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top game very nice

best game 100%

What is the point of this game?
Brake your Mouse?

I would not say that H1Z1: King of the Kill is easily picked up and played. It possesses a steep learning curve and caters greatly to experienced players. With a confusing menu and pregame lobby, many new players would be overwhelmed with not knowing what to do. With no real instruction or direction on how to play the game, newbies end up landing their parachute in a field and running for 5-10 minutes before finding a house that has already been looted of all weapons and supplies. The game also does not instruct the player on how to do basic essentials – like opening up inventory, how to craft, how to view the map, where the compass is, how to heal, where to find gear and weapons, etc. All of these variables add up to a learning curve that chews up and spits out bloodied and mangled new players. However, once all of these things are learned, 8 hours later, the competition is incredibly fun and rewarding to play. No round is the same, and with a huge map to roam, strategies change often.

Funn game ... Its best in mp mod i recommend this game to all . Cyka Blaat ! Also high spec game.

10/10

Copy of cs1.6 and some adds on...

5/10

Fun co-op game . Its better when you play with friends. More friends more chance to win. Game are a little bitt boring. The only mission is to surrvive and that is borring to ... So .

8/10

nice game but to many bugs !

6/10

Remember back to old days :_)

As an online survival game, H1Z1 does little to surprise, at least currently. Elements that make up H1Z1, such as zombies, looting, hunting, and crafting, are fairly common in many other games of its ilk--as far as innovation is concerned, H1Z1 treads cautiously. But what it does do, however, is performed remarkably well, despite the nagging issues normally associated with early access games. Indeed, as an alpha, it has its fair share of problems to iron out and bugs to squash. But it still holds your attention, and not because it does everything better; it’s how well it blends prevailing pieces, creating something immediately familiar, and yet nonetheless captivating.