Recente recensies door seatsniffer

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i think the steam chart's player count speaks for itself. the game was good, now its not. kinda said but i got 62.1 hours of enjoyment out of this game for free, which is more then i can say for most ftp games

single player: meh but you can get guns to use in multiplayer
Multiplayer: killing enemy soldiers with repair tools, defibrillators and knives 69/10

I’m playing on Ultra-Violence.

Its Doom 2016 but with a slightly slower movement speed and with more mechanics. I would say I spent more time trying to manage my resources then aiming at the enemy. Aiming is easy, trying to figure out what resource is critically low and how/when I can get more of it while trying not to die makes my brain hurt sometimes.

The truth is you never really run out of anything. If there are enemies around you, then you have access to all the armor, ammo and health you need, the way you get each of these is determined by how you kill the demons. I have spent all of my gameplay so far trying to memorize processes in my head, so I don’t have to do as much thinking while playing. Maybe I’m over thinking this or maybe I’m thick in the head IDK. When I finish an arena, I feel my success or failure has always been on my own shoulders. Death comes from making mistakes and none of them felt cheap or unjustified. I can walk into a battle with no health, ammo or armor and if I make the right moves, I can still come out on top.

9/10 make more pls… 10/10 if Mick Gordan comes back

I feel like I am stuck here. Gameplay wise, it is as great as it has always been. Story wise, I feel like I am watching an anime where the budget ran out and the writers are trying to figure out how to end the story as quick as possible.
No spoilers, but if you played the first two games, play this one… for story reasons.
If this is your first BioShock game, play 1 and 2 first. You won’t necessarily spoil anything for yourself if you don’t, but I think they are better games in terms of story/gameplay and with plot twists that I didn’t need to watch a 30 minute YouTube video to understand, but maybe that’s just me idk.

8/10 needs better direction, but I’m still buying BioShock 4 when it comes out

i dont play fighting games, but i play this

Shooting mechanics felt a little unpolished, but they work. Story is cool if you are into computers and technology. The best way I can describe this is like Fallout but more linear. The game frequently asks you if you are ready to leave an area for good. Once you click yes on one of these, you will no longer be able to go back to that place to do side quests or pickup items
I get the sense you are supposed to pick a lethal vs. non-lethal approach to combat where non-lethal is supposed to be the “good” option, but certain things about the stealth system made me pick lethal just to avoid the quirks. For instance, there is a dart gun that knocks people out a few seconds after being shot. The problem is you do not have a target reticle with the dart gun when using the cover system (unlike all the other guns that kill people). This makes the gun hard to aim and I have alerted the guards by shooting next to them. The alternative is trying to slowly inch my way out of cover without being spotted to try and hit my shot. Non-lethal weapons and ammo are also hard to find. I at one point wanted to try using the non-lethal approach and I was unable to find a stun gun or dart gun or the ammo for a long stretch of time. If you want to try the non-lethal route, go full send from the start and don’t look back (something I did not do).
For these reasons, I think it is better just to shoot everyone dead. Also, guards do not respawn, so if you clear out an area, don’t even worry about cameras or lasers, no one will respond to the alarm.
7/10 I hope the sequel is better

If you like the Rockstar Sandbox Game, this is the next one. its got more mechanics and everything feels really polished. Love it 10/10 would cowboy again

10/10 would strategically quell alien invasions again

MERICA! F|_|CK ya!!1

great side scroller