I was intrigued by Wildgate when I got a first look at it a few weeks ago. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve started leaning away from online-multiplayer only games, and it’s been a while since I played a big co-op PVP game like Guns of Icarus Online, or, more recently, Sea of Thieves, so I was excited to play a similar kind of game with a more focused direction and some pretty interesting ideas behind it.
Wildgate is something of a mixed bag. At its core, it’s a pretty fun game, and it absolutely nails the fundamentals of a multiplayer experience, but by that same token, every match really depends on both your team and how your opponents choose to play. However, for better or worse, this game does have a lot to offer.
The premise of Wildgate is simple. In a far-off corner of the galaxy, a place known as the is filled with the lost relics of ancient civilizations. Players take on the role of Prospectors who brave the dangers of the Reach while competing against... Read more