Recent reviews by crypxtic

This feels like a cheap rip off of Battlefield 2042. The fact that there are unrealistic futuristic weapons, abilities, and "heros" truly kills it for me. It's like the developers wanted to cram every possible thing into the game to give it mass appeal, but the reality is that it misses the mark completely. Also the fact that they have stated they are going to recreate Black Hawk Down in the campaign gives you the impression this is going to be a realistic military shooter, but alas its just another marketing gimmick to get people interested. Having static abilities on individual heroes is very annoying, you'd think that this was done to bring balance in some way, but it strips all the individual personality from the players...forcing us into specific play styles based on who we choose, this literally killed Battlefield 2042, so why copy it? There's also no denying that there needs to be some major game play balancing, sometimes you will spend 25 minutes just fighting to get out of your spawn, which isn't an enjoyable experience for anyone.

In summary if you're into FPS / Military shooters you might find this F2P title to be pretty decent, but if you are like me and have certain expectations from the Delta Force series then you might be a little disappointed. It shouldn't be called Delta Force, and its just a blatant attempt to leverage nostalgia in order to garnish interest.

The kernel level anti-cheat is another annoying requirement, but to combat cheats that operate at a kernel level it's pretty much the only way. Cheats need to write directly to memory across any/all programs, which is usually protected by the operating system. So in order to combat this you need to operate at a kernel level and essentially need to trust the anti-cheat developers when they say they are not going to sell or misuse your information. They have promised that they aren't going to do anything with this information, and if they are to turn a profit and make money in any way, it's in their best interest to make sure that is true. If you are truly concerned about kernel-level anti cheat, then you should also be concerned about absolutely any driver or application you install on your computer doing the same thing. The argument about kernel level anti-cheat at the end of the day is just a distraction.

Can't even play the game...

--KeyNotFoundException: The given key was not present in the dictionary.

I would not recommend this game as it seems they no longer are supporting it.

I contacted them through their discord, and they never responded.
Another bad sign is that the email they show in their game to contact in case there's an error bounces back as non-existent! No mx record exists for the email... lol

Then they have the nerve to release an update, and pretend the game was just released this year.

In response to the developer's response below:

- I contact you inside your dedicated SUPPORT CHANEL for bug reports, no one checks the reports apparently!

- The issue is copy and pasted in the top of this reply, its also posted by me and various other users in your discord support channel.

- This is obviously the developer trying to save face and pretend like they are actually supporting their game. Blaming the end user for not "contacting the proper channels" or something? Like dude I gave you all of the information you need to know already, not to mention it doesn't excuse your inability to have a support email that actually works and maybe responding to users who have problems..

You don't deserve to succeed, and I hope you learn from whatever mistakes you made to get you here.

The concept of the game is kind of fun, but man is it unbalanced. Abilities are useless and provide no advantages. People can pop shot you from across the map, slowly draining your health, or breaking your armor that took you 5 minutes to find. The time-to-kill is way too fast, there needs to be more available armor, sound design sucks, and the weapons need to be balanced.