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no one plays this game anymore, and the only people who do play it are here for the tf2 achievement. you can't get any achievements without other players present, so you're stuck in offline mode until that rare occasion where someone makes a lobby

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First off, let me say what I think about this game:

It's well worth the price, and the graphics are medium quality. There's some controls and movements that don't feel smooth, but that's expected for a freshly released game. I saw a review talking about hitboxes causing them to crash into nothing, and from driving on the road and on the side of the road, I have so far not hit a single invisible barrier. My grievance with this game isn't about world exploration or the ambushes, either, like some other reviews(Only at first are the ambushes rough, as they can destroy your vehicle easily unless you upgrade it. After that, you can easily just drive by them, and if you're lucky they don't even get the chance to shoot). My issues stem from easily avoidable bugs that could've been detected if playtesters intentionally looked for them. I can list a few, and then afterwards I'll explain what I do enjoy about this game.

The two main grievances have to do with the ambushes on the border that happen from time to time. Both are game-breaking and can force you to be pushed back to either a checkpoint, or to the start of the day. If you happen to be using the telephone for time-specific ambushes that aren't triggered by sleeping, it teleports you out into the battlefield where you cannot move, as for some reason you receive a new pair of arms that removes your legs, supposedly. You can't move, but you can shoot, which makes it not entirely guaranteed for you to die, but it is pretty guaranteed especially if an enemy throws a grenade. Another I came across was with the cars driving up during the ambush. At some point, before they exit or during the animations they make while exiting, I shot at them, which showed it did damage. However, their health bar did not deplete. Once they exited and drew their guns, they were invulnerable to everything. It forced a reset from me because there was literally nothing I could do to stop them. Again, if this was playtested thoroughly, these wouldn't be present. Sure, on release any game can excusably have bugs and game-breaking issues that weren't discovered during playtesting, but with how some of these you're guaranteed to experience at least once in your playthroughs, that's where I say it's doubtful that no one during testing came across any of these, whether looking for bugs or not.

With those issues aside, I'll get on to the things I like about this game. First off, before you install the game, from how it looks and how well the game runs, it's surprising how small the game's storage requires compared to other games of similar quality. The quality of gameplay is comparable to Ubisoft games on here, excluding the cutscenes. There's some times where the frames drop below 60, but it's not very noticeable, and I'm on the default settings of the game. For default settings, I'd say it's debatable whether your frames should ever drop noticeably, but I think it depends on the minimum requirements more than your current specs.

This game is heavily inspired by Papers, Please: A fictional Slavic communist republic has a border crossing that the player works at, and based on criteria you are informed on for that day and for what you're taught in the previous days, you determine whether that individual is allowed to cross. Just like Papers, Please, there's people who attempt to forcefully cross the border, and there's attacks you have to fend off. The documents, the photo, the multiple regions that are constantly having issues with each other, the rebellion in your region, it all remains quite clear. I dare say this is the closest game to Papers, Please that's 3D.

The process for finding smuggled items is quite simple, as is the display for it. The items you uncover from parts of the vehicle or from cargo isn't accurate to what's displayed inside it all the time. However, sometimes it's easy to miss these. Like the trainer says to you in the first few days, people can get inventive with their methods of trying to smuggle things. These methods feel realistic, too, as while they are forced to have a snake mark only visible in UV light wherever they hide smuggled items, they can blend in very well dependent on what it is. You'll often overlook some of these, and I applaud that. One thing I might add that I hope gets changed is the single jump sound that you hear each time. It's the same with no pitch change, so it feels like I'm playing Quake in a Slavic countryside.

For those who don't want to read all of this, I'll summarize and say things in my own words in a short few sentences: You are a demi-god who can choose to either fight crime or to fight the government. When you are ambushed by enemies, or when you attack those who oppose you, they have no idea how powerful the force that they've interrupted currently is. With your superior aim, vitality, and detection, you strike fear into your enemies in their last moments of life, making them question their life choices and wish that they didn't take this path. Also there's bugs so I can't currently recommend it.

EXTREMELY unoptimized. it looks great, but there's so many issues with graphics that make me recommend the regular version instead. i'm talking unoptimization to the level where no matter what graphics settings you have, the fps drops below 30. in terms of resolution, it doesn't let me change to any other refresh rate than 50 hz, even after i try to apply it. some of it is borderline unplayable because of how bad the fps drops are, and i have an rtx and an i7. my computer is well above the minimum requirements and yet this game runs like trash at some points. i enjoyed some smooth, enjoyable gameplay for about an hour or so before i came across this issue, and it immediately swayed me to say that this enhanced version is not worth it.

first public lobby i was in i did a backflip and beat a god belt, doing stunts apparently outsmarts even the best of players

way too short and boring. you can easily fluke the entire level if you have experience with stealthing

the code isn't even finished for this heist. there's one for the hidden vault where an interaction text isn't implemented for the laptop, and there's the objective of finding intel. for some reason the indicator for the loot securing via the helicopter doesn't show up, only the van's. when the lead scientist confronts the scientists you lure out using the PA, and tells them to get back to work, in my runs, they just keep talking and never go back inside. there's an error for the kart achievement when you get it in-game, it shows 2 minutes in the image instead of 1 minute like it's supposed to. based on release from what i've seen, this one is the most unfinished among all the heists i've ever played and witnessed. this isn't worth this much money for the dlc, although i will say the payday this can give is okay-ish(only if you secure all extra loot). only get it as part of the bundle.

overall, this is possible to do without killing anyone, but it's tedious to do so. oftentimes it's worth killing civilians at some areas, but there are things implemented to allow you to not kill anyone, which i find nice. while it can be rng with the inspectors that arrive sometimes in stealth, it's doable. the heist and its walkthrough are decent, definitely better than some other heists that you can do in stealth, but the development and gameplay are terrible. other than the design of the whole heist and the modelling of the building and all, it was clearly lazily created. i still like the heist itself, again, but i absolutely despise how it was released

walking simulator with bad jumpscares