METAL GEAR SURVIVE

Metal Gear Survive is far from the best game in the franchise, but I also don't think it deserves all the hate it received. Many of its systems were clearly designed around aggressive monetization, and you can definitely feel that Konami was trying to push players toward spending money. Even so, the core gameplay can be surprisingly fun, especially when playing cooperatively with friends. The mix of survival mechanics, base building, defense missions, and Metal Gear gameplay isn't a bad idea. In fact, I think there was real potential here. If Konami had invested more time into post-launch support and continued expanding the game, it could have become a genuinely enjoyable co-op survival title filled with fanservice for Metal Gear fans. Instead, it feels like a project that never reached its full potential. The story is unfortunately a mess. It's obvious the game was developed on a tight budget, and while it tries to connect itself to the Metal Gear universe, it never comes close to the storytelling fans expect from the series. Ironically, the game still looks very good thanks to the FOX Engine, whose excellent visuals carry much of the presentation. The biggest disappointment is that the game's future is uncertain. Even the single-player mode requires a constant internet connection, meaning the game will effectively disappear once the servers are eventually shut down. That's a real shame, because despite all its flaws, there's a decent co-op survival game hidden underneath. Pros: + Fun co-op gameplay with friend + Interesting mix of survival, base building, and tower defense mechanics + FOX Engine still delivers excellent visuals Cons: - Aggressive monetization design - Weak and forgettable story - Feels low budget despite its visuals - Wasted potential due to limited post launch support - Always-online requirement, even for single-player, threatens the game's long-term preservation

Before playing: Ah ♥♥♥♥ here we go again Once again I want to satisfy my curiosity. I hope I don't regret it to the point of suffering. And the second reason that made me play it is that I miss Metal Gear 5. After playing: Isn't this a rip-off of Kojima work? Every time I play the game I say, "Your efforts were in vain, Kojima." (Was it actually stolen or it's from him it the beginning? 😱) Thank God I wasn't a fan of Metal Gear for a while. I will be suffering I hope it doesn't happen this time. I don't mind if it's called Metal Gear, but they didn't make it very good from the beginning. like Rising. That one is polished. This one is like a free mobile game. Before I played the game, I searched for mods because I heard about farmin alot . That's what I hate most, but I didn't download them from the beginning. I said, "Let's try it normally." But I was able to endure a training period with a million things: hunger, Stamina, thirst, resources, eating, skin, plants, all of this. Finish quickly. I expected to be like Metal Gear 5. It's simple. You don't feel like you're collecting a lot of resources. This is the thing that ruined the game the most, making it slow and distracting. It's true that the game is a survival game, but it doesn't need to be torture. Thats reminding me of some game i played before 🙄 Then i used mods that remove hunger, thirst, and oxygen. Unfortunately, there are no more relaxing mods. The rest is all cheating. After that, the game became more comfortable. You have a base that you build, like Clash of Clans. From there, you know where the idea of the game come from. Some people like this. I don't like plans, I'm more inclined toward action. The mission system reminds me of Death Stranding. I feel like it's a (conspiracy🧐). Because the missions are about going and exploring in a dusty place, getting information, returning to the base, entering information, and then continuing to explore, like the rhythm of Death Stranding, with torture in Stamina, an empty world with strange things, giant creatures, and collecting broken resources on the ground, and missions. From people who can't go outside the base, and even though you can create energy circuits that make you regain oxygen, like in Death Stranding 😱 (🤯 The facts are starting to show) But why would Kojima want to compete with Konami's stupidity? I feel it's not logical, or because it's from him to begin with. 😵‍💫 The combat system doesn't rely on guns because resources are scarce. The focus is more on melee combat with a sword or other weapons, and the heavy reliance is on traps and walls that you place to make zombies gather so you can hit them and defend your area. This leaves no variety in the gameplay, and it becomes repetitive after a while. The reason they killed the variety is that they kept the best content, weapons, and bosses after completing the story. These things, based on what I've heard comes from Dead Online, thats mean forget it, and even if it exists, you won't get there until after suffering, repetition,and boring, and all of this isn't worth it. As for the story, I didn't care for a single scene , but there was something that caught my attention. It reminded me of a game!!!!! It looks like a whale, it's huge, and it has a crystalline aura, just like Death Stranding Final Boss 🤯🤯🤯🤯 HOW AND WHY THE END . STAFF Original StoryPlanningGame Design HIDEO KOJIMA KONAMI FOX ENGINE Special thanks to REDHAQAFFAS (MRQ3) I HOPE YOU LIKE THE REVIEW TNANKS FOR READING

why?

i dont even own this game, but it sucks my balls

8 hours in and I just had enough of the same ol boring running around, stabbing zombies, drinking water, eating food, losing oxygen level etc..Uninstalling.

Just pretend its not metal gear. Then accept that its a mediocre survival game. Now just enjoy the grind and combat.

Ok, so let's get the obvious stuff out of the way first: - This is NOT a Metal Gear game. It's hardly even a spinoff. - Fu.cKonami for what they did with Kojima, and their overall business practicess. - No, seriously, Fu.cKonami With that out of the way I'll just say it briefly - Metal Gear Survive is 'all right', if not pretty good, for what it is. It's an 'all right' zombie survival game using the MGSV/Fox Engine, as well as MGSV aesthetic. It has little to do with Metal Gear lore, to the point it's better to ignore the title/story whatsoever and just focus on the zombie/survival stuff. I bought the game on the spur of the moment after watching some YouTube video, which - in contrast to the majority of other YT materials on the game - wasn't all that negative. And since I personally enjoyed MGSV gameplay I figured I'll give Metal Gear Survive a chance, especially since it was pretty cheap. And truth be told, despite its flaws, I was hooked on the game from the get-go. It may be just a MGSV zombie re-skin, but it's honestly not quite bad. Dare I say, it's pretty well made and well thought-out. The gameplay loop of exploring the map, collecting resources, building a base, researching new technologies/equipment etc. is really addictive and oddly satisfying. The Fox Engine works quite well with the theme, and the game is build around the whole survival pretty well. The story can easily be ignored, especially since it's only a small part of the overall experience, which opens up fully after the main storyline is finished. Some people may take issue with the "live-service" style of the game, but for me personally - being a solo player anyway - it wasn't much of an issue and I enjoyed playing the game long after finishing the story. I'd lie if I'd say the game is without issues. Objectively it may even be classified as mediocre. My biggest gripe would be the overwhelming grayness, as well as always-online requriement. But throughout the whole time I spent with Metal Gear Survive I hardly experienced any major issues or bugs. On the contrary, I was enjoying some ideas and mechanics, as well as numerous secrets and unlocks, including the fanservice. It was oddly satisfying to sneak up on zombies, or develop both the main character and the base. The audio is surprisingly good, so at times the game works well even as a horror-type experience. In general, if you're fine with ignoring all the background regarding Konami and their treatment of Hideo Kojima, and are willing to approach Metal Gear Survive with an open mind for what it is, then give this game a chance, because it can be quite fun. I was honestly surprised how engaged I was for over 100 hours of playtime. And if I did care about all the live-service/multiplayer stuff then I imagine I'd play the game even more. It's nowhere near as good as MGSV, but it's not a cheap cash-grab some people make it out to be.

Infelizmente esse jogo é podre. Meu Deus, que porcaria essa bomba. Acho que nem de graça valeria o tempo gasto de jogar isso. Eu queria muito que esse jogo fosse bom, mas é totalmente o oposto de bom.

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