Incursion Red River

I'm not gonna sugar-coat it, this game is an asset flip, and not a particularly good one. UPDATE: Turns out it also has a bitcoin miner in it.

Heaven is where the gunplay is like Ready or Not, the graphics like Crysis, the AI like FEAR, the beauty of the environment like Marathon, and the overall accessability like Just Cause. Hell is where the gunplay is like Just Cause, the graphics like Far Cry, the AI like Crysis, the beauty of the environment like FEAR, and the overall accessability like Marathon. Incursion Red River (IRR) is to Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain what splinters of unrefined wood are to dental floss; a superior product was created years ago yet we're still getting peddled an unfinished, unpolished bare-bones raw resource as something that's supposedly comparable. IRR tries to be many things. Extraction shooother. Looooter. Beautiful Vietnamese locale and environment. Cutting-edge new graphics and lighting systems. Supposedly also having suuuper new advanced AI by some guy on the internet who 'fixed' Escape from Tarkov. Few points regarding this: - enemies are dumber than the soldiers in Crysis (2007). They'll walk in a conga line to your last known position and will take several seconds to react to spotting you. You'll only ever lose fights because they can sometimes spot you from a kilometre away if youre not crouch walking. Even cranking up the difficulty all it seemed to do was just make them do more damage to the player. - the enemies are terribly unengaging. In Phantom Pain the enemies would radio in and call for support or ask for evac and provide constant status updates over the comms network. You'd hear everything. They'd be yelling to each other if engaged in combat and sometimes woud get back up even if you'd already downed them. They'd lob grenades, use mortars, drive vehicles, have helicopters, give you a l6pdance. It was amazing. None of that here. Just you mowing down cardboard soldiers as they mutter slightly to themselves. - the world is deathly silent and lifeless. No animals, nobird song, no civilians, no misc quests inbetween, no partol vehicles, no music. Nothing to populate the endless wastes as you walk over to missions. No tension. Even half the buildings were empty when you actually looked inside. - UI and readability is atrocious. I still have no idea how I'm supposed to find a flashlight (nothing in the market page, couldn't find any in the missions). I'd pick a mission to land at 3:30 PM and for whatever reason it kept spawning me into the map at midnight. 12 AM. The witching hour.....why? Everything was pitch black and they don't even give you a basic flashlight. In Ready or Not they give you Night Vision goggles by default. This was incredibly frustrating as enemies can still spot you perfectly even without having to use flashlights or wearing any visible headgear. - The texture popping was something you'd expect from trying to run Rainbow 6 from an old Windows 98 desktop not designed for gaming. Why, even though I can run The Forever Winter and Marathon completely fine on High do all of the ground textures not render properly? I could see the individual polygons and standing still and waiting for them to load in just never happened. Far Cry 2 (2008) looked and felt better than this. - The setting is flat and uninspired. The Battlefield games managed to make WW1 and 2 exciting and visceral. like you're in a movie. With unique locations, weapons and characters. In IRR you could show me gameplay from Squad, Grey Zone Warfare, ARMA, America's Army or any other generic milsim and the average person would not be able to tell the difference. There's nothing to make this stand out and it excels in none of it's fields. The main pull of this should have been the AI and replayability, but this doesn't exist. Like the Forever Winter, or Cargo Hunters, or Hole, or Gray zone Warfare, or The Mound, its essentially still an early BETA build of the game which is severely lacking in any meat to it's bones and is not worth anyone's time or money in it's current state.

Really want to like the game, But it feels clunky and akward to play. They also picked up a lot of inspiration from Tarkov, I dont hate that, but they copied the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ parts like making inventory management tedious, also the base needs a ton of work to make it feel real. Atm it got issues from the get go.

At this stage, unfortunately, a purchase is not recommended. Screentearing. Enemies that are far away don’t move smoothly. If you get stuck in the environment, you can’t free yourself.

Not recommended. It's not as fast paced as an 'extraction shooter' you might be familiar with. It's a slow and tedious crawl through huge maps with various locales, AI enemies that keep respawning behind you, and shooting you through trees and other scenery when you literally can't even get line of sight on them back, all while you loot about the first 3 containers and then spend the rest of the map not being able to carry anything else with you and leaving 95% of the loot behind. If we are going to lose EVERYTHING when we die in a mission, all the good loot we've found, all the backpacks and everything... then the missions need to be MUCH faster paced, looting needs to be faster paced. Each mission should be 20 mins, not 1.5+ HOURS. The game seems to be having an identity crisis and doesn't really know what it wants to be. It's a mixture of all sorts of things all bundled up together, but the 'extraction' part of the game is completely lacking. Not to mention horrible inventory management with silly bugs like magazines dropping on the floor when you reload if you don't have space in your bags.

Slow, clunky, heavy and very badly optimised. AI is totally dumb which totally ruins any kind of immersion. Maps may look "nice" but are full of spots where you can get permanently stuck. This is bad, even for an early access game.

Unreal Engine 5... Do I really need to say anything else?

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