Rogue Point

Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 8.67/day in the week to Aug 5 → 8.71/day in the week after.

For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.

Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.

Hours played at review time, across 216 reviews with recorded playtime.

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This game was not ready for 1.0 like most people have said. It jumped from 0.6 to 1.0 which is wild and gives rug pull vibes. It lacks the content variety to really justify playing it for probably more than 20 hours. TLDR: While it has rogue elements in that levels have random objectives, maps, and perks, you quickly learn what is viable and how the maps are played (since the maps do not change). As a result of these decisions, it really gives off vibes of them trying to be some sort of combination of Counter-Strike mixed with Ready or Not. Albeit done poorly. [b] Gameplay: [/b] The entire loop of clearing and completing maps is fine. You get a choice of random perks after each successful mission clear. The game also progressively gets harder as you clear more and more levels until you finish a run. A usual run is around 45m to 1hr, depending on if you complete side objectives and side missions for additional loot or rush. What is not fine is the fact that there is a lack of interesting objectives and the minigames for objectives are not a challenge. While rescuing two hostages and disarming two bombs is fine, you quickly run into the issue of repeating objectives throughout a run. [b] Map design: [/b] There's an Office, Mall, Airport, Oil Rig, Clinic. Starting out early in a run, maps are small with the majority of it blocked off. As you progress a run, each level becomes larger until you gain full access to the map. The problem with that is that you pretty quickly learn the levels since you'll be running through the same area multiple times throughout a run. For example, your first mission of a run might be in the Mall. After completion, you'll get shown three options for your next mission. The Mall can be any of the three options but it will be slightly bigger (Maybe 20-25% larger?). Since there's no repeat prevention, you can get the Mall again for the third mission and so on. And the final mission of a run is going to either be the Mall or Oil Rig. This gets very repetitive and depending on play styles, you might prefer CQC or long range maps which further reduce options you might want to choose for each misison. While there is nothing really egregious with the level designs, they are pretty monotonous in that the maps are static. Once you learn where a door is, it will always be there in future runs. They are not random. [b] Balance: [/b] There's a lot of poor balance choices in this game. From perks to weapons and even some enemies. While there's a decent variety of weapons, you quickly find out which guns are pretty op and which ones are not. I've found success in two types of weapons. Any high damage and controllable guns (FLX-R, STONE 5.56) that allows for two taps. Or you can use high RPM guns that allow for double taps when you spray (RC-90, RP7, Fusion V). Due to the way enemy armor works and headshot multipliers are, the faster you land your two headshots, the faster you can kill the enemy. This is especially true on Heavy units that have a helmet that must be knocked off first before tapping them in the head again. Or on some units that are heavily armored (But not a Heavy) and require more than one headshot to put down. Perks are in a similar boat in that not every thing is viable. In fact, there's quite a few that are not viable unless you're going for a weird gimicky build (eg: less lethal). There's quite a few poorly designed ones such as fall damage reduction or healing 4hp when you complete an objective. Why would you ever choose those over something like passive health regeneration every few seconds or armor repair after a headshot kill? Or additional damage or money on kill? There needs to be a balance pass for sure. [b] Enemy and AI: [/b] There just isn't too much to say here. And that's because there's a lack of enemy variety. You'll have run of the mill grunts that go down in one hit. Then you'll have a more heavily armored version of them. There's a unit that chucks flash bangs at you, snipers, and two different rushers that engage you in melee (one of which is very tanky unless you land your headshots). Then there's also a heavy unit that can throw grenades. And finally a boss at the end of a run (of which there are only two). In terms of enemy AI, I wouldn't say that they are particularly dumb but not smart either. They kind of just roam in their respective rooms until you engage them. So they usually are just out in the open for you to pick off within the first several seconds of an engagement (so long as they aren't aware of you yet). They only become problematic during extractions where you need to stay in a designated are and they begin to aggressively rush towards you while throwing grenades/flash bangs. Or if you barge into a room that just so happens to have a lot of enemies in it. They also tend to beam you form across the map if you are out in the open. [b] Other quirks and notes: [/b] Why do I have to remove my armor to repair it and then have to put it back on between runs? Also, the shooting range doesn't have every gun that is available for selection. Nor can you change attachments in the range. And the selection of viable gadgets is very limited. Why do we have a lockpick, ram, and a breach charge? And now there's a secondary that allows you to breach a door. I could go on but this would just drone on.