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Game was in an early access for the past year and in the final release we still do not have fully voiced characters.
You have a dialogues with cutscenes that starts with recorded voice for a few words, then suddenly there is silence but the characters continue to "talk".
Yes, the game is fun. Its flaws were OK while the game was in early access.
BUT. The lack of full voice dialogues is not accepted in a full game release in 2019.

Unacceptable quality.
I LOVED Just Cause 3.
They have ruined even the AI that bumps one at each other wheter its on Air or sea.
To increase chaos they spawn even more enemy at you and you even see them spawn closly to you.
The graphics are even worse than the previous game.
My PC specs are: i7-6700K, GTX1080TI, 16 GB RAM.

Great game, in my opinion the best in the series.
No more Anti Soviet Propaganda like in previous boring title.
The landscapes change every few hours and the side missions lack in numbers but mostly enjoyable.
The story is OK.
Sadly there are more bows than normal guns, only 2 rifles, two shotguns and three pistols, that does not differ much. (for comparison, any Uncharted title has more gun veriety).

Overall, 9/10.

Everyone dying in the second level while the first one was super easy.
Campaign is not balanced at all.
Feels still like an alpha early access.

Amazing graphics for a remastered version.
I am playing at 4K with i7-6700K, GTX1080ti, 16 GB RAM.
The game most of the times provides solid 60 FPS, but there are moments, especially seconds before another attack wave, when the game freezes for a small amount of milliseconds (game loading AI script or something I pressume).

The gamepad controlls are difficult to aim so I would suggest playing with mouse and keyboard, but its a shame they did not take the time to tweak it.
Also, like previous title, you cannot navigate the menu with the controller. Also, some buttons are not mapped, and you will still have to use a wireless keyboard if you are gonna play with a gamepad on a big screen.

Buyer beware - there are major critical issues with single player at that moment that did not exist in the original game.
So if you lose a level within few minutes but you remember how the hell have you managed to finish the game when you was a kid, well - its not your fault. Game have major issues, especially on that level when you follow the enemy into the new planet. (level 4 or 5).

Sound. I am using Bose QuietComfort 35 with FiiO DAC and when there are dialogues most of the times its hard to hear because of the vehicle engines/hover in the background. It would be ok if there were subtitles, but I could not find any in the option menus.

This was one of the best games I have played as a kid, but in this state, I would wait for all the bug fixes and I cannot recomment this game now.

Within minutes from the first scene I do not hear half of the dialogue sounds.
What a trash game.
i7-6700K, GTX1080ti, 16 GB RAM.
Waste of 40 USD.

The first minutes of story should be informative.
I have just spent 30 minutes trying to melt the snow throwing matches into the ground, standing against walls of snow, etc.
In the end I realized that you have to do it at campfire, but the game does not tell you this.
I am glad I did not pay full price for such low quality single player content (got it cheap at HumbleBundle.com).
Guess I will get back to Subnautica, at least there everything is clear from the start.

They expect you to fight a "boss" in a 2X2 square meter room while not checking the health meter, after fighting a long battle.
Lets say, you end up the battle with 5/100 HP, then you will have to fight with 5% HP against the boss.
This is only one of many incredibly frustrating and rediculous issues this game has.

At last, a beatufil, interesting, atmospheric survival game that does not involve multiplayer in any kind in a survival game.
This is my first survival game and I am glad that I have picked Subnautica to introduce me to this genre.
People vote now in the forums to add multiplayer game, but I vote with my positive review to the devs - DONT.

Amazing game, I will keep playing it for many dozens of hours more.

Although the single player content does exist, and the developer claims it has the first "Act", it is a lazy copy paste of the skirmish feature with one sentence dialogue at the beginning of the level, another dialogue when the enemy detects you, and third dialogue at the end of the mission, and the funnies thing - you have no idea who is talking.

Because the fact that the campaign is basically skirmish with different maps, it has an AI of a skirmish, and not an AI that is tailored for a normal RTS single player campaign.

I will explain. In every RTS game campaign, the difficulty and the AI limits it self in order to introduce the player to the game's world, and raise the pace with each new mission.
This does not exist in Forged Battalion. The AI is ruthless, even on Medium, which is a default difficulty.

The gameplay is OK. I would say, its even more than OK. But you cannot enjoy it if you prefer single player RTS games, because there are no cutscenes, no briefing, nothing.

Buyer beware - if you like RTS that focus on single player, avoid this game. There is no single player at all.