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Can you cook my cigarette too? I like the taste it adds.

at the first introduction to the fusebox "puzzle" the replacement fuse (that looks ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like the other three fuses in the box) is in a cart right outside the control room and you have to hit the Use key on it at just the right angle or you won't grab it. I spent 20min running around the map looking for it (hitting the Use key on the cart multiple times in the process) and if that's how the rest of the game is going to be, then I'm getting my $15 back.

game used to be fun back in like 2017 when the devs cared about it and there were people playing. save your money.

Just a fun game all around. Throw on some liquid drum and bass and chill.

You have to point Oculus Touch controllers at the floor to get the sights on the guns to line up. This has been an issue since the game came out and the devs have straight-up ignored it and will likely never fix it. I used OpenVRInputEmulator to fix the angle issue, but if you aim slightly to the left or right, the gun tilts back up and twists. With as much acclaim this game somehow garnered, you'd think they would fix this glaring issue that people have been requesting since launch, but I guess not. Refund request submitted.

Don't buy this (right now, at least).

- Requires making an account for... some reason? I guess?
- No lobby system. When a game is over, you are kicked all the way back to the main menu and then have to navigate to the PLAY tab, refresh the game list until something shows up (which takes like four tries), join the game, wait for it to load the same room you're already standing in, walk over to the scoreboard, choose your team, hit "ready" and then wait an undetermined amount of time for everyone else to be ready after every single game. I realize this is an Early Access title but you'd think that a functioning lobby system would be one of the essential features to have in the first purchaseable build of a multiplayer shooter.
- Everybody has the exact same player model, friend and foe alike.
- Your initial options for primary weapons are an MP5 or a UMP, and that's it. Basic rifles cost upwards of $2,000, yet you only get something like $50 for winning a game. Considering how long it takes to get into each game, it's not worth the effort. There is reportedly a patch coming to increase the amount of money you win, but the lack of a functioning lobby system will still make that grind unbearable.
- No movement speed reduction while aiming. This means that people with rifle stocks can run around at full speed with great aim like it's Q3A or something.
- Desktop mirroring is only the left eye which sucks for streaming because viewers can't see the sights/optics when you're aiming a gun.
- Does not use SteamVR SDK, meaning you can't use things like OVRDrop to get Twitch chat on your wrist or use a superior desktop mirroring solution like SteamVR's built-in mirroring or the OpenVRInputPlugin for OBS.
- No exit button (that I could see), and you can't close the game via the SteamVR menu because like I said, it doesn't use SteamVR.
- Most of the options don't do anything (on Rift, at least) and they also don't stick when you hit "Apply"
- This may be a bug, but the games I was actually able to join were MAYBE five minutes long.
- A dev showed up in one lobby and already had all the best gear less than an hour after the game was released. This one kind of makes sense but come on, man.
- No proximity voice chat. You hear your entire team talking as if you were in a Discord or Teamspeak server with them.

All this being said, I will keep an eye on the development of this game. For the moment, however, I recommend you take your $10 and put it toward War Dust, Onward, Pavlov, Contractors, or Stand Out.

It hurts to write this but I feel like I need to.

I loved Part 1 and was incredibly excited about Part 2 coming out, but am so disappointed in it. Disappointed enough that I'm here writing a review and I never do that. I found the game more frustrating than enjoyable.

-The walking speed is too slow and/or the environments are too big, making backtracking take FOREVER.
-Some of the puzzles are insanely obtuse and have solutions that don't really make sense (I had to look up puzzle solutions for this game more than any other game I've ever played).
-The whole "flashlight to point at things" control mechanic is still there and is still not great.
-The combat is extremely clunky and the targeting system seems to pick an enemy at random
-There are not checkpoints when starting combat segments, so if you have to retry you get to walk back and skip through dialogue.
-The ending is bad, and apparently The Fall is supposed to be a TRILOGY yet Part 2 took four years to develop.

The story is cool I guess, but if you don't want to deal with the above points maybe pass on this one.

This game was built around UE4's default FOV of 60 degrees, so that what it is locked at.

Yuuuuup.

60 degree FOV in a first-person PC/Linux game with no way to change it. Real smooth. Returned it.

I shot three people at close range with the default shotgun, and their upper torsos exploded into a bunch of unique pieces of gore. 10/10 would shotgun again.