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Absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. For the type of experience that this game abhorrently attempts to emulate, one of my favorite kind of games. But the formula has been applied to a near GODLIKE level compared to this steaming pile. The game doesnt ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work. Every item that you bring to your hands wont be used until you click 10 times, with certain items you cant even use. Dont even worry about bringing a toy to a gunfight though, you wont be able to make it there with the rubberbanding! You'll most likely give up halfway, or if you get there, you'll die to someone you cant see because netcode apparently doesnt ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ exist for this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Maybe if you wanted to play single player you wouldnt experience network issues, but not being able to shoot/med/interact happens everywhere. I seriously cannot think of a single reason anyone should play this piece of ♥♥♥♥ clone, that looks like ♥♥♥♥, runs like ♥♥♥♥ and doesnt work. Like survival? Play DayZ. Like blockiness? Play roblox for christ sake. Its better.

Although I am only writing this review because I'm reinstalling CS:GO after migrating to an ssd, I have just hit my thousand hour mark and I feel like I began the beginning of the end. Ready to roll-oll all the way until this game is dead. God bless valve and Counter Strike

I for one dont ever play GTA V with mods, but banning the entire community that has worked so hard on everything that they have put together? ♥♥♥♥ you guys.

Hello there. Now I usually don't write detailed reviews, but I thought that I needed to get my opinion out there. This game, God Mode has a pretty interesting story. You are a descendant of a god that was banished from the heavens, and now to prove yourself worthy of becoming a god again, you must fight wave after wave of enemies set in a greek mythological world. Let's get into this.
Right off the bat, there's no introduction. It pulls you up to a menu with options to create a match, join one, etc.
I decided to create a match to test whether or not the game was actually fun.
So I spawned in with my SMG and double barrel and walked to where I thought was the destination I had to go to, as the game did not tell me where or how I was supposed to go.
I get to the location and found myself surrounded in a wide open room of skeletons. Classic, I thought.
Shooting and moving being the only thing I knew how to do, I tried to survive. Any control tutorial was non-existent.
After 30 seconds I was dead.
I looked in the controls and found that sprint was space, melee was right click and ADS (aiming down sights) was E, not to mention that the sensitivity for the mouse was extremely high.
As an average PC gamer, I can confirm that those controls are completely retarded.
After changing them to my preferred buttons I continued the game, might I remind you that you have 3 lives and while I was changing these settings I was getting slaughtered without consent, listening to my character moan and bleed.
With one life left I managed to kill 10 skeletons and then get brutally ripped apart by a gigantic fat guy.
It wasn't pretty.
I decided to restart the match and change up my tactics a little bit.
All I did was run around the map, firing a clip behind me then collecting ammo/meds and running again.
And then when I had killed everything and was waiting to traverse to the next area, I found myself stuck.
I saw that the problem was that there was skeleton archers atop a bridge far frome my reach. Trying to shoot them proved it to be nearly impossible without wasting every single bullet I had, as the accuracy on the SMG was absolute ****.
After killing them I finally got to move to the next stage, which was pretty much the same thing with a slightly different layout. I died on that stage.
Determined to see what else this game had and to give it another shot I tried multiplayer, and to my surprise I actually found another player. Confused, lost and newby, but I found another player!
We played the same level I was having difficulty on and managed to get to the second to last stage.
During each stage, there is a modifier that changes up gameplay, and the modifier switches upon getting to the next stage. Some are good and some are bad.
During my gameplay with this other player on the second to last level, we got a modifier that was meant to be extremely OP, but in turn was a game breaker.
Every minute or so, one of the players would get a graphically pleasing and high-damage hammer of the gods, that after another minute would switch to the next player.
Both me and him found this hammer extremely under powered, as it hit slow as anything, and only one-hit the weakling skeletons that are usually a 5 shot with your ol' SMG, not to mention that you can't run with this hammer, making fighting harder, bigger, faster foes more difficult. The most difficult to fight was the ranged enemies, as they would run and strafe-fire at you, making fighting them with the hammer completely impossible.
That was the level we died on.

I really think that the devs of this game, in the beginning of development, had everything going for them. A half-fresh game idea, lots of time, etc. But the direction they took it made the game absolutely horrid. To sum everything up, here are some pros and cons:

Pros:
Great graphics
Decent level design
No pay-to-win
Lots of customization

Cons:
Dead matchmaking
Extremely boring farm/grind
Extremely difficult as a beginner
Bland weapons
Bland upgrades
Customization options are all the same with slight differences

Thank you for reading this! This was my first in-depth review! Please leave feedback

This game is much better than everyone tells you. It's plainly a matter of what you think a good game is or isn't. I, for one love this game to death. As my hundreds of hours might tell you, I have spent A LOT of time on this game. The reason I still play it? Well, once upon a time, I started the game. I walked around near this helicopter, and zombies were sleeping there. I aggroed them, they came after me and I died. You do only start out with a flashlight taking around 7-10 hits to the head. It makes sense because everybody wants a "Look a thing! Lets shoot it once or chop its head off and take its stuff!" kind of experience. Unfortunately, this game is more realistic than that. After I died, I thought I should give it another go, and just died again. I thought the game was total BS.

A month or so passes, and I see the game in my library again. I say to myself: Lets try it again. Who knows what'll happen? I load up the game, log in and start adventuring my first town. In the first house I found a spiked baseball bat. 3 Hits to the head to kill. I walk deeper, and in the church was a Kruger .22 Rifle. My mouth drops as I had found my first gun. I thought with this I was unstoppable, so I bought tons of armor and meds and ammo and attachments from the store. I equip it all, then go back into the game. I'm so ready for a guy this time! I spawn behind a box with a tree in front of me. I thought I heard footsteps, so I go down behind the box. A guy slides out slowy with his M4 pointed in my direction. He must have seen me using thirdperson. I get up and start shooting him. But I died. The gun I had was one of the least powerful of all.

Point is, this game is hard to reckognize as an astounding game from first glance. You have to play a little more, do some more research and check out different weapons, and most importantly, USE THIRDPERSON. I now currently have snipers, machine guns, pistols, shotguns, and everything else in my Global Inventory. I PvP frequently, usually gaining some more gear in the process. If you read this all, nice job. I tend to write a lot. But yes, check this game out!