The Order 1887 is the complete opposite of expectations from a $60 title:

• No Multi-player

• No New Game+

• No Padding (Collectables, Weapon/Character upgrades, etc)

• Linear as a corridor shooter.

Not to say Marvel Future Fight doesn't have a fair share of problems:

• Net Marble is just a developer that has next to no interaction with the community outside of it's corporate pages manned by a few people that RP (role play) being Shield operatives for their public announcements. They don't give a **** about anyone unless they check their server data for a decline in users.

• Future Fight is just an arcade beat-em up padded with a RPG leveling system. It's barely passable as an RPG as Net Marble is marketing it as such. Oh the dialog is written by a comic writer? Yeah most people skip those "cut scenes" anyway.

• Future Fight gets a free pass at everything because it's a mobile game. Weakest ****ing argument ever.

• Consoles games have a sudden double standard, but mobile games don't because... reasons? For every weak argument saying it's expensive developing new games and such, those are just freaking excuses. Make a good game for once and it will sell. You think Journey (Indie PS3 game) sold because of some multi-million dollar marketing campaign or a Super Bowl ad? Make a good game.

• RPG games aren't even based on skill and primarily on stats and numbers. The vast majority of RPGs just require higher numbers to progress in the game. It's not even trial and error, just time and money. ESPECIALLY MONEY in Future Fight.

I have a major disdain towards gamers that actually pay more than $60 for a video game, much less over a grand in a mobile game. Use common sense. You're pumping hundreds of dollars in a game where the general population of gamers that care about the game is less than 1%.

If you're paying for instant gratification or a sense of accomplishment, then you need to reevaluate your own mental health than relying on mobile app that preys on weak minded individuals.