Six Days in Fallujah

Buggy ai, not really worth it

This game has it's quirks, but overall it is a great experience thus far. Co-op gameplay consists of procedurally generated missions from the campaign, up to 4 players working together towards whatever scenario you've chosen with customizable weather, Day/Night and a leveling system. Multiplayer is currently PVE ONLY, with friendly fire. Campaign features a well setup story, interview segments with real Marines sharing their experiences while getting to relive them yourself in game. There is also voice acting and cinematic cutscenes within each mission and a grit that feels authentic and unique. The other reviewers forget to keep in mind, that this game did go through development chaos early on, and WAS meant to be released in 2008. That said, you can feel the original age of the gameplay loop, but with how dynamic your enemy and terrain is as well as remade on a modern engine, it always keeps me on my toes and pumps my adrenaline while looking pretty. The AI squad-mates in multiplayer are basically just there for moral support, they're about as useful as a blindfolded boy scout playing stick guns in the backyard, your buddies and own knowledge will be what drives success. As for the campaign, they are dead eye's and do actually help during tight engagements. Commanding them can be buggy, but they are useful nonetheless. You command them same to ready or not, and have different abilities. (in the sense of breaching, maneuvers and loadout) Overall, I recommend starting out playing Read Or Not as it plays the same as Six Days does, just not quite as in depth or the ability to speed run a level unless you get lucky with procedural generation. I would say Six days is more historically personal and slower paced. The goal of this game is slow, methodical and tactical. Being Early Access means the game isn't done developing and will hopefully grow into a well refined MilSim FPS. My rating would be a 7/10, get it on sale, and stop some Jihads. HOORAH!

The game is fun, dont get me wrong, the problem now, no more updates from the devs. The game was fun, a true feeling of what Fallujah may have been for the Marines, but with ZERO updates from the devs, from AI bugs, to lack of any support for that matter, I don't recommend the game in its current state. Should the devs decide to alive themselves, maybe, but for now, its seems like a dead project. I wanted this game to succeed by all means.

Runs terribly for seemingly no reason when the visuals look worse than Arma 3 on a fraction of the scale. Performance really is the killer, couldn't ever make it past mission 2 because I am spending all my time tweaking settings and still cannot achieve a smooth experience. The gameplay isn't groundbreaking but they do some interesting things with a sort of visual compass that is expanded overhead in the sky. AI reminds of of the first few Rainbow Six games, unpredictable at times but other times just runs straight at you like its Serious Sam. Teammate A.I. is just bad, no other way to slice it. You can't give your squad terribly much to do, breach, bang and then not even attempt to clear (stands in the doorway waiting for you. It's stupid. you end up having to give them the orders several times in order for them to listen. Levels are so linear you end up getting warnings if you try to go down the wrong alley straying 2 inches from the way they want you to go. Only thing I can say is the enemy suppression system here is pretty well done and the interview with Veterans is gripping and intense. Sadly can't recommend it in any instance due to the absolute state of the performance.

WILL NOT UPDATE THE GAME.

this ♥♥♥♥ is lowkey ass asf.

The developers haven't touched this game in ages. There is great potential and it's a great game and all, but it's been left untouched by the developers with no updates nor fixes within the last year or so.