Be warned this is VERY early access, the game feels more like a demo at this point. I would only recommend buying this if, like me, you were excited by the trailer and want to support the development. The potential is definitely there though, the atmosphere and art style are great and the shooting feels satisfying but there is a long way to go until this is a proper game.

Too early to early access. Not worth money devs\publisher asking for it. And 12 months in EA is just delusional atm.
Settings almost non-existent: can't change different sounds volume, can't tune graphics, only graphic presets.
Radio tutorial is bad and wrong, overall tutorials is not great. I mean it mostly (probably) works, but it's just walls of text projected in the world.
Some sounds are missing (reloading some weapons), other is okay. Sound mixing is not good too, some sounds too loud.
Animations is clunky and not good too - reloading, running with rifle.
While game looks good optimization is just dog water, cause it's another UE5 game and probably cause devs just bad at optimization.
UPD:
- can't rebind keys (really?)
- you can loop reload animations by pressing R button, so you'll never reload your gun (don't you dare press reload button multiple times because you panic when you have no ammo in gun and enemy is in front of you)
- enemy AI basically non-existent or just broken (no reaction on shooting enemy from his battle buddy, standing nearby)
- ambient sound sometimes just vanishes, other times it's too loud, like frogs (is this GZW?) sounds much louder than six feet tall scary looking dude right in front of you (maybe that's by design).
- shooting works, I guess, but not really good, just okay
- grenade types don't have names (or clues that they doing) and I can guess smoke nade by the icon, but utility of other nades you need to figure out in practice, which is not great game design

I would love to like this project, but it feels more like vertical slice\proof of concept than early access to game.

I wanna leave a positive review, because I feel that folks are being too harsh*.

once again it seems that people do not understand: early access means a game in the making, NOT a polished/finished game.

and this being 2025 it is actually more polished than some "finished" games from big publishers with more money behind it. and that you would pay 80bucks or more for.
it is really rough around the edges and probably should not have entered e.a. THIS early. but the foundation is there, it is tense and fun. IF you can live with it being still in development.

the visuals are great and the atmosphere is amazing.
admittedly sometimes sounds cut out and there is missing audio / visual feedback for some actions.
gameplay is mostly slow and deliberate, with a feel like a souls-game. meaning: you have to commit to what you do - with all the consequences that entails. there seems to be more depth to some mechanics than I have yet encountered.
a lot interactions are physics based and thus feels like each situation could play out in multiple ways.
controls are clunky (weirdly placed keybinds) and the game is sorely missing some important graphics settings in the menus, but I still dig it.

I will cut it some slack and will certainly not refund nor do I regret buying into this.
fingers crossed my faith in this is paying off.

*) for those claiming that if you can spend money on it, then it is open for critique and bad reviews: yes. I never said otherwise. I even gave some examples of things I think the game can improve upon. I said "too harsh", not "oh please don't hurt my feelings by giving a bad review". that is why I gave a thumbs up so the game maybe stays at a MIXED review-score overall, and not only a negative one. because I think that represents what you are in for: a mixed bag of great ideas with less great execution. give feedback to the devs, so this will end up being a better game. BUT some of the reviews are just asking for things that are ridiculous for a solo dev. who, by the way, is only making this game. the other early access titles that show up are all published by the same publisher. not developed by this dev.