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This game is pretty dope, not going to lie. It plays well for the price and definitely shows a lot of promise. However, as to be expected with an early access games, it has its flaws.

Pros:
For the purpose of this review, I'll compare this game to what most everyone is going to compare it to; Rainbow Six Siege. However, I feel that comparing this game to Siege is not allowing this game to really stand out for what it is. This game feels more closely compared to the Rainbow Six games of yesteryear. It brings back feelings of R6 Vegas and playing Terrorist Hunt with the boys.

The game is easy, as long as you play slowly. AI is not setting any next records for intelligence but they do the job. You can even attempt to arrest them, and interrogate them if successful! Gunplay feels decent and the overall fighting is enjoyable. Movement leaves a little to be desired, but isn't too terrible.

Gadgets are what you would expect from an old R6-esque game. Small breaching charges, and under door camera's on the attacking side, and door booby traps and sticky cameras on the defending side. I haven't had a chance to play too many online games, but I'm sure playing against a well organized team would be pretty enjoyable.

Cons:
Unfortunately there are quite a few, but given the price tag, its easy to explain them away. Some of the main ones that bothered me the most so far are as follows.

Sometimes there is a disconnect from what you see, and what your teammates see. There has been times where I am watching an AI mag dump into my teammate, and my teammate doesn't even know there is an enemy there. As well as vice versa, my teammate was spectating and an enemy that appeared to be doing nothing to me was mag dumping on his screen. So I'm not sure if that is a networking issue, or what, but it could be an issue.

Movement is clunky, and its easy to get stuck on things. Overall, the inertia in the game feels good, and its nice to not be able to run and gun. But there is a lot of times where I found myself getting stuck in door ways or unable to get past a teammate when getting shot at. There also seems to be a inconsistency as to when your gun goes into High Ready (points up to avoid shooting something) and that can sometimes lead to you shooting the ceiling when you should be able to shoot forward.

Another glaring issue is limited to the AI mode, and is honestly a pretty huge one. I know games like this don't tend to focus too heavily on the PvE modes, but its a great time killer, and I think if refined, this could be a great one. However, there was multiple times playing where we would get down to a couple AI's left and we would just be unable to find them. I know that Siege mitigated this by causing the last 10 AI to rush you. I'm not sure if this is the route Zero Hour would want to take, but running around the map for 20 minutes, or interrogating a single arrested Terrorist isn't fun.

All in all, this game is a great deal for $6. I have put 7 hours into it, and I intend to keep playing it. It has quite a few creative concepts that I have seen in very few if any other games. I feel if they handle it properly, it could be what R6S should have been all along. Give it a shot.

I legitimately feel like I have personally felt what it is like to be on drugs after playing this game. I laughed so hard playing this game that I woke up my wife at 3 am. It is very clearly not a game made originally in english, and as long as you go into it with that in mind, it is well worth the 60 cents. Do yourself a favor and try it out. Its like a fever dream. I'm not responsible for any nightmares.

Grand Theft Auto 5 is another great installment in Rockstar's long history of fantastic story games. The story in this game is pretty much at its core the movie Heat, with some other more modern storylines included as well. The charachters are your staple Rockstar lovable psychopath, and the story is a good length, and rewarding.

Online is a confusing beast. On one hand it has given me some of the most enjoyable times in my entire life (I have over 65 days played on Xbox 360 / Xbox One) but it also can be extremely frustrating at times. Transferring over to PC was rough, restarting everything was painful, and the game ultimately is a massive grind. Rockstar intentional designs missions and money making to be long, grind-y, and ultimately exhausting. As much as i love GTA5 and GTAO, at this point in its life cycle, it would be difficult to recommend getting into it from the ground level. The Criminal Enterprise pack helps a little, but the game is ultimately a time sink to push for the real money purchase of Shark Cards. Also, its difficult to get most money making methods working to the best of their ability without friends. So keep that in mind. GTAO is not tailored for solo players.

If you purchase this game, I sincerely hope that you have as much enjoyment as I got from it over the last 6+ years. Its a cultural icon, and a money powerhouse of a game. Its still good, but there is some predatory tactics in the Online modes.

EDIT: With the addition of the most recent update, the money grind isn't QUITE as bad. So that's positive.

Fallout: New Vegas is one of my personal most loved and cherished games. I am not exaggerating when I say that it was one of the main things in my life that shaped me as a person. It is a fantastic game with all that buggy Bethesda charm. Obsidian's storytelling is fantastic, and if you give the game plenty of time, it gives back. There is so much good content and story shoved into this glitchy mess. I will forever cherish this game, and if you haven't played it, I highly suggest at least giving it a try.

(most of my play time is on Xbox, from before I had a PC. So PC has the support of so many game-improving mods. Play it. Seriously.)

All and all a very enjoyable game. Plays like a Source game, but that's not a bad thing. Gunplay is rewarding, movement is a little clunky but not enough to cause any issues. Very fun game, great time with friends.