- June 15, 2018
- Juvty Worlds
- 2h median play time
Melting World Online
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About
"Melting World Online" is a post-apocalyptic MMORPG set in a world devastated by climate change. Players must survive in harsh environments, combating mutated creatures and other players for resources. Complex crafting and building systems allow for the creation of shelters and vehicles, encouraging strategic gameplay in this vast, dynamic world.







- The game has great customization options for mechs and a deep tactical gameplay experience.
- Some players find the game fun and addictive, with potential for enjoyable gameplay despite its current issues.
- The developers have shown dedication by fixing major bugs, indicating a commitment to improving the game.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including freezing and loading issues that make it unplayable for many users.
- Microtransactions are heavily integrated into the game, leading to a pay-to-win perception among players.
- The user interface is poorly designed, making it difficult for players to navigate and enjoy the game.
monetization
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game has drawn significant criticism, with players expressing frustration over the combination of a paid entry price and heavy microtransactions, which many feel is unfair. While some users note that the microtransactions are relatively cost-efficient, they argue that this creates a pay-to-win dynamic that undermines the game's integrity, especially given the game's technical issues. Overall, the monetization strategy appears to alienate potential players and has led to negative reviews and refunds.
“And yes, it has microtransactions on top of that!”
“I feel that without being free to play while having microtransactions is a very poor choice and will greatly lower the amount of people interested in the game, as evident from some of the negative reviews I have seen of people refunding the game because they think that it's unfair that they need to buy a game that's heavy on microtransactions.”
“Microtransactions in a multiplayer game that isn't free.”
“Oddly enough, the microtransactions in this game are actually surprisingly cost-efficient for a pay-to-win game - $2.50, the smallest amount, gets you 5,000 units of premium currency, which is enough to completely shatter the difficulty curve of this game into a billion tiny pieces.”