Dagger Directive

With the latest 1.0 release, the ai is much easier to handle. now that I don't get sniped instantly from 500 yards from every enemy before I ever even see them, this game is great! it feels like a modernized Delta Force, and that is a great thing!

I see what the devs are doing here I see the vision. I feel like the open and expansive maps don't really fit with the slow paced gameplay that this game is going for. The movement just doesn't feel like it was made for such huge expansive maps. Just takes A LONG time to walk. The rest of the game I have nothing negative to say. I see the influence from older tactical FPS games of PS2 an it truly feels great to play these games on modern hardware and without any finicky menus that were plaguing such games. Feels very smooth for a PS2 game

A fun modern version of the old Delta Force games. Gunfights are dynamic and punishing if you stay in one place too long. The AI does a good job of flanking, I like how they call out your position. Gun sounds are punchy, and seeing the red mist each kill produces good brain chemicals. Very good value for the price.

Played with my friends and had a blast. I love how challenging it can be and how smart the AI is. Each of my friends used different loadouts and had different playstyles. Lots of weapons to choose from and UGC.

Such a unique game, gunplay, graphics and good missions. Got some spare Steam wallet cash. Buy this.

Fun game, a bit jank in parts but it gets the feel of something like a milsim without all the annoying "Realism" people pedal as fun mechanics. If the Workshop thrives I see this game having a healthy lifespan as its not focused on anything but doing funny stuff like dropping an impact nad on some goons. My hope is they make it so I can autowalk and look at my map as well as maybe adding vehicles because that would be the cherry on top if they were able to do it well. My only major grip is that the Enemy awareness is mildly inconsistant and they are deaf as F but will turn on you quick if you get close so I hope they iron that out but even with all that if they engage you its nothing to scoff at. Highly recommend.

First, sorry for my lack of knowlage of English, I will try, ok. Soo... It is nice game and i like it, and It would be great if it has in game map/mission editor... And better ai scale for it's difficulty levels, cause going from normal to hard is sometimes death sentence when game decides that it will f you up with some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ai aim regardless obsticles in the ai's view, that you as human have, but sadly you just get smoked through it. And on normal ai feels useless in responding to your presence and you will kill them easy. It needs something in the middle or somehow eliminate ocasional ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that happening in hard difficulty. Or give us some control over ai behaviour. And last thing, game sometimes freeze for the second out of nowhere, but that can be due to my pc literaly crying for death after all those years of me playing games on it.

Really fun, old-school shooter with some issues but nothing game breaking.

Well made modernization of the classic Delta Force 1 and Delta Force 2 formula. You operate largely alone on a wide variety of large open levels and you can take the objective with complete freedom. A lot of effort went into immersion - you kit up by literally taking it off the walls. Like in Delta Force, the both you and the enemy die in a single round to the torso, but you have a chance to survive a grazing shot. There are a lot of weapons and gadgets from mines, rockets, suicide drones, and any rifle and pistol you might want. The AI isn't remarkable, but definitely competent and above-par for tactical shooters. Stealth works, and they can surprise you by flanking and they appear to take cover a lot of the time. Strong recommendation for anyone interested in tactical shooters and I consider it a strict upgrade to the Delta Force series. This is where I would have liked to to go instead of the direction Land Warrior took.