Nedávné recenze uživatele White Zombie

This game really takes me back. Like, I remember playing the Shareware version of the original C&C, and it was a big thing when it came out on CD for Windows 95. The improved graphics are nice, and it's really nostalgic for me to be able to easily and handily swap between the old and new graphics. I like this version versus the older version I have on EA Origin because it'll actually run on my system instead of sometimes acting glitchy. The small, quality of life improvements from the old to the remastered are nice touches, too.

This game is a lot of fun if you're into WW1 stuff, or period FPS in general. There is definitely a learning curve to adjusting your play style for the period weapons and terrain, which for me was a lot of fun. If your computer can push it, I'd say give this game a try. I like to think of this game as on of those hidden gems that deserves more attention and praise.

♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ port. It's painful to play with a mouse and keyboard. They weren't kidding when they said a 360 controller was strongly recommended.

Fun game. Feels more like an extension of the first game than a fully fleshed out sequal. I wouldn't pay full retail for this game. I'd say pick this game up on sale. I got it when it was on sale for $20, and I honestly feel like I paid a little bit much for what it delivered, so if you're interested in this game, wait for the summer sale.

This game will suck you in and make you paranoid about making every single resourse count, be it gas mask filters, military grade ammo, or first aid kits. All are scarce on higher difficulties, and if you screw up, have fun starting over. This game is not for a frivolous player, more for a player who is careful and methodical. This game reminds me of STALKER: Call of Pripyat, but not a free roaming world, more a shooter on rails.

Very fun game to play. You learn quickly that playing this game like it's some Call of Duty spin-off will frustrate you quickly. Fortune does note favor the blindly stupid in this game.