Senaste recensioner av Ric0chet

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Despite it having plenty of content, at this point I would not recommend it to NEW players. Simple annoying things become apparent after many many hours of play. Spawn camping is a rewarded meta. Maps rotate up through higher and higher battle ratings and become too confined for later vehicles with higher range and mobility. Premium vehicles have the advantage in either firepower/armour generally. Unless you love studying metas of each vehicle, or camping spots on each map, it can be overwhelming to grind something to completion. The option to NOT render grass in the gunners viewfinder is a joke. The game rewards people with premium to an extent that at times it's really hard to progress and afford the next vehicle past rank 5. Helicopters are REALLY poorly implemented and not well thought out or detailed.

Mapping controllers is annoying and every time I restart the game it forgets any custom keybinds I make on my keyboard.

Overall I have enjoyed the earlier tanks and air battles significantly more. I've found the experience to be frustrating and grindy with laggy matchmaking from Australia, and will go back to flying in IL2 or DCS for want of better simualator options.

As a HL fan I was a little underwhelmed with the start pace, it built on me though exploring some amazingly created scenes and worlds. A real testament to the original and clearly lovingly built generally.

This game has changed how I think.

This game isn't the best horror I've played from the sheer jump factor, its certianly one of the most athmospheric and made me want to explore each area entirely. The puzzles aren't hard but the interaction system is fun to get through the puzzles. Without giving anything aaway the enemies are a little repetitive and bugggy but it doesnt detract from the game too much. This is a fantastic story that kind've leads you on a path questioning the meaning of consciousness, reality, and humanity and its strength is in its music and soundscaping, its athmosphere building and its decision making.

I'm pretty gobsmacked with this game. The design was simple and frustrating at first, mainly because I was playing it like dying mattered. Then I worked out that flow was critical. This was total carnage. I couldn't stop playing. Its like every time I failed I tried harder and harder and got more brazen. Its a colourful wonderful blur of madness and mayhem and makes you feel so accomplished when you finish a stage. Prepare to feel like you've taken mushrooms though.

Great music and great perks. Interesting narrative and great moral. Would recommend. Not if prone to hallucinations.

I'm not usually an RTS player, I find them all too clicky and stats driven, knowing DPS and modifiers etc. However I am a military enthusiast and enjoy realism in games. This is what sets Wargame series apart from many other RTS.

An excellent blend of current and past nations, historical and some modern conflicts and full "deck" customisation allows anyone from any nation to get involved (and at some points, a little patriotic) As an Australian I don't often get a chance to see games featuring our World Class Special Forces SASR or Bushmaster APC's mixed in with other nations, however with nations such as Australia, Canada, Brittain, West Germany, Japan, Korea, CSSR, Poland, USA, Russia, Czech Republic... the list goes on!

When customising a deck to take on either AI or Multiplayer skirmishes of land capture, total destruction or an interesting shared currency mode known as Economy, you have vast options on wether you want close air support, helicopters, infantry deployed via land, air or sea. You can explore tanks, reconnisance snipers, artillery and MRLS systems and even Navy to some degree. It's an incredibel mix that really suits any gamer style with strengths and waeknesses to every deck and nation. Not to mention the Prototype vehicles the the amazing Nighthawk for the USA with a deadly and precise guided bomb, or the Russian KA-50 Akula Tank Killer!

The community is very quick to judge, and the learning curve was steep! Reading forums and guides on playstyles and strengths really helps you blend into the battle. However persist the first few "Ranks" and you realise the tide of battle can easily be changed if you know what to look for and use team strategies

The only downsides are that because they've themed the game to follow the 80's/90's style computer screen they have made a very backwards game room chat and game preview facility you have to "join" and look at each players stats individually to understand if the teams are balanced or not. One window for chat between your game room/general chat/friends is also rather annoying. The other downside is there are often connection issues that result in one person leaving at the start of the game, the points are redistributed, but if your team can overcome this then quite often you can counter quickly with the higher income.

Wargame Red Dragon is an excellent multiplayer, great unit selection and balanced gameplay that will leave you asking where the time has gone to. Its a nail biting ride through every game with fluid battle dynamics, excellent realism and quite a little bit of pride when your team overcomes the enemy! I'd highly recommend Wargame franchise to anyone interested in a little more than base building and spamming units.

9/10
~R

Pretty realistic and challenging RTS, better than many I've played. A little complex for a beginner even the tutorials don't reflect multiplayer but do some research and its pretty fun

This game is fantastic if you like physics based challenges and a laugh. The demo doesn't do it justice actually I really enjoy the full version a lot more with the available parts and characters. Its a little hard to understand exactly what to do at first so be ready for slight rage, but once you get the hang of it the achievement of launching things to other orbiting bodies is so much fun!