenko and was released on July 3, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Event Horizon: Frontier is a base defense game set in the Event Horizon universe. Defend your space station from aliens from over twelve different factions, while carefully upgrading your fleet and your space station. Choose your fleet from an expanse of ships to suit your playstyle, and use the best weapons and modules you have to hand to destroy invaders. In your travels, you will find new space…

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gameplay2 negative mentions

The removal of premium currency from the mobile version makes the game more accessible and enjoyable.
The game offers a lot of customization options for ships and has a good amount of content.
It's a fun game to play to pass the time, especially for fans of the original Event Horizon.

Controls can be problematic, especially when using a trackpad or keyboard, making gameplay less enjoyable.
The PC version has numerous technical issues, including bugs and a broken camera system, which can make it unplayable for some users.
The game feels repetitive and has been criticized for lacking updates compared to the mobile version.

gameplay
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Gameplay in "Event Horizon Frontier" has evolved from its predecessor, introducing daily challenges and a wealth of content. However, many users find the gameplay loop to be monotonous and lacking excitement.
- “Daily challenges are also an interesting mechanic.”
- “A lot has changed between the original Event Horizon and Event Horizon Frontier in terms of gameplay.”
- “The game seems to have a good deal of content, but tragically the gameplay loop is just dull.”
stability
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The game's stability is criticized for a buggy interface and significant camera issues, which detract from the overall experience. Users find these problems reminiscent of the Switch version, indicating a persistent lack of improvement.
- “As usual, the interface is buggy and terrible (same as on Switch, really); this would be tolerable, but the worst thing is the camera is totally broken.”