Warden's Will feels like a beta of the next great multiplayer shooter, but its nowhere near the level of its inspirations. It's very fun to move around, dodge attacks, and try to get a build going, but this game feels so dull and slow at times that it's painful to get to the fun part. Charging transmitters takes forever, upgrades are a slow burn, enemies take a long time to die, and this only gets better once you've permanently upgraded to the point where your friends will never keep up with you. The aesthetics and music are nice, and all the characters feel incredibly polished and well-thought-out, but the underlying gameplay and progression leave a lot to be desired.