Rogue Point

Interesting mix of tactical shooter and arcade. Would prefer if the game is more optimized for deck. I'm happy this exist and playable with public match as an arcadey game. Like others have said however, this game is not ready for 1.0. It still feels buggy and not optimized, with the new boss kited so easily like a dead by daylight boss.

I'm leaving a positive review, but I'm honestly very conflicted about it. I'd like to start by saying what kind of game this actually is, but honestly, I don't think even the developers know. It's a... half-baked tactical FPS with strong roguelite elements that are important up to a certain point. It's fun, don't get me wrong, and playing it with friends can definitely make for a few enjoyable hours. The problem is everything surrounding it. The game wants to be tactical, but then you realize the AI isn't particularly smart. At that point, you realize you're better off relying on your aiming skills, only to have some lunatic who looks like he came straight out of Borderlands charge at you with 15 times the HP you would expect. The typical roguelike progression is pretty bland. Everything boils down to collecting dead drops if you've accumulated enough phones dropped by enemies to unlock free equipment. The problem is... you don't need it. Within a couple of campaigns, you can buy upgrades that modify the starting conditions of every new run, including the ability to start with much more money than usual. Considering that attachments are also among the permanent unlocks, you can easily start a new campaign with one of the best weapons in the game already fully customized, to the point where you forget that other weapons even exist or that you need money to improve your run. These kinds of mechanics work in roguelikes like Hades because there is an end goal that you can eventually reach by continuing to try. There is nothing like that here. A system more along the lines of Risk of Rain 2 would have made much more sense. But while we were in Early Access, that was fine. With the 1.0 release, they decided to triple the number of enemies (we killed around 65 of them on a single map) and add... well, nothing, really. Yes, they added a map, 3 weapons, and a handful of other things that simply don't justify a full release. The game desperately needs more modes and continued support, and this 1.0 release leaves a pretty bitter taste in your mouth. It gives off this feeling of "we ran out of money" or "maybe we didn't actually make anything that could justify any kind of investment." It's no coincidence that the Workshop was added with this release (and it's still completely empty after a few days), in a move that reminds me a lot of Wayfinder. Except there, the game actually existed. Here, on the other hand... I'm leaving a positive review only because we haven't received any official statements, I don't particularly like review bombing, and the game is still fun for what it is, especially if you can get it at 50% off. But I wouldn't find it unreasonable to change this review to negative, simply because, honestly, they would deserve it. If there's one thing I'll definitely avoid doing in the future, though, it's buying games from Crowbar Collective. I've never been entirely convinced by the work they've done on Half-Life, but the community appreciates it, and that's what matters. But this move has completely destroyed any shred of trust I had in them.

I'm enjoying the game that I play with friends. Friends make everything more enjoyable. This is a solid foundation for a game but they just gave up and called it release? Just gave up on their bloody roadmap? I played a solo game with this "release" build of the game. I had a prolonged gunfight with three dudes in a room, discovering the fourth facing a wall the whole time. The AI is unacceptable for PVE and ruins any real need for actual tactics. Get this if you have a group already to play with, when it's cheaper. I'll probably revise this if they work their ass off to improve it. But I went from optimistic to assuming they've moved on unless something breaks.

游戏难度和武器数值不合理，经济系统拉跨，手柄输入有bug，加入对战中的房间影响房主撤离，燥你冯的Team17，你们用最反乌托邦的世界观和“CQB爽游”这样最有潜力的玩法做出质量这么差的游戏，你们的产能在哪里，制作游戏的态度在哪里，不给玩家退款定叫你差评如潮

J'ai voulu tester, en solo, il paraît que c'est jouable. 1ère mission, pas d'achat déquipement possible, pas la possibilité de jouer en infiltration (pas d'achat de silencieux possible). 2 gardes abattus, et le reste des ennemis se pointent tous sur moi. Sur le coup, j'ai ri ! Demande de remboursement effectuée. Dommage, la DA attire, le gameplay, lui, pue la mort. Ca va faire un flop.

If you can get this game for around $10 then it's a good deal out the gate. The gameplay is solid, little bit of tactical but a bit more arcade fps action. Sadly this game only has a handful of maps with various different configurations/variations. Guns feel good and movement is pretty nice. Overall a good game but only worth about 12 to 15 hours of content since it gets very repetitive due to lack of content. If the devs added 3 to 4 more maps this would be a solid 20 to 30 hour game you can play with your friends. Not really that fun solo. So I'd give it a solid 7/10 (for $10 sale) or 6/10 at full price.

игра просто кайф мне понравилось.