Alot of fun flying around with others and destroying enemies + it's definitely better now than when it was 1st launched.

Anthem is an immensely fun game wrapped up in a dull story and a repetitive end-game. It will no doubt get better as time goes on, but this isn’t a great starting point.

Great customization; Beautiful visuals; Great use of team interaction;

Definitely not a single-player game; Predictable story; Frequent bugs

I know people are thinking "Whats he talking about Anthem sucks, its not a good game". Listen, I know people say its a bad game because of E3, people crashing, its repetitive, its not to me. I love this game, I've been playing it since release and i love it. The story, the gameplay, the graphics.

If you like Destiny and always wanted to be Iron Man this is the game for you

Fun game. Incredibly similar to Destiny in terms of gameplay and format but fun nevertheless. The map is huge and I enjoy flying/exploring.

my kind friend got me this game as a gift however three hours into it, it's a drag. unfinished potential. unfortunate. long loading screens and times. no good endgame content. essentially a shooter looter. designed with teamwork in mind but not enough other things to back it up. nowhere near consistent frames (best 30–50fps only on ps4 pro). animations are great, customisation options are cool but don't make a huge difference in overall gameplay. it really is a huge carbon copy shadow of Destiny.

I got this a few weeks ago it's an awesome gameplay

Anthem has been a good six years in the making, developed by the creators of iconic titles such as Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic , Jade Empire and the Mass Effect series. This time, the talented studio steps into new territory with the looter shooter, to take on the likes of Destiny and The...

This game has had many problems along the way and continues to do so. Yet despite all this I find it a fun refreshing game with a good entertaining grind and even more enjoyable with friends.

When you think of Bioware you don't necessarily think of third person shooters. What I associate with the studio are the role playing games that were