Review on Dissolution by Douglas Cachazo
Dissolution: Game that promised but fell by the wayside
In the competitive world of video games to be successful you must compete against many high quality products that emerge every day on the blockchain. You must be innovative and keep a development team coming up with new features so that the game does not stagnate. You have to plan a lot and follow up continuously so as not to falter.
Dissolution has been free to play since its beta version and has been available for free.
According to opinions it seemed a promising game especially for running and developed under the enjin ecosystem, which opened many possibilities,
Since they could use the strength and functionality offered by the enjin ecosystem and devote their effort and development to improve the game, but it really was a disaster, maybe they did not plan things well and the decision was made to abandon the project at least under the enjin ecosystem, apparently a part decides to continue with the project and currently runs under Stean, has no updated videos on youtube and has no web portal, which makes me think that the fall worse than you might think.
The game has a good theme, futuristic and the environment develops between a war between two or more sides of communities of the human race that survived a period of apocalyptic wars, the remaining humans are at war and fight with everything to exterminate the enemy, use futuristic weapons and ships as combat is on earth and in space.
Pros
- Game with good theme and graphics in futuristic environment.
- Totally free
- Several explanatory videos launched on social networks
Cons
- Failed project in several stages
- Failure in the ecosystem enjin
- Seems stagnant at present with no improvements and no web portal
