บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Badguy292

Very enjoyable experience, intense and occasionally difficult, but very fun. Definitely wears a few inspirations like Half-Life 2, STALKER and F.E.A.R. in some instances. Very fun. Thank you SunPraiser for the game!

EDIT: I was 10 hours in when I wrote that initial review. I am now far deeper into it.
The game is much deeper than just the campaign, the Zone Patrol mode is a whole separate campaign with an open-world progression instead of linear, and both the campaign and Zone Patrol are fantastic and different experiences. Zone Patrol really elevates this game and if SunPraiser hadn't pointed it out, I woulda just left the game after playing the campaign, thinking Zone Patrol was tagged on, but I was oh-so wrong, and I am happy to be wrong.

As a long-time follower of Sakis25's work, since the days of YoYoGames' Game Maker and the CrimeLife series, it's been amazing to see him be part of such a fantastic creation such as this.

I absolutely love the vibes this game gives, fantastic atmosphere, perfectly simple controls, and some daring tracks in the level design. Lovely challenges and good looking cars. Amazing soundtrack too.

If there's anything to complain about, it's the navigator being inconsistent with how soon or late his callouts are.

An absolutely fantastic experience, both as a game and as fap material. A lot of wonderful content, both in terms of variety and skills in combat and in sexual encounters. The voice acting and level design is great too, and the artwork is fantastic. I'll be getting the Gym DLC soon, but I only wish that with the Breast Size DLCs we also get some Ass Size increase eventually, for the full package. Love the variety in both friendly and enemy encounters and creatures to smash in either way.

Sure, it's not a full 3D Unreal Engine game with 3D animation and all that fancy stuff, but it's definitely more gameplay and a lot more bang for my buck than all the visual novels. Definitely worth my money.

Very fun to hang out with people, sometimes it gets a lil spicy, sometimes it's just nice and chill. Expect to meet many lovely and kind people and a couple wackies. I wouldn't call this a "game" per sé, more of a social platform that has games in it, like Pool/Billiards, Chess, Beer Pong, Cards, Prison Escape, Flight Simulations and more!

Fantastic game, both enjoyable solo and co-op.
Great gameplay loop, first and foremost. Really fun and reminds me of the fun old co-op games. Many people mention Left 4 Dead, Killing Floor, Payday and GTA Online missions etc. as similar fun experiences, but what I think comes closest to this, is Lost Planet 2, which I've also reviewed.

The Gameplay consists of picking one of the planets under war, picking a difficulty and location, then selecting Stratagems, which are airdrops of supporting equipment or airstrike beacons. Then dropping in and
raising hell on the enemy combatants, be it terminid bugs or terminator-like automatons.

The Story is essentially non-existent, but enough to motivate you. You're a Helldiver, one of Super Earth's elite soldiers, sent out on various peacekeeping operations through the galaxy and to protect our way of life, Liberty and Freedom.

The Music is nice orchestral chimes that hammer home the epic scale of the game, The Sound design is good, weapons sound impactful and airstrikes and other stratagems give off nice effects, both visually and audibly.

Having been a fan since Tekken 3 on my old PlayStation 1 (Which still works, surprisingly.) This franchise has simply been unrivaled for me. The controls are simultaneously the most easy-to-learn and hard-to-master gameplay I've experienced of a fighting game, and it was since the PS1.

Overall, amazing gameplay, amazing soundtrack (including soundtracks from prior games, so expanded options!) great story, although the side-stories fall a bit flat. Paul and Law deserve better.

The Story continues where TEKKEN 7 left off, and brings in new characters into the series, who are wonderful for the roster, while also keeping in the classics that people have come to know and love.

I would have bought this game myself, but my friend Ryoga, aka Sof, got it for me before I had a chance. Thank you!

Honestly, I like it.
For a solo-developer's first ever release, and it being free on top of that, I can respect it. It shows a lot of promise, although moreso for the developer self than the product per sé, there is room for improvement, but the foundation is damn solid. A short 5-minute semi-tactical run & gun game where you go through tunnels, an open area and each the end. And the final score helps with replayability too.

I must admit, at first I was on the fence due to the lack of Armor Upgrades carrying over from the first game, but one of the recent updates fixed the balancing to compliment the difference, so now I can properly say that the game is at least as great as the first one. Overall a great experience so far. I am going through my third world at the moment and having fun. I may change my review once I beat the game.

Starting off, I recommend you play the Warzone 2.0 and DMZ gamemodes, that are available for free, to see if your system is one of the many, that the game crashes on. It suffers from a few crashes now and then, and the biggest downside to it, is when playing DMZ.

DMZ is without a doubt my favorite gamemode, it's an Extraction Shooter gamemode a'la Hunt: Showdown, Marauders and Escape From Tarkov etc. but in the style of Modern CoD. It's closer to Hunt: Showdown than the other two games mentioned.

Online/Multiplayer Gameplay is solid, very reminiscent of the classic Modern Warfare 2, complete with custom weapon, class and killstreak setups and a "Tactical Nuke" (Now called MGB) at a high enough Killstreak.

I haven't even touched the Singleplayer yet, but I'll probably update my review once I get to it.

I tried real hard to love this game, but I just can't.
I've played since Payday: The Heist, before Payday 2 was a thing, and I evn remember getting the Wolf Expansion DLC with grenade launcher and such. A lot of good stuff and it wasn't marred by microtransaction DLCs.

I've had good times with this game, it's got solid gameplay, the stages of law enforcement and heat contrasts well with the stealth, and the different choices of weapons and mask customization makes for a nice variety.

But the issues I have with this game have been grating and slowly ruining the experience for me over time.
First off: The Difficulty Masks. The one thing that kept me going the longest, was grinding harder and harder difficulties of jobs to get the Very Hard, Overkill and Death Wish etc. golden masks. But every single subsequent DLC that came out, kept pushing the goal post and making you pay more, until eventually, I don't know if it's with the Scarface DLC or not, that later became unavailable, it suddenly became unobtainable for a majority of people, and then the developers, instead of just pulling it back to let the masks be obtained through the initially released jobs that were available on launch, they just let players craft them without going through the hard work now, from what I understand. There's no point in grinding for them anymore as they lost the bragging rights associated with them. The achievements were already super buggy and never got fixed.

That aside, the netcode is completely scuffed. You can run across the entire map and stand at the other end, and your teammates will see you still shifting around halfway through the map. The synchronization is disgusting and Stealth is a mess. You can escape with a sliver of stealth without being spotted, only to get spotted 2 seconds later because you actually got spotted anyways, but the desync is so bad that the game didn't clarify it properly. It's terrible.

I've burned out trying to enjoy this game for the sake of my friends who play it, but it just keeps toying with my feelings and expectations like a bad ex-girlfriend and I've decided to never go back. Sure, I'll give it a try now and then, but I just can't enjoy it anymore.