Fortunately the developers have stated that there will be post-release content updates, so there's hope.
For a full-priced title, there's some gameplay features that are missing (namely, competitive multiplayer). Being a Switch exclusive hurts, not because of the game's performance, or graphics, but because it makes a good-but-niche title even less accessible. Personal opinion I don't like the hangar, your base of operations, out of all the things you can customize, I wish I could spruce up my base. To be expected at this point, as the entire genre suffers from this.
The Bad/Meh stuff: -The story is kind of bland, and some places, kind of awkward with it's dialogue.
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+The Artstyle, while full of saturated colors, still manages to be readable in handheld mode, and plays to the Switch's strengths. Very inefficient, but still cool! +Customize-able HUD and controls makes playing in a way that's comfortable to you very easy, not enough console games do this. I just found out you can throw your weapons with deadly results, and then punch everything. +Part of the replay value comes from replaying missions with different armaments, and finding ways to beat them faster, better, or by completing bonus objectives. Makes nailing ideal combat performance -and- appearance less of a precarious balancing act. The Good stuff: +A sizable variety of parts and upgrades to customize not only your Arsenal, but also your player character.
However! If you're like me, and have been waiting since Armored Core: For Answer for a good installment to the mecha-shooter genre (That's over ten years, by the way), this game will hit most, if not all, of the right buttons. DxM fits in a niche genre of games that makes reaching a general audience difficult. DxM fits in a niche genre of games Sadly, like past titles in the Mech-shooter genre, Daemon x Machina will be met with polarizing reviews. Sadly, like past titles in the Mech-shooter genre, Daemon x Machina will be met with polarizing reviews.
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