Senaste recensioner av FEMA Camp Valedictorian

Stayed up until 5 in the morning, nuking India.
Just one more turn/10

While this game does have some of the possitive aspects, everyone is forgetting its flaws; it's rebranded, unbalanced, and it's P2W (pay2win). With limited grenades and better armor you can buy with REAL money and $99 for a gun an armor. The game never closes right giving people and the game fake hours and fake players. I would uninstall the game and wait for EVERYTHING to be fixed

100/10 game of all years - ign

Undead zombie man entered my body then shot out
10/10

hl2.exe not responding
10 out of 10 would crash again

Meh

with out a doubt one of the most overrated games ever made. A muddy narrative that shoots itself in the foot by trying to tie itself together with the other bioshocks using multiple timelines and universes. There's always a lighthouse, always a man, always plasmids, not as a common trait of a video game series but because of multiple universes. the first 7 minutes lets you press E to do a hate crime. enemies people bullet sponges half way through. the anti racist struggle against a fascist state becomes evil, not through good story tell, but through the leader shooting a random child infront of you. you then go through a time portal into the future where the fascist state has been replaced with a baby's understanding of Stalin. Oh yeah, you also fight a ghost in a graveyard for no real reason.
The game has very little to say while trying to say a lot, spread its story too thin to make a good narrative. Is it a condemnation of american exceptionalism? A meditation on the cyclical nature of violence and the folly of trying to overcome violence? Is it about how the ideals of a revolution can be lost (using time travel and alternative universes so you never actually see this unfold)? Is the songbird about an abusive boyfriend (no, seriously, thats what it is)? Is it a takedown on an ideology (you dont need to do a takedown on racist segregation FFS)? It tries to do all of these at once, failing to do any