I've only played one round, so take this with a grain of salt. However, the reason why I played only one round was because I couldn't join another round, because there were only a handful of lobbies available but the hosts wouldn't start the game. The server browser only showed the same few lobbies and a couple of servers with one guy on them, so that would be my first reason why I don't recommend this game at this point. It's pretty much dead. However, that might change with the coming update.
The game has potential. However, that's all there is to it. It's extremely bare bones and feels like a tech demo. I definitely wouldn't pay 30€ for it. Honestly, at this point I wouldn't even pay 5€ for it.
The movement is very weird but you quickly get used to it. I managed to get the most kills in the first and only round I played, so while it's weird, it's playable and I bet it has potential to be a really unique and cool experience one day if it becomes a proper game.
The graphics aren't as good as in the videos you see on social media. I played it on max settings (except I used DLSS, because performance is bad in native resolution) It looks like a typical UE5 game. Also, due to the bodycam vision (and maybe, probably, because of DLSS), the game is really blurred, especially things that are farther away. It's actually so bad that enemies that are further awawy are only recognizable as shapes. I don't know if it's intentional or because of DLSS (I think it's both).
It's really hard to describe to someone who hasn't played it how the game feels. The best I way I can describe it is that due to the weird movement, the blurry "myopia" and the tunnel vision, it feels like you're playing a guy playing a game wearing a VR headset.
However, as far as I know, there's a big update in a couple of days, so if you read this review after its release, it may be obsolete.
Again, this game has potential and I really hope it does something with it, because I think it could become a really cool game. At this point I can't recommend it, though, unless you want to support the developers.
