Generation Zero®

In my opinion, this game should only be played with friends. The first 20 hours are fun and exciting as you discover and explore what the game has to offer. However, after the 20-hour mark, the content and engagement begin to dry up and become repetitive. Many enemies turn into bullet sponges, making them unfun to fight. The game also has DLCs that I believe should have been included in the base game. Locking weapons and content behind a paywall is not good practice and should not be encouraged. I do not know whether it's because my PC is outdated or because the game lacks optimization, but I lose a lot of FPS during medium to large fights and in areas where a lot is happening at once. This is with all graphical settings set to the lowest. Considering the game is now "complete," I do not believe this issue will be addressed. After 50~ hours into the game, i would say it lacks reason or engagement to keep me and my friends playing.

Mouse Smoothing enabled by defualt - ALOT of it! Can't be disabled. = Not fun.. and not enjoyfull.

Holy smokes does this game actually suck ass. It looks like a cool open world robot fighting game but what it actaully is, is runnign simulator with a coupled scattered large robots that will take all your ammo to maybe put a dent into it. Ive tried to play this game so many different times with friends and its sucked everytime.

minhas reclamações são a mira da maioria das arma e uma M e os unicos veiculos são a bicicleta e motos com limite de 42 e 62km/h respectivamente e o manuseios dos dois são terriveis oq para um mapa gigantesco é um crime, nota 5/10 é bom mas precisa melhorar muito ainda

The base game with none of the DLC feels like an empty, hollow shell. I normally have no issues with DLC, but the sheer amount this game has (23 items costing £75.14) is beyond a joke. Considering how little you are actually given in the base game. I'm just glad I didn't purchase this game at full price.

It's okay, quite bland and a bit boring but does offer a detailed world to explore and an okay-ish story. It features a beautiful Swedish landscape which is fairly detailed and offers a lot to explore but at the same time it feels quite empty. It has that Fallout76 issue - no NPCs at all despite the robots. You can explain that story-wise but it really hinders the immersion when you only really have the couple humans talking to you via radio. The gunplay is okay, albeit a bit sluggish. You have a variety of weapons to use but most of them are locked behind DLC which also makes some of them much better than others. The story itself is okay but it's basically the old tale of "we arrived and everyone is gone" and everywhere are enemy robots. You then track through most of the world, encountering new types of enemies and loot. It's usually fun when played in COOP but that also destroys the rest of the atmosphere because the NPCs always treat your group as an individual, not as a group.

The game was fun for the first 6 hours, scavenging base gameplay with a interesting story, but it got super difficult as soon as you reach mainland. It turns into a base defense game that gets overrun immediately by broken AI. Not my cup of tea.

Little tough for an old guy, but I like it once I got into it.