Brigador Killers

The devs are cooking, but it's not ready yet. All that cool stuff you see on the store page? Don't even think about doing it in the EA version. You literally start out throwing rocks, and progress up to... Not having any mechs or tanks or agravs whatsoever. Even so, I think people are being a bit too harsh. It IS early access and the bones of a good game are here.

Still very Early access, but have faith! the only place to go from here is up. Buy it.

I like what they're going for but at the end of the day I'm still playing the demo over the game I bought because the demo lets me actually reliably scavenge APCs and stuff and upgrade them and just generally derp around more. I don't HAVE to finish a level I hate in the demo to advance to obtaining other random gear I want. The demo let me hop around the order with which I did things whereas this hits you with arbitrary difficulty walls like RANDOM TANK or ♥♥♥♥ YOU TERROR MISSION HOLD THE POINT AND GET MOBBED BY A MILLION NPCs that don't really support the same creative builds as the other missions.

Mad cause bad

Incredible game and an exceptionally solid base for them to expand off of. It's a tad too easy though and could genuinely do with some elements being made harder. The tutorial boss can quite easily be one shot with a shotgun from behind, which in this instance, I'm perfectly fine with, since it's a nice reward for acknowledging his slam keeps him locked into position, momentarily giving you that window. The kick is OP. I should not be able to group up 5+ enemies, some of which have shotguns, and then just beat them to death with my feet and fists. That is a situation which I should be punished for and having that knowledge in the back of my mind kind of undermines the gunplay. Why use guns when I could just fist an entire map of men to death with no repercussions or challenge presented to me if I took that path? The AI has its moments of pretending it hasn't just seen you blast its buddy into a fine red mist which is entertaining in its own way...it's not right, but it's funny. Other than that though, game is solid. - Incredible aesthetic, vibes and overall atmosphere - Art style is phenomenal, but I honestly think they should remove the ability to zoom in too far. It doesn't hold up under close-scrutiny in some respects. - Phenomenal soundtrack as expected - I haven't found a gun I don't enjoy using thus far, even the trash tier guns have their moments. - Freedom to approach missions as you wish is always a plus. (It could and should lean more into the sandboxy elements) - Love that just about every thing is destructible - The new, more focussed narrative approach is incredibly welcome. - Scrap....so much scrap...shiny, glorious scrap - LOVE bringing vehicles back to scrap and modify, that's an enjoyable loop - Base expansion and such isn't usually my thing, but I've been enjoying what's here currently Fantastic base for what's next and looking forward to where it goes

Was very, very excited by the gameplay I saw online and interviews with the devs. First tutorial missions are fun if a bit hand holdy but then you’re immediately thrown into a pitch black cave where you have none of the tools you were just taught how to use, none of the fun cyberpunk vibes of the previous games and no tutorialising to explain how stealth works, the fact that you lose all your gear (including your flashlight) when you die, the fact that using your flashlight not only makes you unable to interact with objects but also stops intractable objects from being even highlighted, making the flashlight less useful that walking around in the dark. I understand this is early access and I do appreciate games that make you earn your power fantasy but I bought this game to shoot guns and drive mechs in a capitalist dystopia not scurry about in a hole as some loser in a capitalist dystopia. If I wanted the latter I’d go outside and dig. I am an adult with a job and limited time. If I have bought your cool game I want to play your cool game, sections like this just feel like a dev wasting my time. Hope to pick this up again when it’s good.

If you were ever fascinated by Syndicate on Sega Genesis/PC & have a bit of experience in extraction shooters, this game is 100% for you. Those who whine about difficulty obviously haven't played through opening 25 - 35 hours of The Forever Winter.