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Its definetly turning into a bit of a product of its time as some jokes can be easy to miss if you dont really remember the culture around the release of the game. however a good 90% of the jokes are timeless/self contained so its def still worth a playthrough if you havent seen it yet!

There is some replay factor to it if youre wanting to get all achievements, however, like any comedy movie, the first time watching it is the best time.

I want this game to be good. There are no other new titles with this style of gameplay out there as far as I am aware.

I love tactical arcade shooters (or “accessible realism”) like these. They strike the right balance between tactical firefights and general mayhem, so you know I had to buy it and try it out.

Gameplay-wise, it’s great. I’ve had no issues whatsoever! The weapon handling is good, the movement feels like classic RS2, and the firefights are awesome. It definitely needs some tweaking and bug fixes, but the foundation is all here, and it works great.

However, I wish both factions had more distinguishable features in their playstyles. Right now, it just feels like two generic factions with different cosmetics fighting each other. Bring back the passive advantages factions had in Red Orchestra! Let the Soviets charge in like crazy!

Aesthetically, the game lacks polish and vision. The maps look sterile, the UI is kind of a mess and the audio work is a direct downgrad to its predecessors (RO2 and RS2), maybe its just Insurgency having me biased, but this game's voiceover is laughable. There’s nothing that really brings out that “Cold War gone hot” vibe or the synthwave-inspired aesthetic they seem to be aiming for in the marketing material. Everything just looks... dull. It’s genuinely odd how lifeless everything feels in this game, and I can’t quite put my finger on why.

I’m willing to overlook the lack of visual polish since the game is in early access. However, what I can’t overlook at the moment is the fact that the game is basically in a death spiral. As of writing this review, there are only six active players. I can’t even play a proper match right now, even if I wanted to! The fact that the game doesn’t have any sort of seeding mechanism (bots to fill empty lobbies, smaller temporary matches/game modes, clumping players together into a single server, etc.) raises an even more worrying question: If the game does recover from this death spiral, what’s stopping it from falling right back into it? Are people really going to spend money on a product that could become essentially unplayable in a few years once the developers move on to another project?

I can’t, in good conscience, recommend anyone to buy this game in its current state unless they truly believe in the game and that the developers can bring this title up to standard.

Personally, ill wait for future updates and development before really getting myself invested in it, Ill definitely be updating this review if that time does come.

Yo guys, lets split our game into 4 games actually, that wont run the community thin across all of them, nono!

at least it has bot support i guess.

Very good game, BUT I cannot recommend it until the next update drops.

The devs are taking the The Indie Stone studio approach of "update is ready when its ready" which is perfectly fine and respectable! I applaud the devs for not wanting to rush anything out for the sake of "keeping pace with hype"

However! that means that for now the game is in a update drought and, in the way I see it, it’s not developed enough to be the RTS it wants to be, the total war type combat is awesome but it’s obvious that it’s not living to its full potential, the enemy AI literally does not have any cities or towns you can raid to harm their economy, so the 1v1 isn’t even all that engaging, the devs have said that these things will be added in the future, but it’s not here in the time of writing this review so....

The city management part of the game is probably the most complete, the organic building system is awesome, the most engaging part so far has been trying to keep track of the economy and stopping it from spiraling out of control, it’s genuinely fun and challenging! And even though it’s obviously not finished (the specialization tree has "coming soon!" written all over it) it’s still enough to sink a couple dozen hours or more into it.
Oh and good lord, this game looks GOOD, even when you zoom in, the cities just look like they came straight out of Skyrim and that you’re meant to be walking around instead of using noclip, I have never seen a city building game just keep up fidelity even when zoomed in this close.

Honestly, if you are fine with a large update drought, and is interested in a city building game, this game will definitely tap that need, if you are looking into getting this game for the combat and RTS aspects OR you are not really a fan of spending months without an update, I’d say hold on to that money, and wait for the next update or so to drop.

game is fine, people are being babies about the devs removing a couple of details that have 0 effect on gameplay, come on guys, is a child having a stroke that important for your immersion?

Surprisingly boring for the premise, theres just not a whole lot to do.

Wait a minute, this isnt an zombie survival sandbox, its an rpg with questionable gameplay mechanics and a boring level up system!

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Its a great game filled with love, its the type of game that everyone should play at least once, its that great!

This was actually my second playthrough of the game, i pirated this game like 10 years ago because i literally didnt know where to get it otherwise, and back then it already got me emotional, buying it now and playing it again and yep, still just as emotional as back then.

The gameplay is fun and relaxed, the story is great, the music is even better.

Buy it!