Door Kickers 2: Task Force North

Just not very fun. The whole drawing pre planning phase of things is really clunky and finicky and clearly designed for mobile with just a few hotkeys. I played through the FNG missions and felt that most of the gameplay was just doodling these plans that took a lot of time then you watch and hope the RNG lets your Rangers kill the terrorists. You can restart with the exact same plans and same enemy layout and get widely different results which tells me this would be really frustrating on difficult missions. This would be much better as an xcom style true turn based game for me.

This game will absolutely scratch that itch for a tactical CQB. It is a top view game. It will really test your knowledge when it comes down to planning and it is very addicting, so crack open a cold one or spark up (solo or with a friend online) and enjoy this masterpiece of a game. They also have a mobile version of this but it won't beat the pc version. 10/10 for dang sure. can't wait for a third one

是真正懂游戏的人做出来的东西。 喜欢战术RTT、CQB不容错过的小厂精品神作。 完全平替RON严阵以待的单人体验。 如果玩家本身就不懂CQB战术那很可能坐牢，但如果懂，那就对上了电波。 同时工坊也有很多mod，有新的战役、地图，有新的mod小队（通常强度都会高于原版的3个），新的敌人（有僵尸哦）。拓展可玩性非常丰富。 此游戏没有做出多层地图算是一大遗憾，所有的地图都是单层平面的。但瑕不掩瑜，体积小，花样多，体验丰富，同那些动则大几十G的“工业垃圾”相比，破门而入2就像特级大厨精心烹调的甜点，回味无穷。

Fun game but some of the achievements are pretty much impossible to get

GAME LOCKS YOU OUT OF PROGRESSING PAST FIRST MISSION SET IF YOU CANNOT WIN MISSION 1:6. Well, I didn't want to write a negative review, but this title has a game-breaking flaw: You can be permanently locked out of the entire game if you fail the sixth mission in the first bunch. And a lot of players will. Here's why: When you complete missions you get a currency called STARS that you can use to unlock equipment. So you buy stuff as you go, outfit your troops, etc. The problem is that the 6th mission is pretty much impossible unless you buy the BREACHING CHARGE unlock. Unfortunately, there's no warning of this and no way to reset your purchases or continue on past the first mission pack to get more stars. That means if you did not buy the breaching charges right away, it's nearly certain you will never finish that mission. It's technically possible to win without it, but the one time I saw this discussed the player struggling with it ONLY overcame it by spending endless hours trying to make the best plan he could and then doing it OVER and OVER and OVER until the RNG finally gave him a break. A MODERATOR, of all things, named AXIOS's response to him was basically "git gud." Extremely rude. Had that lucky RNG not happened he would have bought a $25 game where one of the very first missions prevents you from EVER playing the game past that point. EVER. There's no way to reset stars, no way to get more past that first mission pack. It's a hard dead end if you cannot win that one mission. Otherwise the game's great - IF you can EVER get the chance to actually PLAY it. EDIT: The main reason I wrote this is because I am one of the people locked out of progressing in the game because of that problem. I saw another thread discussing it, and respectfully asked for someone to notice it and implement a solution, and mentioned ideas. A moderator called AXIOS deleted my post and gave me some kind of strike. When I responded telling him it's a real problem etc. He said "second warning." So either the DEVs have instructed their mods to be cruel to players. Since that means they will probably ban me from the game discussions here or some such, I was left with no other option than to list the issue here where, it is my hope, that moderator cannot censor it. So if you get the game, watch out in the Steam forums - that mod will beat you down if you have anything to say that isn't glowingly positive, apparently.

玩了第一部才入手的第二部，第二部各方面都有提升，特别是战术道具方面，还有联机模式可以和外国人一起进行游戏（但是可能会有一点小bug），还是一部很不错的作品，希望以后还会更新。我评论的时候已经达成单人任务全满星，战略任务还差两个，大家可以做一个参考。但是我不是很清楚促销60多的价位合不合理，如果可以降到30左右那确实是无可挑剔的作品。希望能对你有所帮助。

Español - Spanish: Después de un poco más de dos horas en el juego entendí una verdad incómoda: el problema nunca fueron mis soldados... el problema era el tipo dándoles órdenes. O sea, yo. Arranqué creyendo que era cuestión de abrir una puerta, entrar a los tiros y hacerme el héroe. El juego me respondió con una ráfaga de balas en menos de diez segundos. Acá no se improvisa. Cada esquina, cada ventana y cada puerta pueden arruinarte una misión que venía perfecta. Y cuando un plan sale bien, no te sentís un jugador... te sentís un director de operaciones. Lo que más me sorprendió es la libertad. Podés entrar por donde quieras, probar estrategias distintas, cambiar equipamiento y repetir la misma misión de diez maneras diferentes. Siempre aparece ese pensamiento de: "Pará... ¿y si esta vez entro por atrás?" Y ahí se te va otra media hora. Esa variedad, junto con el excelente diseño de misiones y el enorme soporte para mods, es una de las razones por las que la comunidad lo tiene tan bien valorado. ¿Tiene defectos? Algunos. La curva de aprendizaje pega bastante fuerte, repetir una misión hasta encontrar el plan correcto puede frustrar, y el juego no tiene mucha paciencia con los errores. Pero justamente esa exigencia es parte de su gracia: cuando finalmente limpiás un mapa sin perder a nadie, la satisfacción es enorme. En resumen: el juego no premia al que dispara más rápido. Premia al que piensa... y después dispara. 9/10, Y un putito estra por enseñarme que decir "entren nomás" no califica como estrategia. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- English - Inglés: [Google Translator] After a little over two hours with the game, I realized an uncomfortable truth: my soldiers were never the problem... the problem was the guy giving them orders. In other words, me. I went in thinking all I had to do was kick down a door, start shooting, and play the hero. The game answered with a burst of bullets in less than ten seconds. You don't improvise here. Every corner, every window, and every door can ruin a mission that was going perfectly. And when a plan actually works, you don't feel like a player... you feel like a real tactical commander. What surprised me the most is the freedom. You can breach from almost anywhere, try completely different strategies, change your loadout, and replay the same mission ten different ways. You constantly catch yourself thinking, "Wait... what if I come in from the back this time?" And just like that, another thirty minutes disappear. That variety, combined with excellent mission design and fantastic mod support, is a big reason why the community loves this game. Does it have flaws? Sure. The learning curve is brutal, replaying a mission until you find the right plan can be frustrating, and the game has zero patience for mistakes. But that's also what makes it so satisfying: when you finally clear a map without losing anyone, it feels incredible. In short: this game doesn't reward the fastest shooter. It rewards the smartest one... and then lets them shoot. 9/10, with an extra point for teaching me that saying "Alright boys, just go in" does not count as a strategy.

Insanely addictive. The premise is "what if we expanded the Rainbow 6 planning phase into a whole game?" but it is so much more fun that that. The game is incredibly nuanced, you can customize each soldier's loadout, there are also skill trees and tons of unlocks. The game allows for expressive play, you can go in guns blazing or try to be stealthy. You can plan each move ahead of time and if you are good enough you can clear a level with one play. There are few other gaming experiences I can say are as satisfying as a perfectly planned and executed breach and clear.