I guess I need to write a review to counter the junk from Krafton haters and Subnautica fanbois. If this game ever tanks because of mismanagement I will be the 1st one here to down vote it merely due to the love I have for it as it exists. I have played this game for the last 2 years, and I adore it, hated what Blizzard became, I respect PoE but it wasn't for me. This game is good for casuals and people who cant afford to dump 30 hours a week on a game, it respects your time and monetization up to now has been fair. They have implemented systems in this game that should have been staples in other games for decades such as the worlds best loot filter and stash tabs.....that you don't have to pay for.....shocker I know. Customization for builds that can match any of the other big hitters but a friendly pace that even my 50 year old wife who this is her first isometric arpg was able to get into and have fun and she really didn't need my help till end game, which can be challenging. Ul...

Despite the updates of this third season, it still feels monotonous. Even though the content is expanded, the core loop/campaign remains unchanged, long and boring leading to player fatigue...

I recommend this game but, the problem is..... As a new player, one of the first things you notice is that the world doesn’t feel immersive or interconnected it feels more like navigating a program than exploring a living, breathing world. There’s little sense of continuity between zones. Areas feel like isolated maps stitched together, not like regions of a unified world. Because of this, it’s easy to feel lost not just physically, but mentally — like you’re going through the motions of a system rather than experiencing an adventure. This lack of immersion affects how you connect with the story and quests. The world doesn't pull you in — instead, it keeps you at arm's length. Quests often tell you where to go, but not what you’re going to do when you get there. This causes mental disconnection from your character’s purpose. There’s no buildup or anticipation before entering a zone — you don’t know if you’re walking into a boss fight or just passing thro...

I'm seeing a lot of bad reviews due to the dev studio partnering with Krafton, but I think it's fair to judge the game by the game itself, not what the developers are doing with their company. It's a solid 9/10 right now, might change in case they introduce any bad things to the game.

Krafton this, EHG that. The game is a solid ARPG. You don't need to have extensive game knowledge to play till endgame, the loot is good and you can customise your own loot filter. I recommend it. The moment the new publisher does something that messes the game over in the name of short-term profit, I'll change this review to negative. Until then, I say this is a good game to play.

Best ARPG on the market for the average folk. Doesn't require you to have PhD in game mechanics and buildcrafting. With super cheap respecs, you can theorycraft your build infinitely and try out every possible combination of skills, passives and items. With WASD, the game feels so smooth and swift. I can just start the game, click my character and play. No battlepass pop-up, no event, no shop sales notification, just pure amazing gameplay. I hope with Krafton's involvement, the game will reach new heights of amazingness.

As a backpack owner the game is officially cooked. Big patch is upon us and sounds, especially melee still sound like i'm swinging aluminum foil. Third league mechanic in a row of click icon, kill monster, get loot. I supported the dream, unique skill trees and fun classes, but without the endgame it's all for naught.

I've picked the game up each season. Each season I play for about 15 hours, and then it hits me. I'm just not having much fun. It gets older each season and I think this season is the line in the sand. It's not a bad game. But it also doesn't really compete with the other ARPG's. LE is just fine. The shining aspect is the skill tree, but personally, it falls short in nearly every other department. The story just doesn't do anything for me. Same goes for lore, which just feels lacking. The graphics are fairly dated looking. Especially when compared to Diablo 4 and PoE2, and now TQ2. The combat isn't necessarily bad, but it doesn't have the same "oomph" as its competitors. And this is a personal issue, but I just really don't enjoy the overall theme in LE. Maybe I just enjoy the darker Diablo's and PoE's. Every time I download LE, I grow more and more bored with it each time. And I think I've reached my capacity after this one. Maybe they'll turn it around, but i'm not holding my br...

Releasing Supporter packs right after a massive multi billion dollar company bought you out is insane work. Definitely do not buy these this is just scummy af

Sold out to Krafton "On the 25th July 2025, Krafton announced that it had acquired Last Epoch developer Eleventh Hour Games. The initial purchase price was $96 million."