My friend who I play CS 2 with said if I post a review on this game and it gets 1669 likes and 333 Awards that he will buy me a RTX 4060 and 2 Kilos of spam. So I'm just gonna leave this here. Help a brotha!

So, before I get into what happened and what I discovered today, I was going to say that the game is mediocre but somewhat entertaining. Here's what I experienced so far:

Almost 10-11 crashes in 20 hours of gameplay.
The characters and story felt irrelevant.
The gameplay is decent. Both skills and weapons are cool and funny to use.
The protagonist's interactions and dialogues are cringe most of the time.

But even after this things i said, "Well is still cool to play it if you get it for like 10 euros or less".

But let me explain why I've changed my opinion.

Today I decided, "Hey, let's finish the game, I'm at the last step." And what did I find? A bug that has been around for 5 years and completely ruins the game. Basically, the last mission of the story won't be available, and there's nothing you can do about it unless you have a previous save from a point in the story where you hadn't finished the quests for the 3 factions yet. You won't know if your game will be bugged or not until you reach the last mission of the story. The more you read on Reddit, Steam forums, or the internet in general about this issue, the more people you discover who literally couldn't finish the game. Players who had spent between 30 and 70 hours of playtime only to find out that they couldn't complete the game. Their only option was to start this "thing" that i can't even call videogame anymore all over again.

Fun fact, the number of saves you can have is limited, so if you want to keep saving the game, you have to overwrite previous saves and if your game is bugged and you've overwrited old saves while playing the game you can't fix it.


So to sum up, definitely not worth your time unless you don't care about all the stuff i told you.

Runs like a dream on the Steam Deck! Combat is fun and fluid, upgrades are almost overwhelming in their vastness, and the open world is great fun to explore!