Rogue Company Reviews
Taking clear inspiration from its contemporaries, Rogue Company is a solid team-based shooter with a great foundation and fair free-to-play model.
Rogue Company is a solid, if pretty unspectacular addition to the online shooter genre.
Rogue Company is a team shooter with great potential, and it's one of the most effortlessly fun games I've played in a while.
Rogue Company proves its worth on current-gen.
Rogue Company is a solid, if uninspired, competitive shooter. What Rogue Company lacks in originality, it makes up for with solid gameplay, cross-progression, and cross-play across all major consoles, including Nintendo Switch, on top of being free to play. That is an offer that is very hard to refuse.
Rogue Company is a reliably fun, engaging, and well-positioned F2P title from the publishers behind Paladins and Smite. The game has a ton of potential and we'll be watching it progress in the next year. Though it borrows many of its concepts from other games, it manages to feel fresh and new, and utilizes its lack of real originality to leverage its top-notch gameplay.
Rogue Company mixes casual and tactical gameplay styles to create a hero shooter that, while not particularly innovative, is incredibly entertaining. You've seen this all before folks, but sometimes good things stick around for a reason.
Hi-Rez Studios is finally coming out with a fully original title and promises hope for the future. There is still progress to be made though.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
With fun gameplay and interesting characters, Rogue Company has everything to become a good tactical-shooter as it evolves and goes through its early access phase, since all of its basic systems are very good and could be explored through years to come.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Rogue Company Season 2 is without a doubt an upgrade to last season. The new rogue is so much joy to use, especially with the weapons and abilities that come with it.
Rogue Company tries to be a new type of competitive shooter. Unfortunately, its concept is doomed to fail from the start. On the other hand, if you won't take the game too seriously you will have some fun with its interesting characters and nice graphics.
Review in Czech | Read full review
I genuinely didn’t know what to expect when I loaded into another free-to-play game. I had my concerns it would be clunky, look ugly and would force me to spend real money. Gladly, none of these things happened, and it was one of the best experiences I’ve had with this genre for a long time. I recommend you download a copy here as you have nothing to lose! Rogue Company is a slick, well designed third-person shooter. It’s brilliance puts a lot of its peers to shame! You should grab your rogue and join the fight……. Now!
In conclusion, Rogue Company is a game that deserves attention despite its obvious flaws.
Review in Greek | Read full review
Free-to-play it may be, but Rogue Company is a high-quality title that’s among the best shooters I’ve played this year and a welcome alternative to the more standard shooters you find on console. I’d highly recommend it, even if it had cost me money. For the grand total of nothing, it’s almost essential.
Rogue Company is a game with all the possibilities to emerge as a competitive game, however this component of the game is not very supported right now. It is very balanced and enjoyable, without creating situations of nervousness. The graphics and gameplay are very fluid and the third person camera hardly ever penetrates. It is a very good game, which if updated over time could become a great game.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Rogue Company is a fun competitive shooter with excellent gunplay, fun gameplay modes, and well designed maps.
Despite some of the negativity, Rouge Company has had a great start. It’s fun and I can definitely spend back-to-back hours on the game. But eventually, it does get stale, and it will undeniably need something extra to spice things up to keep people playing. Whether that be adding new maps, new characters, or new game modes, the devs will definitely need to keep up the momentum to satisfy gamers.