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really really really good, also framerate got fixed w latest patch

6 hours of gameplay and it feels like a chore to play. CoD is washed up

aight

Good Game

DayZ is a fun survival game, where if you're not keeping your wits about you at any given time things could turn for the worse.

In DayZ there's a few things you're going to need to survive,
-Food, you'll get hungry fast and without food you're not going to last long, and starve to death.
-Water, is the same as food. You need this to obviously stay hydrated, and not well, die.
-Weapons. If it's not the zombies trying to kill you it'll be the other players who want to survive just as much as you do, and they'll go to whatever means to make sure they do. You're going to have to fight back.

One you get these things, easy rolling, right? You can just waltz through the chaos completely fine?
Wrong.
Even if you are the most well armed player out, the threat of death is still very real. The world is riddled with things that basically want you dead. Walking through the open is a risky move, as you make yourself easier to spot by zombies, but worst of all other players. A sneaky player set up with a sniper rifle nearby can take your head in less than a second, and you won't see, hear or even smell them coming.
Ledges, right? Not a big deal? Wrong. You fall off of these sons of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and there go your legs. Now you're crawling, trying to find someone, something to help you. Maybe even trying to find a way to off yourself, to finish the misery and pain. Then the zombies come, and slowly bludgeon you to the respawn screen.
Keep your eye out when looting, because you could turn around to see another fully armed player with his SKS aimed at your face. There go your pants, shirt, hat. There goes everything. Now you're laying on the ground half naked with this guy watching over you as he forces you to drink windex and shoves rotten kiwi fruits down your mouth.

So, does this sound like fun to you? This is DayZ. But there's also the other side to it.

You could be the sneaky one, popping skulls with your sniper in the hottest parts of the map. You could be the one to watch and laugh at a helpless player with broken legs crawling for salvation. You could be the one to torture a naked man at gunpoint. However, you could also be the person who helps other people, saves them from their misery and potentially getting shot. You can supply them, so they too can have fun in the game. But beware, some of these people, when they feel confident enough, can turn on you. The person you saved might just be the person who puts the final bullet in to you.

And that's what I love about DayZ. It lets you express yourself. If your personality is kind, you can replicate that in the game. If you're a destructive person, by all means you can go on killing rampages. You can just be docile and go with the flow. You can do whatever you want in this open world with no rules. That's why DayZ is great.

So I say you should get it, and go have fun!

After playing a bit of this game now I feel I can write an honest review on it, so here goes.

T.E.C 3001 is a runner, where you control a robot through various courses in different game modes. The campaign consists of 3 game modes, a freerun mode, a speed run mode and a drag race mode. On top of these campaign gamemodes there is a seperate mode to play which is the unlimited runner mode.

In freerun mode, you get full control of your character to jump between the various levels and layers of the pre-generated worlds. You can use all the controlls, boost, slide, jump and double jump to traverse the areas, being faced with obstacles like barriers and walls you can slide under, and speed boost power ups. Freerun requires you to take full advantage of these abilites, by facing you with walls that require precision timing for you to dodge past. This is where the game really shines, as you are not on set tracks and are free to jump away from the path entirely, only to come back in having looped around a tough obstacle. Throughout these stages there are checkpoints, so if you muck up right near the finish line you won't have to start from the very beginning which is a very forgiving bonus. These levels don't require you to take a set path, you can alternate between the many layers of the track at will which gives every replay a unique feeling and keeps the track fresh, for a time anyway.

Speed Run mode is a more traditional runner mode, reminiscent of games like Temple Run. You are stuck to one course where you must simply dodge the obstacles that are presented. You use the arrow keys to switch between the three lanes, having no option to jump out of the track like you can in Freerun. The tracks are usually straight forward and require you to pick up the collectables to finish.

Drag Race mode requires you to time your boosts, bound to the up arrow, to speed up and finish the course before the time is up. The obstacles in this mode are straight forward, and unlike the other two modes there is no way to switch between lanes. You are bound to the middle lane and must time your boosts with the icons on the track to get enough speed in time.

Unlimited Runner is more of a side mode, you won't be spending as much time on it as the campaign unless you like the feel of an endless track runner. It is a randomly generated track, built on the Speed Run mechanics, so there's not much to say about it.

Now these are my opinions on the gamemodes. Freerun, as I already stated, is certainly the strong point of the game. It is interesting and tries its best to stay that way, and will be the mode you look forward to while playing the campaign. Speed Run is fun, but gets old quickly. It is more enjoyable to play in the form of Unlimited Runner in my opinion because this really extends the longevity of it and allows for high score beating and the like. Drag Race feels like it was thrown in as a filler, because I honestly don't have much fun with it at all. It's repetive, and feels like a grind to complete, and not a unique experience. It gets boring quick and you probably won't look forward to playing it, or not as much as other modes.

For the price, T.E.C 3001 is an amazing game. It offers quite a bit of gameplay while staying fresh and interesting besides a few letdowns. It has simplistic yet beautiful visuals and a nice soundtrack, and is a great experience. If I were to change anything about it, it would be to remove the Drag Race game mode and try to add even more variety to Freerun (Tracks that curve upwards, requiring you to run on the roof?) and possibly some more variety to Speed Run to make it feel less repetitive. Other than these slight hinderances, it's almost a garaunteed buy for me and a rating of 8/10.

I'm simply writing this review to warn everyone- Special Forces: Team X is a terrible game.

It's filled with broken mechanics, clunky controlls and bad gunplay. The online community is dead and rightfully so.

Please do not buy this game.

This is a good game, through and through. Stealth mechanics are top notch, enemy A.I is almost perfect, with only a few flaws. A nice story line but it doesn't engage you that much.

This game is amazing, and I'm not even finished. The story is top notch, and the characters engage with you. The music sets the scene, and the visuals have a stunning design. This game is worth any money you'll spend, because in almost every way it is a perfect, masterly crafted game.

Amazing game in general :D