This game is great, you can read other reviews to hear why. I fully recommend this game, with a few notes to mention as caution:

- The physics can be frustrating, especially in workshop maps.
- The game's performance can vary dramatically from one map to the next, or just from one part of a map to another. This is worst on the highest settings, and on lower graphics settings it's still perfectly smooth, but it's worth mentioning.
- There aren't as many workshop maps as you might expect, and they come in varying quality. I'd say there's at least a good 20 maps that are done very well, and seeing as the game's been out for over two years (as of writing this review) you can safely say there won't be new maps coming that fast. 18 base maps, plus 20-35 workshop maps, that's pretty good for a game like this.
- Development is pretty much finished, what you see is what you get. If you like this as-is, great. If you think it's missing something, wait for a sale, because you likely won't see whatever it is added.

All those cautions aside, like I said, I do recommend this game. It's one of those games you can keep coming back to, especially if you have some friends to play multiplayer with. Just watch out for those lag spikes when all those shell casings go flying out of the waste bin... but then again, isn't that part of the fun?

This game is great, you can read other reviews to hear why. I fully recommend this game, with a few notes to mention as caution: - The physics can be frustrating, especially in workshop maps. - The game's performance can vary dramatically from one map to the next, or just from one part of a map to another. This is worst on the highest settings, and on lower graphics settings it's still perfectly smooth, but it's worth mentioning. - There aren't as many workshop maps as you might expect, and they come in varying quality. I'd say there's at least a good 20 maps that are done very well, and seeing as the game's been out for over two years (as of writing this review) you can safely say there won't be new maps coming that fast. 18 base maps, plus 20-35 workshop maps, that's pretty good for a game like this. - Development is pretty much finished, what you see is what you get. If you like this as-is, great. If you think it's missing something, wait for a sale, because you likely won't see whatever it is added. All those cautions aside, like I said, I do recommend this game. It's one of those games you can keep coming back to, especially if you have some friends to play multiplayer with. Just watch out for those lag spikes when all those shell casings go flying out of the waste bin... but then again, isn't that part of the fun?