Recent reviews by aztec for president

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Pros - Incredible graphics, great sound design, very helpful tutorial, awesome missions/objectives

Cons - Limited build space, some (core) features take a while to unlock, no guest care

All in all, JW:E is an amazing game, beautifully made and easy to get used to. I've seen a lot of people complaining that it doesnt match JP:OG's standards, which is a pretty hard game to match, especially for indie companies.

One of my main problems with the game, which really only occurs very rarely, is that at times the game feels very much like a mobile game - sit around waiting to get money as you send off the expedition team in the background. There could be some kind of pass-time, as i mentioned further up, guest care, or maybe even allowing the player to enter the arcade with the guest's point of view, as well as the viewing stations from the guest's point of view.

Great game, beautiful graphics, not all too demanding for what it is - I'd definitely recommend buying it at full price.

Shouldn't be full release, recent updates seem extremely rushed for console releases. Awfully optimised, don't even bother trying on a low spec PC or console. But I guess this review is based on gameplay, the game is awesome, after 60 hours in the game I've won a grand total of 5 matches, all different and exciting every time.

After a good 2-3hrs of playing on one server, I'd had a base up and running, collected a couple guns, worked up some blueprints from random barrels and such, and made a couple friends along the way. I've also noticed a couple improvements to be made to the game, but I'll get into those later.

Firstly, I know people are saying the game is a blatant copy of other indie games, for example Unturned, another free-to-play post-apocalyptic game. At first, I could see where they were coming from, considering the preview videos and pictures but after playing the game and getting used to the mechanics, I found this game was actually more in-depth and different in comparison to other games alike.

Bare in mind; game designed on the same genre are bound to be similar.

Now for the improvements I formentioned;
- A "favourite" button for servers.
- Voice chat (I'm sure it's already work in progress)
- A group system.
- More base customisation - tables, counters, more stuff to spice up the look of a base.
- Last but not least; singleplayer! A world where you can just make a base and not worry about being raided over night! One man versus the world. (This is my one pet pieve about most survival games.)

Good work with the game and keep it up.

Very cool! Feels almost like a free-roam game. The level lets you explore where ever you wish, kill whatever bosses you want to in whatever order you like. The game is beautifully simple, the controls, graphics and mechanics. Power-ups are easily understandable and give the game an interesting and unique feature.

AKA. I'd recommend it!

Side note: I bought the game when it was -48% but feel I would pay the full price.

Awesome, runs fairly smooth on my laptop too. Great game, love the mechanics and excited to see what is added next.