Even though the game doesn't have the best graphics and generally has this "old-school" víbe, FBU doesn't fail to deliver in regards of game mechanics and content. The game might feel difficult for the first two hours, but after I started to grasp what are the possibilities of making my recruits perform better, and how I can get supplies for my basecamp, the game felt more or less well-balanced. As mentioned before, the game doesn't look current gen, and some of its aspects might actually feel a bit cheesy, but the overall look is consistent and some might find it even charming in a strange way.

Even though the game doesn't have the best graphics and generally has this "old-school" víbe, FBU doesn't fail to deliver in regards of game mechanics and content. The game might feel difficult for the first two hours, but after I started to grasp what are the possibilities of making my recruits perform better, and how I can get supplies for my basecamp, the game felt more or less well-balanced. As mentioned before, the game doesn't look current gen, and some of its aspects might actually feel a bit cheesy, but the overall look is consistent and some might find it even charming in a strange way.