Door Kickers

Do you like the planning part of Rainbow Six games, but hate actually participating in the FPS part? This is the game for you.

质疑美警，理解美警，成为美警

Tried to like it. Didn't. The game is built to have you micromanage your crew, drawing their exact path, and setting their view at each point along it. The UI/UX fights that constantly. For example, "points" on the path (anything where anything happens) are very big and so you cannot select a section of the path next to a point (zooming also makes these points bigger). You also can't tell your squad to do multiple things in the same spot/on the same point, and so if you want them to look down and then look up, they have to move x distance between those actions, and WON'T LOOK UP UNTIL THEY TRAVEL THE X DISTANCE TO THE SECOND POINT. You have a few timing commands to try and sync your squad, but they work terribly. There's "wait until clear" which adds an extra random delay as if they have to check everything even though they instantly see all enemies in their sight. This alongside the bonus goals of the game (do a mission with a pre-drawn plan and within the time limit) makes the game very infuriating, as you have to hope to get lucky that the "wait until clear" spots you put in are where the enemies spawn. If you put nothing in, your squad may even engage someone they see, but will continue on their path and instantly forget about them. If you put too many in, your squad stops for seconds at a time at every possible new point an enemy could be at, and you don't get the time trial star (you need stars to unlock any and all gear). There's also four "go" commands (a/b/c/d), which will hold any paths at that point until the command is clicked by the player. But you only get 4, meaning you can't sync your squad on more than four doorways... If you don't use go commands and set your squad on a door and then throw a flash in, the non-throwing crew will just run in blindly before the flash goes off, negating the point of it. You also can't throw a flashbang though a door you opened if it was through a pre-drawn plan, as during planning the door was shut. Your squad will even through the bangs you set, and they will bounce off the (now blown off) door during mission playback and flash your squad's feet. If you want to flash a doorway/door with someone else in a stack, you have to set the flasher to throw the bang, then walk away so that you can set them to a new point with a "go command" (you have the other squad mates already on go points), and then set them manually tell them to go during mission playback every single time you flash something... If there were clearly defined spaces and rules this might be the groundwork for an interesting puzzle game, but the freedrawing and pixel perfect selections to try and make a point as close as you can to another one makes this a truly terrible experience. I came back to this to try and 100% it since I've been trying to complete my library... I stopped and uninstalled after the 6th mission. One of if not the first game to ever make me do that.