No crosshairs, no HUD, no useful information - sounds dreadful? Good, because it is.

Maybe "dreadful" is a bad choice of vocabulary, because the gameplay is surprisingly easy to adapt to, if you're a regular FPS player. The aiming is instinctive, and the ADS [along with Focus] is perhaps the most realistic I've experienced till date. You get a sense of how much damage you can take within the first few hours of the game, but ammo count? Man oh man. You'll never know when your magazine will run empty. And given the deploy time of weapons, you're gonna be traumatised. Now THAT requires mastery.

Not a big fan of the game's PVP mode, given how the appearance of Insurgents and the Forces is seemingly a bit unfair to the former group. But the co-op is mindblowing - perhaps I can even go as far as to say Insurgency's co-op os Left 4 Dead 3. Except in this case, you're left for dead quite literally if you actively avoid cooperation with your team.

Recommended? Heck yes. Get it or get crit.

No crosshairs, no HUD, no useful information - sounds dreadful? Good, because it is. Maybe "dreadful" is a bad choice of vocabulary, because the gameplay is surprisingly easy to adapt to, if you're a regular FPS player. The aiming is instinctive, and the ADS [along with Focus] is perhaps the most realistic I've experienced till date. You get a sense of how much damage you can take within the first few hours of the game, but ammo count? Man oh man. You'll never know when your magazine will run empty. And given the deploy time of weapons, you're gonna be traumatised. Now THAT requires mastery. Not a big fan of the game's PVP mode, given how the appearance of Insurgents and the Forces is seemingly a bit unfair to the former group. But the co-op is mindblowing - perhaps I can even go as far as to say Insurgency's co-op os Left 4 Dead 3. Except in this case, you're left for dead quite literally if you actively avoid cooperation with your team. Recommended? Heck yes. Get it or get crit.