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Is nice. Too few good pixelart sci-fi games out there. I love the heavy industry aspect too. Here's hoping we get lots more variety and RNG modifiers to keep things interesting also in the future!

Very hard and immersive, brand new milsim co-op game. Do not play without microphone and headset, game requires communication and teamwork to win. Very nice procedural random map and enemy generation. Side objectives are always random too, which makes the game very replayable. The American forces and terrorists both have top tier voice acting and there are very few bugs right now. Discord is active and moderated.

The Pringles Corporation Gaming sector highly recommends this one! Also buy our product at our website, or else the terrorists (and Lays) wins! >:(

I play War of Rights as a Corporal (low-ranking officer class) and let me tell you - this game can offer you some of the very best platforms for really wholesome team play. The key is not to spend most of your time playing on the wild, chaotic, poorly-coordinated public games, but instead sign up for a REGIMENT!

What are regiments, you ask? Organised groups with up to hundreds of players fighting for the same team and flag with a matching vibe and good communication between each other! Ours is a Confederate regiment and I am in charge of a platoon with all the European-living soldiers in the ranks, so I get to chat with them like they are family, talk about shared hobbies and interests, nag about that annoying boss everybody has... And every weekend there is a big event that is a part of a larger organisation, with complex elements of regiments forming two sides of the Civil War on various maps and battlefields, coordinated artillery strikes, historical troop maneuvers... It can be really really fun if you have some time to invest into being in an army that took part in a brutal and strange period of time almost two centuries ago!

In addition to all the amazing teamwork with voice comms, training together and having a laugh, it's also a really gritty (but not too inaccessible and difficult to learn) historical war simulation, so if you're at all interested by the American history in the 1800s, this ought to scratch your itch.

If you're a European player interested, drop me a Friend Request here and lets get you rolled into our rebel wild bunch! And if you cringe at the rebel flag, its alright, the Yankees can be (almost) as wholesome as us, so step right up if you feel like it! ;)

Cpl. Stuart from 8thFlorida & Moorman's Artillery Battery wishes you a warm welcome!

Its THE go-to modern hunting simulator right now. The DLC plan reminds me slightly of EA and Activision and the bunch, but its pretty much worth it in the end.

So much fun with friends, I play with wife.

Its awesome.

But keep working for multi core and big ram utilization, its not fun when game engine limitations hit your system in the face.

Its a fine multiplayer PvE game with continuous support from the devs. Try it!

It's a very nice game indeed, I love how in-depth the squad and vehicle customization is!

Very fun for a quick game whenever you wish to play. Lets hope player numbers improve though!

Otherwise very cool, but the damned Fight Pits feature STILL needs work.

When you pit your own Uruks against others, their AI tends to be horrendous, which seems to be a very popular argument, with it's roots a long time in the past of the game. Still not completely fixed at least.

If I have an Olog with legendary traits, and get matchmade against a tiny runt uruk with a crossbow and no outstanding traits, how come he gets to practically stunlock my Olog with a "dodge and shoot you in the forehead real fast" move (not even tied to any traits, just a basic scripted move!!) from the start to basically until my Olog is dead? What is this trickery, balance? I wanted to see an even match, where my damned troll-pile-of-♥♥♥♥ at least had a strike or two in, or at least tried!

Plus the game world sometimes gets corrupted, and you have to verify game cache periodically. My guess here for the reason of this is this damned third-party software inside. Thanks, Denuvo.

A timeless classic. If you dont mind the graphics with the old vibe and want to experience a new fantasy world with an embedded, simple 2D turn-based strategy system, download this game! It's for free anyways, and has tons of mods available!

Unlocking guns takes ages, and the fact that you need to work your way up to your favourite guns for dozens of hours, being stuck with guns that you dont want anything to do with is a total pain in the *ss. Unless youve got money to burn, that is, and I dont think that's fair for a simulator such as this. It would need to offer more than just crummy shooting range, assembly and disassembly to become worth actual money.
It's very useful if you have loads of spare time and are very dextrous with your mouse (required to advance in guns, otherwise it's gonna take five times as much time to unlock your favourite pieces). It can teach you a lot, but... right now it's more of a pain than fun.