Đánh giá gần đây bởi Artyur Xudiyev

Solid graphics, immersion and gameplay.

I think there biggest problem with this game is that it rewards camping too much over objective taking to the point that you're just shooting bots whom are not very engaging on their own. On the contrary, if you're attempting to overtake some objectives, the bots overpower you with sheer numbers by swarming you. So it becomes a vicious cycle of just further rewarding camping in one spot which the few players you meet typically do making it a camp fest.

I would say it is in a better direction than the previous game (Verdun) in that the multiple objective path system makes it more versatile and engaging to overtake objectives.

Boring storyline. Gameplay is mildly entertaining.

Too much blatant emphasis on money grabbing resulted in a dead game.

Good low stress and fun execution of the causal "cleaning" simulator genre where you get to build WW2 tanks.

This is actually a great game, if the NPCs would shut up.
Gameplay wise, it has the same vibe and soul as all the previous titles but refined.

One other gripe I have is that the characters don't really feel as unique as previous titles. They all seem to play way too similarly compared to BL2.

Has this game been tested on nVidia cards? game crashes after 5 seconds.

LowLevelFatalError [File:Unknown] [Line: 202]
Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost. D3D device was not available to assertain DXGI cause.

Will change review once this is resolved so I can actually play the game

Campaign feels so scripted feel like I'm playing a click and point adventure game.
Also the game has so many weird ass UX design decisions.
- Random scripted quick time events no one asks for that makes you break your keyboard
- Have to watch the same helicopter crash scene every time you enter the main menu/exit the game
- When the game script kicks in for you to move to the next area, you can take 30 shots and still be alive, otherwise you die in 2 shots
- Unskippable cut scenes which you have to watch everytime you die

Probably my favourite indie game of all time and one of my favourite games.

It's probably not the most intuitive game on the first play-through but things start to make sense pretty fast when you understand what the game is trying to do.

Some minor quality of life stuff that can be improved on but nothing too major that you would'nt expect from an indie game of this type.

Only American Campaign. Dialog/Scenes are overtly chauvinistic makes the characters feel super unrealistic and disconnected. Basically the same battles captured by every other film & TV. D-Day, Rhine, Bulge. No new substance but didn't really improve the nostalgic experience of previous titles. Game feel super scripted

A lot of bugs that really shouldn't exist with these AAA titles. Had to restart few missions because certain scripts didn't run.

Aside from the bugs, gameplay felt smooth. My guess is that they didn't really invest a lot in the single-player and focused more on multiplayer aspect.

Mission All Over