UPDATE: Unfortunately, Due Process is dead. 0 Concurrent players at time of writing, with an 30-day average of 4.2. It's pretty sad, this was a great game. My only hope is that the Devs make it free-to-play to bring a bit of life back into it.

5 Years ago, I was worried that Siege had driven this game into shutting down. Today, not only was I wrong but if anything Due Process used the time Siege had in the spotlight to learn from and be better than its AAA counterpart. Smart and complicated are two very different things and I'm glad Due Process went with the former. It's clear that the developers know where they want their game to go and aren't cutting corners or trying to make it appeal to every type of person at once. The attention to detail is incredible. Gunplay is impactful and I have yet to question hit registration. Something Due Process doesn't have is a score board, which I love. Not knowing your score when you're doing well can sometimes let down, but in a team game the only points you need to know are the rounds you've won. Giant Enemy Crab understand what makes a great tactical shooter and I look forward to seeing where they take it in the future.