This game was made for a very specific group of people. Funny enough, I would see it as a game that doesn't really care about impressing everyone. A casual gamer that never normalized certain things in gaming would never get this game the same way as someone else would.

This game is a trap, it tries to lure you in with something they know you want, something familiar and even generic, just another war story.

It goes places other games wouldn't try to. Seeing how often military games use the same buzz words of "realism" or speaking about how dark and grim their war stories are, like COD WW2 and MW2019, just to end up being pretty meaningless when put next to any other.

Spec ops:the line it's toying with you, it's toying with concepts you know, the game knows what it is and it will use it against you.

A game you can play several times and still notice new things, see multiple theory videos and explanations from different users and always find something you didn't know before.

The fact a game like this even came out is a miracle and I can't understand how they convinced them of it, but I'm grateful they did.

One rough gem and my personal favorite critique of gaming as a whole.

This game was made for a very specific group of people. Funny enough, I would see it as a game that doesn't really care about impressing everyone. A casual gamer that never normalized certain things in gaming would never get this game the same way as someone else would. This game is a trap, it tries to lure you in with something they know you want, something familiar and even generic, just another war story. It goes places other games wouldn't try to. Seeing how often military games use the same buzz words of "realism" or speaking about how dark and grim their war stories are, like COD WW2 and MW2019, just to end up being pretty meaningless when put next to any other. Spec ops:the line it's toying with you, it's toying with concepts you know, the game knows what it is and it will use it against you. A game you can play several times and still notice new things, see multiple theory videos and explanations from different users and always find something you didn't know before. The fact a game like this even came out is a miracle and I can't understand how they convinced them of it, but I'm grateful they did. One rough gem and my personal favorite critique of gaming as a whole.