Note: I did get this game for free. Getting the game for free doesn’t affect my review at all.
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In today's day and age with titles only being online-only and featuring no campaign, it's nice to see a company making a game with both online capability and a decent campaign for their game even though the campaign is kinda corny.
The Disintegration campaign consists of 12 missions, if played on Regular difficulty it will take you about 9 hours to complete. Give or take if you die at specific missions as I did. Disintegration has many cut-scenes some are very detailed and some even detailed to real-life locations. It's a cliche hero story, though it was fun to play going through its humor moments to its sad moments.
I do though have to say, $50 seems like a steep price for this type of game with out-of-game currency. Out-of-game currency? Sadly, you can buy skins with currency that you can buy with real-world money ranging from $4.99, $9.99, $19.99 and $49.99.
I do agree that the developers need some sort of income to help develop this game further with free DLC and content, though I feel like they could have done it a better way. Maybe a Battle Pass similar to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with new weapons where you can earn new Gravcycles through this Pass. For those without the Pass or if the Pass has ended, the user can unlock this Gravcycle through in-game challenges.
Multiplayer is fun just like the campaign where you can control a crew but instead of doing it all alone, you have teammates on your side this time. Hopefully, cross-play with console players gets hammered out soon so the player-base for multiplayer can stay active. On a disappointing note, if you beat the campaign, you don't get any exclusive banners, badges or emotes for multiplayer use. At the moment, Disintegration doesn't feature any private servers so you can't host your own games / tournaments.
Based on that, the game is not worth $49.99, I would personally price it at $29.99 or $19.99 like the Surge titles.
4.0