Recent reviews by PlainOlSoapBar

I made some preview images[imgur.com] for the skin. Alternatively, you can check out the pack in the in-game store to preview the operator skins, stickers, emblem, and calling card. However, you cannot preview the camos.

On some blueprints, the camo can look like a solid green camo. It will look similar to the pre-nerf look of solid color camos when they were much brighter.

My opinion: Very nice skins! I especially love the Home Away operator skin. The pack matches my Beta cosmetics too.

If you like this review, I have a similar one for the LA Thieves Pack too!

I DO NOT HAVE THE BALLS FOR A GENOCIDE RUN

For those looking to pre-order, I cannot recommend this game.

- TTK is incredibly low. This is the worst part of the game for me which makes most gunfights end in a second or makes the whole lobby camp.
- Movement is nothing notable compared to MW19. Dolphin dive is cool, but sliding is practically useless (you barely go any distance; you can't shoot while sliding) and proning chooses not to work 90% of the time, either due to holding the prone button for more than a half a second or moving one centimeter in any direction.
- Visual recoil for every gun is insane even with attachments.
- Weapon unlock system is restrictive; you are forced to use x gun to unlock y gun.
- User interface is atrociously designed. Buttons hidden behind buttons; awkward menu navigation.
- Footsteps are loud; activating dead silence makes an incredibly loud noise that others can hear. Further adds to the camping problem. Yes, loud and clear footsteps are good to have, but not when I can be heard running at someone 50 feet away...
- No enemy name plates. Difficult to see enemies and who you're shooting at.

The game is still kinda fun. It's best to just play for yourself to see if you enjoy it. Some of the issues have been adjusted, so we'd have to see at launch.

Very good software for animated wallpapers! You can also import wallpapers into your phone (if it's Android) since they have a free app on there. Some wallpapers have special features, such as special effects or equalizers or input-based features which cannot be sent to the phone app. Really great software for both desktop and phone!

As with all early access titles, you should be a little hesitant before buying this, especially since it's $40 USD.

The game's very incomplete, obviously. There's only a handful of maps, many of which are missing city ambience or a mission briefing intro. The hotel map has mission brief audio but it gets cut off when the map begins every single time. I also wish there was a map layout for me to look at and plan, helping me know what kind of rooms I'm dealing with and to backtrack if I ever get lost. Maps are way too quiet imo, at least outside the buildings. There's no passing cars, no airplanes flying over above, no sirens whaling in the distance, no bystanders or news reporters trying to understand the situation, and so on. These elements would've help the world of Los Suenos feel real and alive, even more so with how good looking the graphics are. Maybe these things will get added in the future. The AI is a bit wonky. Sometimes they can John Wick you and your entire squad or they keep running away from you even though you're spraying their face with a mist full of pepper.

But despite all the issues, this game is really fun with the right people. Sure, it can repetitive with the same maps and the same tactics, but I love the communication and the teamwork that comes with this game. I love the satisfying feeling of being able to detain an armed man without firing a round. I love being able to eat rounds of lead with my ballistic shield to protect my teammates. I love being able to blow up a door and have someone toss a flashbang in, or vice versa. I believe that VOID can fix the issues with this game and turn this game is something even better than SWAT 4-- its main inspiration. It will take time, and it will take a lot of feedback. I have confidence in this game, which is why I can recommend you to jump into this game early and give the devs some of your support. But if you're still unconvinced, definitely check back on this game in a year or so.

If you're looking to support these amazing devs, then this is a great opportunity to do so.

The main reason you would buy this pack, other than supporting the devs, is for the weapon frameworks. These are a hit or miss. Some of them look amazing! Others I would much rather use neon band. It's a bit disappointing that the neon lines don't work with the dark future paintjob, but that's ok. The paintjobs are pretty standard, nothing to write home about.

I'd say it's worth the buy. Rock and Stone!

A sidenote: I think the megacorp paintjob pairs pretty nicely with the rival tech frameworks

**BUY ONLY ON SALE**
This game is definitely worth it for the campaign alone. The game respects you as a player and gives you some of the most amazing action and story telling from its decade. If you really enjoy FPS single player campaigns, this one's a no brainer. Again, I recommend you buy this game ONLY when it's sale. Its current pricetag is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ insane for a decade old game. Even its pricetag on sale is still a bit high. Moving on, this PC port holds up really well. Runs well, no crashes, no major issues. There were moments where the game would freeze, but it only happened to me twice and that was because I was alt-tabbing in between loading screens. You will most likely have no issue with this port. The campaign will run around 4-5 hours. Depends on difficulty and how long you take of course. Lastly, if you do beat the campaign, wait through the credits and you'll get dropped into one fun, short, and final mission.

Some precautions before purchasing this game:
- Given that this is originally a console game from the Xbox 360 era, your FOV will be 65 with low scaling. If you're prone to motion sickness, you might have to see if you can somehow adjust it, but personally, I got used to it pretty easily.
- The game uses an anti-cheat called Punkbuster, and you'll probably be greeted with it when you first launch the game. You can completely ignore it if you're strictly playing campaign.

Got this game when it was free a few months back. I knew it planned to get a price tag, which was baffling to me because of what the game looked like on the store page. But hey, don't judge a book by it's cover.

Mutant Ops is a clunky mess. There's some things about the game that really odd and should've in any way been explained but it isn't so there's a bit of trial and error to figuring out how the inventory system and whatnot works. In addition, the UI is just horrible to look at. I see barely any effort put into the UI. The models in this game looks pretty nice, but not so pretty to justify giving me crappy frame rates. There is also like, zero theme (for a lack of a better word to describe it) going on. You got robots, and turtles, and slimes, and bats, and demons, and wizards...like what even is going on? And this clusterf*ck takes place in some military camp or some city. It's really odd. The gunplay feels alright, nothing to comment on that, but the enemies are part of what makes me recommend against this game even more. The enemies sometimes can spawn and pop up behind you or next to you so you can easily be caught off guard by poor game design. Enemies also have a really clunky system of damaging you. There's a lack of feedback that's really important for when you're receiving damage.

God why do I even need to tell you why not to spend 5 bucks on this game, just look at the store page images. It looks like a very unappealing mess, and it is. Could this game be fun? Yeah, sure, this mess of a game was pretty entertaining and I played with a friend and had a great laugh. But otherwise, just don't spend your money on this.

I feel kinda bad for trashing a small game, but I'd be lying if I said this game was good. This game needs A LOT of work before it can be an actually considerable game to purchase.

As the others have said, only buy when its on sale. 60 bucks is a steeeeep price for a 6 year old game. The only reason you should ever buy this game is for zombies and zombies ONLY. Campaign and multiplayer is dogwater and not worth your time.

If you enjoy zombies, then you'll get a kick out of this one. It's, what many call, the BEST COD zombies experience. The port is pretty well done. I don't think I've ran into many issues, just don't alt tab during loading screens. If you're not a solo dolo, watch out for modded lobbies or servers that net you high ass ping. I've had my progression completed skewed because a modded random gave me all the achievements and a bunch of other stuff. Map selection is fairly limited if you don't have the DLC maps, but you get a whole array of community-made maps through the Steam workshop, which is what is mainly keeping the game alive. I highly recommend you grab this with friends if you aren't into solo play. Playing pubs is pretty lame. There's also local splitscreen! Bring those friends over to your house if you want. Lastly, playing MnK is kind of weird, after all this is supposed to be a console game, so I recommend using a controller too.

Yes, I enjoy mixing and serving drinks in a bar reeked with corgi piss.'

Also, ♥♥♥♥ the guy who thought having an achievement where you beat a side scroller bullet hell was a good idea.