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Best and most advanced Tower Defence I've ever seen.
Nice graphics,
Fair scenario,
Simple UI,
Fun gameplay,
AMAZING MUSICS.

Got the Original Soundtrack DLC and not regretting it a bit. It's in my mobile and loving listening to it. Cheers!

If not for this, I'd fully recommend the game but Unknown Worlds Entertainment pulled a big one on us.
>We supported the game since it was an alpha/cb stage, paid full price and contributed in it's development.
>What did Unknown Worlds Entertainment do? Released the game for free for almost a month. Everybody got it for free. Normally I'd be okay with this much of a sham, but it gets worse.
>No rewarding whatsoever after this event.
That's fine too, moving on.
>New "DLC" is gonna be released, what's it gonna be? Yeap you guessed it. Below Zero.

At this point I'm almost done but it's gotten even WORSE.

>They released it as a SEPARATE GAME.
>No value left from the base game whatsoever, because we can't buy BZ as a DLC for a discounted price.
>No discount or reward about BZ either.

TL;DR They ♥♥♥♥♥♥ us over EXACTLY like Arena.Net did with Guild Wars 2 (Old base game owners will know).
So I'm never supporting Unknown Worlds Entertaiment EVER again.

PRE F*CKING REVIEW OF MINE
Keeps on updating the game, hopefully it won't become a leftover game and will have an actual ending.
There're a lot of things you can do in this game, including creative base building.

Good sides I can mention, there are a lot of different biomes, creatures and fauna you can find in the game. Without the wiki, game's heavily dependant on exploring and coming across the wrecks and abandoned bases (It's really difficult without opening the console screen to see your coordinates) because all you have as navigation is a compass.

Negative sides is, game's running on Unity, and it's not performing too well. Game lags out when loading new biomes, especially if you don't have an SSD. Also more you explore and interact, slower the game gets. Last mentioned problem will hopefully be solved as not everyone wants to keep cleaning their caches and having everything respawn again. Further optimisation and lower settings are required, as higher and better graphics are needed as well, especially texture wise.

Overall, I definitely recommend this game, as long as it keeps on improving and if it becomes a fully developed game.

I... wouldn't call this a complete novel. More like an intro. It's quite short and I was able to finish it in half an hour without skipping or speedrunning.

Artwork is not really that good, and there are only a bunch of drawings reused. Interface is simple enough. Working bug-free.

Scenario is something else. I don't think anything else made me shed a tear in this short amount of time, probably because I can relate to it. Scenario itself is really similar to a part from my past, so I could relate to it. It's not that far-fetched and was quite realistic.

Overall, I'd call this a nice intro, but not a good visual novel. It's way short and missing to be called a visual novel.

For DLC, the explanation doesn't say anything about scenario extension nor game itself looks like it can extend after that awful finish. For a free to play novel, it's good. I wouldn't pay for it if it was a pay to get one though... Choice is up to you, it's quite short and f2p.

Interface English, yeah right... I guess HUD isn't considered as interface these days. Tips and evetything is Chinese as well. Couldn't understand it. Game's pretty bad too.

"It just works" ~Todd Howard

Although I don't get the hate towards the scenario, it's quite good. Scenario is left open for every person to decide the ending for themselves but bit lazy from Winged Cloud. They could add choices for the ending with a mini scenario added to them.

Overall, great music, great graphics, simple UI, great scenario, second-to-none choices, lots of "plot".

This game... I don't know where to start.
Do not, I repeat, DO NOT play this game if you're going through any kind of serious depression, PTSD or BPD. It WILL effect you negatively.

This game isn't a game where it'll fade away with your other scenario games. It isn't a game like any other. This game seriously hurts you and your mental image.
Have you been thinking 50 shades of Grey has dark in it? This game makes 50 shades of Grey look like a Disney Romance.
This game will hurt you, it will make you remember or realize how crap of a world we're living in, what people can be like. How manipulation of one's sheer will is actually much easier than we realize.

Basically, this game is "Life is F*cked Up".

Now back to original review. Where to start.
*Brilliant graphics. Cartoonish but just as much realistic too. Maybe could do better with higher resolution alphas.
*Scenario? This game needs a nobel for this. When this game ended, (I do not exaggerate) I had to cry for five minutes straight curled up in my bed. Played five scenarios in a row without looking up anything.
*UI? Pretty simple, works, modern. I like it.
*Bugs? Only one I could find. Went away with simple reloading a save.
*Damn the best animations I've ever seen.

Chapter 1 represents game quite minimally. Merely the tip of the iceberg.
Chapter 2, game starts to show uniqueness.
Chapter 3, game starts to mindf*ck you.
Chapter 4, god, what... No...
Chapter 5, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry...

Honestly it's not a "game" you can review as a "game". It's more like you're watching and living Max's life, step by step. It made into my favourites and I never recommend this game to anyone, but it was a terrifyingly awesome experience to play this game. Quality approved, not healthy for a human being. Especially an injured one.

Great potential, dead servers and I think developers are dead too. This game needs the attention of developers that Warframe got from DE.

Three words. Best Game Ever.

I've probably spent 20k+ hours in this game on it's non-steam version. This game just never ends. Mods keep it alive if game itself doesn't.

Call of Duty? Battlefield? What are those?
ArmA is a simulator game compared to those pesky arcade games. Nobody can 360 you here, nobody can quickscope you either. This is the real MLG.

Try to go on a rush and see yourself getting shot. It's all about tactics, how good your teamwork is and how efficient you play.

Pros
*Unimaginably good UI. Game gets every command as I want to transfer. No problem.
*Good netcode. Even with 200ms, you hardly feel the lag. Most match lookups have no problem at all.
*Stunning graphics. Yes, it can use a better thing or two, but it is a simulator game and gives you the simulating graphics too. Not to mention a large variety of adjustables for graphics.
*Total realism. Okay well maybe except the magical first aid kits, rest is pretty much correct.
*Brilliant single player campaign. Unique for me.
*Multiplayer with mod support. Let it be EPoch or Altis Life, Zeus or whatever you can think of, there's a mod related to military.
*I can count these up to infinite, but just get the game and see for yourself.

Cons
*Bad low graphic performance. or I have a really ancient GPU. Ge-Force 610M gets ~30fps with everything at lowest, 100% scaling with 768p. Drops down to 17-18 on really hammering areas.
*Game's way too CPU intensive. I can go for a CPU stress test with this game. Maybe I should type this as a Pro. 2 in 1 program :P
*Way too costly. 124TRY for vanilla version and 159TRY for Extended. Even with 50% discount, it felt like it was a full priced game to me. If you're not fan of ArmA series or really want to get this game, I can't recommend it without a discount.
*A bit complex commands. Takes a few hours to get used to it, hell, it can even be days. Also not everyone can play this game. Takes a bit of extra buttons or few macros for quick responding to situations.

Go and do your thing private!