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Synduality: Echo of Ada
You and an AI mech named Magus explore a dystopian landscape in the year 2222. A catastrophic poisonous rain event known as Tears of the New Moon nearly eradicated the human race — survivors fled to the underground city of Amasia. To survive, the player character known as a “Drifter” must sell AO Crystals, which can only be harvested from the pollu...
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- Released
- January 24, 2025
- Developer
- Game Studio
- Publisher
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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The world of extraction shooters welcomes a unique contender in SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada, a PvPvE experience that forms the bedrock of the broader Synduality universe. In this review, we’ll explore SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada, a PvPvE extraction shooter set in a world ravaged by destruction, the game combines intense resource gathering, strategic combat, and a unique approach to player interactions that sets it apart from its genre competitors.
Getting to the best part is a grind, but if you put in some hours Synduality Echo of Ada eventually reveals itself to be a high-tension, mech-based extraction shooter.
I like Synduality Echoes of Ada, but it's also frustrating and barren. Its gameplay systems are tight and polished, but is that enough for an extraction shooter? When new games drop so frequently, you need to stand out, which Synduality Echo of Ada does with its aesthetic but little else, and it needs to bring more to the table to stand out.
I’m more interested to see where SYNDUALITY Echo of Ava goes from here. Its current version lays the groundwork for bigger and brighter things, even if the foundation could use more polish. It's not a game for everyone, and unless you’re into the franchise or are looking for a more casual extraction shooter experience with science fiction flavor, it won’t turn you into a believer in either.
SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada offers thrilling PvPvE gameplay and mech customization but suffers from shallow combat and technical issues. Fans of mech shooters may appreciate its fast-paced action and tactical depth despite its flaws.
I love robots, or more accurately, mechs, and games where you get to pilot them, from the classics like Mechwarrior and Armored Core to more obscure titles
SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada is a generic third-person extraction that challenges, engages, then bores.
If all you’re after is a mostly chilled extraction game occasionally broken up by fights to the death, you could do worse than Synduality: Echo of Ada.
In this PvPvE extraction shooter, players, aided by an AI partner known as a Magus, must survive against xenomorphic creatures and other players in the hunt for resources. PC version primarily reviewed. Reviewer also received a PS5 review copy from the company for testing purposes.
Synduality: Echoes of Ada is an extraction shooter that, while really easy to get into, might be difficult to stick with considering its bland art style and simplistic gameplay that ends up not having enough depth.
SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada is difficult to recommend. It feels like a good concept poorly executed. Unfortunately, its rather milquetoast gameplay along with some pushy microtransactions make it hard to get invested or even get started on its grind.