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Given the scale of the game, it runs surprisingly well in early access. Overall, my experience with this game is positive. Limited crashing, consistent 60 fps at 1440p (AMD Ryzen 7 7700, 4060ti, 16gb ram, running off an NVME SSD). Gun play and weapon customization is solid, and the world is just gorgeous. That's all assuming you want to deal with the hassle that is playing and Early Access title (limited content, crashes, odd bugs, features that aren't fully fleshed out) you know, the stuff we've come to know and hate over the past decade. If actively dealing with an early access title has no interest to you, then don't play it in EA, if you don't mind then I recommend this game.

Edit for 0.2: After 300 hours, I completed multiple runs of 0.1 before getting bored. 0.2 is a refreshing breath for the title. Raiding at night, canting my rifle to send my laser into the dark to pierce someone's heart who had no Idea I existed is such a vibe. The new guns tickle my gun nut riddled brain, massive AI improvements keep me on my toes. 0.2 was a smash out of the park for MFG and I can't wait to put down another couple hundred hours.

This game, while only $10, is honestly just not worth the money. I try not to be too overly critical of early access titles, but without a major overhaul I don't see this game ever really picking up. The bad but fixable: unresponsive controls (I tend to open other games after playing this one to make sure my peripherals aren't broken), the monsters have janky hit boxes and tend to be able to reach a good 3 feet beyond what their character models physically go to, a lot of tutorial/training time is wasted on stuff that you don't even use (ATVs and Maps are only available about 20% of the missions and you never use hunter sense after the tutorial). What I believe is genuinely unfixable and will plague this game at it's core through its development cycle is it's just not rewarding to play. The gameplay loop is just bland. You hop into mission 1, fight one of the most recognizable cryptids on the planet, and it just never gets as fun as your first Wendigo hunt. Monster shows up, shoot monster a lot, monster goes away, go to next objective, cycle repeats until you complete the objectives, then and only then can the monster be defeated. Most of the time by the time the monster could be defeated we had it pinned at it's lowest health value (roughly under 25%) shot it a few more times, bam on the the next monster to complete the same exact loop. Just a super secret agent, trained to hunt monsters with his dad's bolt action rifle and pump action shotgun because a monster killed his friends but when you kill that monster there is exactly zero references to the only thing that resembles a plot here (aside from a weird cult plot that is referenced a whole 3 times then turns out to be the whole focus?) Just not a well thought out or executed game but maybe possibility for potential from someone more creative and willing than me.

I am a man of my word, once Sony back peddled on their BS I said I would cancel any refund requests/repurchase and change my review back to positive.

Helldivers II is an immensely fun, third person shooter, honestly one of the best games I've played in the past five years, and the sole reason I purchased a PC. While plagued with controversy, the core aspects of the game and the passionate development team behind the game shine right through in the fun factor.

This game is great and fun. I really enjoy the free but optional payment system. Enjoy that DayZ/Minecraft kind of feel. Runs very solid and perfect for lower-end systems.