Gray Zone Warfare

O game e bom ,mas este negocio de limitar de recuperar o loot e frustrante . Eu morri por cair em uma mina , voltei e morri novamente , na terceira vez eu consegui chegar no loot mas apareceu que o cadaver era velho e nao tinha como pegar mais . Poh isso e sacanagem ne , nao deveria ter limite pra recuperar o loot

Got into a gunfight, won, literally sowed my body back together, and then my character celebrated with a yummy can of mackerel in teriyaki sauce. This game does it all!

con 20 euro andavo a prendermi una pizza ed era meglio

Imagine Tarkov- without the cheaters. get the game, get the supporter addition, it helps immensely. Not that you REALLY need it, your teammates will always be generous towards new fellows, might even escort you through your opening missions

As someone who has played since before spearhead and taken at least a solid week aside for this game, i cannot indefinity say why i continue to play this. Not a hater by far as i do like aspects that make this unique in the tactical extract shooter genre, the open map with no time limit and story missions that keep you invested much like wildlands as its often compared to. However, as of this day i fail to see why this makes me want to come back to it. Why do these missions matter? why is every task a chore for the next 30 plus more tasks that unveil something worth noticing? well for one it has some missions that far stick out above the rest but after repeated completions it runs into the same boring trend of; mission tells you to check, find, or meet with individuals. go there and find they are all dead. collect loot and documents, and read a phone text without anything meaning to the cause. The game heavily emphasizes that you are just another number in a bigger picture but never includes you in it. a janitor cleaning the stains after a fight just to be given a paycheck to do the same thing with slightly more expensive toys to continue to more difficult enemies until you lose everything due to guy sitting in a bush who somehow knows you're in a building from another area code and atomizes you because he suddenly knew you forgot to wear deodorant. besides the small gripes of what to expect from a tactical shooter, i fail to understand why i show up to a game that resembles my job in real life but doesn't pay the bills. i could continue with the plagues of issues the game has as the performance is pretty garbage no matter the specs and so forth but my biggest issue isn't the games massive bugs and rendering hellhole it possess but the simple issue to somehow bore me within such a short period of time its hard to say this is a next step into the genre. im not mad im disappointed

Not bad, but not so good. Has potential tho.

wanna know how this game plays? imagine being blindfolded, wearing noise-cancelling heaphones while you're chained to a boulder. someone tells you to keep punching a big sponge in front of you. you can't see it, you can't hear it properly, and every punch does nothing. "why am i doing this? is this torture?" thats pretty much what this game feels like. tldr review: graphics: decent-bad gameplay: mehh ai: brain dead audio: now im deaf story: none you got enemies which are as dumb as rocks. they will NEVER hit you. they each take 10-20 bullets each to kill, which is stupid for a "hardcore" game. gunshots not made from yourself sound like garbage, so you may as well imitate gunshots to yourself over this audio. seriously, try and listen to gunshot sounds in the distance. where are they? no clue. why do they sound like somebody farted in the wind? no clue. the devs also have no clue about sound design. compare this game to ARC, and you might cry or laugh at the difference. the core of the game is very clunky, very painful, and (very) boring. its been "early access" for two years, so that really tells you all you need to know. fixing these issues would take a lot of time, effort and money as it involves changing fundamental parts of the game - movement, sound, AI, gameplay. so no, these changes won't be made within the next 2 years, if at all. maybe in 3-5 years if they don't abandon it for cash, which looks more and more likely given the new "bundles" you can buy for loot... the quest system looks like the ones you would see in a pay-to-win mobile game about a decade ago. i was half expecting a pop-up to pay cash for energy credits. but seriously, you can ONLY go to X location, you shoot X guys, and finish at X location. this game fails at making the gameplay loop of "go here, shoot guys" even remotely enjoyable... and considering it's the only thing you can do in the game right now, you shouldn't bother buying at all. you get nothing for "progressing", you start with fairly strong items and stash. the game resets every now and again apparently, and unlike ARC it is NOT optional, and WITHOUT benefits to players. again there is nothing bringing you back to play, really. it's overall just not very fun. the movement is quite clunky, the graphics are quite blurry, and there's not really any gameplay loop worth doing. this game fails at making the most simple gameplay loop of "go here, shoot guys" enjoyable, which is the only thing you'll be able to do in this game. finally, don't buy this game if you have an OLED monitor. you're paying for eye strain simulator. even if you don't, this game runs like crap (on a 4090 btw), and everything looks blurry and matte. graphics are decent-bad. tldr: this game is about as enjoyable as putting a cheese grater to your private parts