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I can't even get through the tutorial. Text is almost unreadable. Turrets are weak and limited to 3 per region. Units are weak, and you can have hardly any of them at all. Oddly, stability is also an issue even though hardly anything happens on screen. It's a fascinating concept, but the execution was lackluster. This game feels like it was designed and coded for a mobile device.

Overall? This game isn't worth it for $9.99. The devs have abandoned it, so nothing will be done about any of the problems. You'd be better served by picking up a slightly more expensive game, like Ashes of the Singularity or Supreme Commander.

I wouldn't be surprised if the curators and gaming sites that recommended this game were paid to do so. Nobody could possibly recommend this game without financial compensation.

This game is pretty good. If you enjoyed classics like Supreme Commander, you'll definitely enjoy this game. It can be a little vexing, but overall it's solid. The only downside is that if you want to really play this game, you're gonna need a pretty good PC. Otherwise the frame rate will drop like a brick off a skyscraper during major battles.

Edit 8/30/2021: Enemy now able to use orbital abilities on areas covered by friendly nullifiers. I have been unable to find flaws in the gameplay prior to this, but this is the most annoying bug I've ever seen. Please fix this.

This game has it all. Gutted Nazis, headless Nazis, burning Nazis, and even exploding Nazis! If that doesn't make you want to buy it, I don't know what will.

This is another zombie game in a market already saturated with zombie games. However, I think this game is better than the others. For graphics? Definitely not. The multiplayer is solid, however, and the ability to create a base is definitely something this game really does well. It feels like ARK with zombies, and that isn't a bad thing.

I would also like to note that there are several mods that make this game a lot better, and you should probably use them. They make the UI a lot more bearable, and crafting less obtuse.

My feelings about this game are complicated. At launch, it was hyped up to be this monster game where you hacked the world. In practice, it was a bit more limited than that, without the heavy polish promised. The hype fell flat, but that doesn't mean the game itself did. I still had a blast, even on Xbox One, and the PC version is capable of a lot more than the One.

+ great weapon variety
+ large open world filled with bank accounts
+ fairly interesting storyline filled with vengeance

- driving (ugh)
- nothing to do after the story ends
- forced multiplayer
- a lot of lies shoveled before release

Overall, this game is 5/10. Very, very promising, but ultimately too limited to merit a higher score. $29.99 is a little high for the base game, so you'd definitely get a better value when it's on sale.

(So far I'm a little sick of Watch_Dogs2 with all the forced memes and meandering story.)

Let me start off by just saying that this game is completely and totally hilarious. Have you ever wanted to see ten thousand chickens squaring off against a Roman legion? Have you ever considered the possibility of Chuck Norris existing in a fantasy world with a few thousand Orcs? Have you ever wondered how well WWII soldiers would square up against medieval infantry?

Look no further. This game has all of that, and more. All you need is a decent CPU and a lot of patience. Watching Orc bodies pile up in front of 2,000 WWII soldiers is very entertaining, but also very CPU intensive. I wouldn't be surprised if a less capable CPU exploded playing this game.

Update: The new wave mode doesn't work very well. Second wave, an invincible zombie killed three of my allies before just randomly disappearing. Upon my first completely BS death in the third wave, it crashed. Slightly more effort is needed before this game is truly playable.

This game is insane. I'm not talking just a bit crazy, I'm talking absolutely batsh*it insane. The island is massive, with a ton of structures and a wide variety of functional loot. Guns, equipment, random items of clothing that protects and makes you look badass, and a starting point you can choose. You start the game by jumping out of a freaking plane!

+ very tactical, you can't just rush and hope for the best
+ people actually make noise, so listening really pays off
+ doesn't run badly on the right settings
+ inventory is simple and easy to learn

- aiming is a chore, and sights don't seem to help all that much
- glitches are fairly common (but it's Early Access, so that'll change)
- runs poorly on decent hardware
- people who don't have friends will suffer given the tactical nature of the game

Overall, this game is a solid 6/10. Given time, it'll become 10/10. I'm very much looking forward to seeing how this game evolves and improves.

This steaming pile of excrement isn't Warhammer 40k. It's some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ MOBA. Kiss my ass.

This game is pretty good. It feels a little outdated, but it works. The mazes are appropriately frustrating, the enemies are appropriately aggressive, and the map is appropriately large and split into 'sectors'.

For $19.99, it's pretty good. For less it would be absolutely amazing, but it is completely worth $20.

Tries to copy Overwatch. Succeeds partially, fails overall. If you enjoy poorly balanced games, this one is free so there's no reason to not try it.