While I definitely spend all the hours my love for the game. If you just going to buy it soon. Go away.

At this current stage, the devs are not going to pretty much optimize their game, and with their poor moderation, expect toxic community on both sides.

The good old days has been gone. It's only to be worse from this point on.

As a fan of Noisestorm since 2014, I do enjoy his arrangements in Drum n' Bass and appreciate his current work. With the exploding Crab Rave, the launch of this game really got my attention.

Playing the game though, it is whole another story. I got frustrated early on, and struggle to complete each set of island. But once I started getting more weapons, I start to unlock the true potential of this game: Immersion through the madness.

Imagine you are a lone crab, and you have to kill every single entity that tries to kill you. Luckily, you are a gun-bearing crab and you have a lot of weapons to choose.

The game really able to hold its own weight, with so many RNG involved (in a good way!) but once you got your boots strapped, the game become so much easier and you'll find yourself farming the elites and bosses in no time.

Also, crabs.

I played this with help from my friend, who is a WGM and is currently holds IM title. Safe to say that she is confused, amazed, and terrified.

I hope you read the tab on the right because, as everyone said, It is abandoned. Go spend your money somewhere else

I am amending my review on the game under the current state of 0.60.1, which was released on the 9th of October 2023.

I will be giving a disclaimer though, my review might be biased due to my involvement on this game, but I am committed to write this review within the general player's standpoint.

First, I find TC:R is not a whole new genre, but rather, a mix of two-most popular genre within the gaming context. Real-Time Strategy and First Person Shooter. As a rather unique take on both the genres, TC:R by its concept are pretty neat: It can simplify two different, extreme ends of the genre and packed it into a game with reasonable learning curve.

The game itself is pretty straightforward. You control a country and its standing army. You have to manage your country, build army, and deter threat from other nations. From it's inception a year ago, the game has progressed significantly. Offering great contents for its worth.

While I have to be honest that the bugs and glitches are pretty frustrating, bear in mind that Thunder Devs, is a small, lone wolf, and do consisted of team members all around the world. With their current capacity, I believe that TC:R can fulfill its potential and able to revolutionize this fusion of a genre.

Probably one of few games that is worth in EA right now.