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If it wasn't free, would someone be playing?

It doesn’t connect to the server at all
I’ve tried every solution available on the internet with different networks and everything… The server’s Suck

But I’ve already played the story part of this game
If you’re in it for the story, it’s definitely recommended

Zero Hour is just a lifeless, buggy knockoff of tactical shooters like Rainbow Six. Clunky gameplay, atrocious AI, and outdated graphics make it a total waste of time. Save your money and play something worth your while

-1/10

Nice game , Nice achievements , Nice price
Waiting for part 2 👌

I really enjoy playing the game, the gameplay and graphics are quite satisfying, of course, sometimes I realize how stupid my brothers and I are xD
The interesting thing was that the game bugs were not annoying at all and sometimes they even saved the squad from losing.
And despite my weak internet, my ping of 150 did not weaken the gameplay and we played easily.
I recommend buying this game.

Recommended for children under 99 years old 👍

Super fr

ASE is a super engaging game with an open world and dinosaurs that totally pull you in, and the gameplay is full of excitement. But man, it’s riddled with bugs! Especially in host mode, when you head to places like caves, other players connected to you run into all sorts of glitches and game freezes that can be seriously annoying. If you’re up for an adventure, it’s a cool game but you gotta deal with these issues! ofc you can buy Ascended ( ASA) instead of this version but that requires a more powerful system and costs more and i think it has more bugs.

When Battlefield 2042 was first announced, it promised a bold leap into the future of the franchise .. a chaotic, large-scale warzone brimming with innovative ideas like dynamic weather and massive 128-player battles. The vision was thrilling, but sadly, the execution stumbled, leaving a game that feels like a shadow of its potential.

At launch, 2042 was a diamond in the rough. The core concept had sparks of brilliance—Portal mode offered nostalgic creativity, and the sheer scale of maps felt ambitious. But these sparks were quickly dimmed by technical issues, clunky optimization, and a lack of polish. It’s as if the game was rushed out before it could fully cook, which might explain why it struggled to capture the magic of past Battlefield titles.

The biggest letdown, though, is the server experience. Most modes are ghost towns, failing to start because of low player counts. You’re often stuck with bots filling the gaps, which kills the thrill of human-driven chaos that Battlefield is known for. Only specific modes, like Conquest or Breakthrough, see real players—and even then, only during peak hours. This leaves the game feeling hollow, as if you’re wandering a battlefield that never truly comes alive.

Despite these flaws, there’s still a flicker of hope. Patches have improved things over time, and the community’s passion keeps the fight alive. If DICE can refine the experience and repopulate the servers, 2042 could yet rise from its rocky start. For now, it’s a bittersweet reminder that even the grandest ideas need care to shine.

6/10 🐢