Recent reviews by AWildHobo

Game-play is great. Super early access, only one game-mode available which is a 4 man fire team co-op. Missions are very hard and highly dynamic. You absolutely need a mic, if you don't communicate you will die.

If you do not have a fetish for desert wars or CQC you will not like it, do not buy it. If you like CQC/mil-sim, or have a fetish for desert wars. Buy it now.

Somewhat buggy, but reforger was buggier and people bought the ♥♥♥♥ outta that.

This game.... It's a work of art really. It's puzzles with destruction. It's got a DUMMY THICC workshop. It's arguably worth more than what they charge. Just get it.

Its a fun game. If you are looking for something realistic, this is not it. If you are looking for something that makes the grind enjoyable and you don't want to pay to tier up then it's a good choice. Compared to war thunder this game does not push its "freemium" elements nearly as hard. You can grind mid-tier quality ships pretty quickly, as opposed to war thunder painfully dragging out its tiering system in order to get more money. The biggest downside to this game is the penalty system for friendly fire. Sometimes being rammed by a friendly it will blame you, or if a friendly navigates into your torpedo salvo, it will blame you. Friendly fire just should not exist in an arcade style game like this. Other than that its a fun game with varied play-styles depending on what class of ship you enjoy.

My Review of Hinterhalt So far,

Hinterhalt most definitely has bugs. If you can look past these bugs, you find a solid game. It's very fast paced in the beginning but the direction of play is heavily influenced by the players strategy and the AI's strategy. If you want to have stout defences and slowly consume the map with vast amounts of forces, that can be achieved. If you want to take the first units given to you in a skirmish to blitz the enemies, capture the zones, and take out the base in one swift move, you can do that aswell. Since it is newly arrived to steam though, the bugs are of course glaring. From my view the developer has been on top of it. Within the day or so I have had the game multiple patches have come out and some particularly annoying bugs I was dealing with dissapeared. All the games features are present (though multiplayer support added would be awesome). It seems rather balanced too. Personally I stick to infantry combat as long as I can but the tanks are definitely a cool aspect to the game, but in no way has a tank seemed OP to me yet. Overall promising game for a good deal.

TL;DR
+Fun Fast Gameplay
+Balanaced Teams
+Good Campaign & Skirmish Mode
+Appleasing Graphics
+Cheap Price

-Prominent Bugs and Minor Glitches

At this point I enjoy it a lot. The AI seems leaps ahead of wargame's but not in a unfair sense. They seem extremely good in detecting salients and spaces in your line to sneak scouts and infantry through. The speed of matches is much slower, especially compared to Red Dragon. Though this is a welcome change in my opinion, the game feels more like a chess match then an APM (Actions Per Minute) battle royale. In retrospect I find it well worth the 39.99, epescially if you'd like to get in during the beta, though bugs are abound. One piece of advice, do not disregard infantry. You win and lose by them.

I've played this game before it came on steam but I'm excited to see it finally make its way on here. It's a great civil war strategy game that doesn't cut corners on realism. Orders are dispatched via courier, you can choose to control a divison, an entire brigade and upwards. The battles although graphically lacking last quite some time and feel vivid in their own way. The tango of grey and blue charging forward then pulling back, the constant popping sounds of the muskets and periodic thunder of cannons. Definitely recommended for fans of real time strategy/real time tactics.

Yeah it's pretty okay.

A Solid game, and actually quite fun. If you're a fan of previous Making History games or a fan of Paradox Grand Strategies then you should enjoy this. Though it's no where near the complexity of a Paradox game, it is fun in it's respective elements. Yet the game is in it's early stages and there are many many bugs. If you think you can stand the bugs and still enjoy it then go right ahead and purchase it. But if you're one who is easily annoyed by bugs then i recommend holding off till later patches or maybe even release. Yet even though the numerous bugs show, I still can't help but enjoy this game.

Honestly, i had heard good things about this game so i came in expecting it to be good. I came out having played the best game of all time. When i call this a game i mean it is a true game. Everything you do will effect your outcome be it slight or massive. Death or survival. Honestly i can not find the words to recommend this game enough. The narrator does it perfectly enough to where his voice is perfect. The inflection of his tone makes you feel like you have found a freind or either hurt somebody. Never once in my time as a gamer have i felt as i have play The Stanely Parable. Do whatever you can to get this now, it is an experience worth even double the price. One i will never forget.

Honestly, this is one of the best games I have ever played. It was one of the most enjoyable games, with the most enthraling storylines. Spec Ops: The Line requires you have play generic fps shooters like Call of Duty or Battlefield for the most experience. I do not want to ruin anything for you but this game will take everything you know of the FPS genre and flip it on it's head. If you have the money, you have to buy this game now. Its an experience well worth the price.