
CRSED: Cuisine Royale – is a brutal MMO last-man-standing shooter with realistic weaponry, elements of lethal mystic forces and incredible superpowers!
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Languages: English*, Russian*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Simplified Chinese*, Spanish - Latin America*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
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Good game, it's a shame there aren't more players at the moment, but that's the harsh reality because kids only play crap that has too many skins and other graphical extras... Only two bad thing in game are rirual low gravity and BIG maps (slow zone map restriction), do something about that!!
Trash game , the worst game I have ever played. I won in more than 5-6 matches and I am not even that good at PVP. This is the worst experience and I dont recommend playing this game or even try out. The UI is bad , they literally have buttons that promote and advertise for bundles for money. It is bad. They have bunch of guns with unrealistic effects and poor quality Market that is ridiculous for such a game The matches are too easy and winning is not earned fairly It feels like after many matches you playing with bots rather with real players There is poor quality on the map Poor quality on information wise on weapons , play modes , market and troubleshooting Graphics is fine for low end and mid PC but it will become boring The movement is poor and gives the player not the real experience the game promotes on the videos and screens from the store page. Absolute trash. Fix the game and learn how to promote better your product.
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If a cheap project can't run on GNU/Linux, it's a bad project.
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After playing CRSED: F.O.A.D., I can honestly say it’s one of the most unique battle royale experiences out there. The mix of realistic gunplay with supernatural abilities creates a kind of chaos that you just don’t get in games like PUBG or Fortnite. Every match feels unpredictable, and that’s part of the fun. I really enjoyed the variety of weapons, vehicles, and the dark atmosphere of the maps — it gives the game its own identity. It’s fast, crazy, and full of those “what just happened?” moments that make you want to keep playing. That said, I also get why some players feel like the game lost its direction over time. Some of the newer additions feel a bit weird or unnecessary, and matchmaking can be slow, probably because the player base isn’t as big as it used to be. Still, despite its flaws, CRSED remains an underrated free-to-play shooter. If you’re looking for something different, chaotic, and just fun in a weird way, this game is definitely worth trying.
used to be really fun and different from other battle royale games. The weird armor, kitchen items, traps, and abilities made it feel like it didn’t take itself too seriously, which was the best part. You could be running around in random gear fighting people and it was actually funny instead of just being another normal shooter. Now it kind of feels like the game fell off. It’s harder to find matches, the player base feels way smaller, and a lot of the fun from when the game was more active is gone. It still has its moments and the idea behind it is cool, but it doesn’t feel the same as it used to. Not a terrible game, just feels like it had a lot more potential than what it turned into.
10 танков / 10
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