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Technically, this game is flawless. Not one bug encountered, and the entire playthrough I did not dip below 120fps at 1440p maximum settings. This is unheard of nowadays, you usually need DLSS for that, or a top of the line setup (I have a 3060Ti)

This is an incredible feeling game as a result, all combat feels incredibly fluid and like the first couple games, rarely ever hits the brakes.

Narratively this was somewhat less engaging than The New Order. Has you doing a lot of stuff that a resistance member would do, but there's less focus on the Nazis as an opposing force. They become somewhat of cannon fodder. Satisfying cannon fodder, but still cannon fodder nonetheless. Maybe it's a result of this game being a sequel, there's less setup to do in terms of lore.

This is 7/10. As a shooter this is phenomenal, but the story had me feeling like there was much to be desired. Play if you want some closure to BJ's story.

If Lionsgate were smart, they'd allow/help the dev to make a John Wick themed DLC. What's here is fantastic on it's own though and it doesn't need comparisons to other things to stand on it's own legs.

Highly recommend to any shooter fan, even those who don't play top-down shooters.

Also, I bought this at full price, just before the Winter Sale went live. I would not buy this at 50% off, it's just too cheap for the amount of fun it's given me so far.

Beautifully ugly, satisfyingly gory, elegantly written, and extremely fun Nazi-extermination action. Recommend, without a doubt.

They will never make this game not p2w so you can throw that concept away. A pretty good gun game shooter though, especially when you are on the computers at school. I waited for this to be on Steam for years, even seeing the seemingly dormant store page. I just did NOT want to play it on that website, and I'm kinda happy that it is no longer confined to there, or mobile. It is definitely a mobile game at its core though.

Honestly could be something good if the dev just completely nuked the stat buff cosmetics and made progression faster, could be a COD lite.

The game looks really bad even for the time it was released, but that is keeping in mind mobile phone hardware of the time. So, you can expect the game to run on literally any device you own that has a couple GB free.

47 goes John Wick Mode.

Seriously, I don't recommend playing the game any other way unless you want to hurt yourself from how not good the stealth mechanics are. You can do it but you will feel dissatisfied. Instinct is just not a great mechanic, I'd have preferred they come up with the idea for Enforcers earlier.

VR mode is honestly how I'd recommend playing this game if you have that, and are physically capable of playing it. If not, the default screen experience is right up there and just as good in its own ways. Chances are you know what this game is about already, so just buy it.

There's some other reviewers who will tell you how to properly buy this game. I did not properly buy this game, I had to spend some more money just to get the two missing levels from Hitman 2. Once you have it all figured out though it is a very fun and one-of-a-kind experience.

The gameplay is phenomenal, honestly this is my favorite game in recent memory. Absolute peak. The dialogue, not so much. My main issue was the yapping, they just go on and on at times, and you can't really progress until the end of their monologue. Sometimes like when you're in the subway area you need to close your ears, it gets hard to listen to. Not as bad as the reviews might lead you to believe, but still pretty bad. It only starts to get bearable towards the 75% point. I played while listening to other stuff and watching YouTube, and just reading subtitles.

I think the Calypso twins are made to really make you hate influencers and celebrities. I know it worked on me. I wanted to kill them the entire time.

A great game, even in it's Early Access stage. I've been following the developer for a while now, and was happy to see it released. I was not disappointed even with the currently sparse content. The story, soundtrack, atmosphere, and premise included. A very solid foundation was created, which does carry itself, and will into the future, no doubt. One of my biggest wishes though is a texture filtering toggle but that's not a need. I just like crisp pixels with low-res textures.

What it does currently lack in quantity it makes up for in replayability, and quality. I spent at least 20 minutes just seeing how fast I could beat the first level. (I timed myself and managed to complete it in just 55 seconds, without doing the optional objective though)

The only other games that have scratched that itch for me are Cruelty Squad and Mirror's Edge. This isn't to be compared to either of those admittedly fantastic games though, as they're all different in many ways. One of the similarities is speed, but this game moves at more of a controlled pace. And it works. You are only slightly less vulnerable than the enemies and if you're not careful or end up overexposing yourself, you could get wrecked like them. You may be a badass but you aren't immortal.

The game isn't without bugs but like... what do you expect from an Early Access game? I won't highlight any other than one bug seemingly exclusive to me and one other person who's reported it.

Controlling the character has a chance to randomly feel like you're experiencing packet loss, somehow (the game is singleplayer. Maybe something to do with the internal server, like in Source games that you can break if you change the tickrate? I'm not a gamedev and know less about this than anyone).
Essentially just sudden jitters in the direction you're moving followed by snapping back into place. I don't know why, but having OBS Studio running in the background completely fixes it, so try that if it sounds like you're experiencing the issue. Better yet, report any other bugs in the Discord.

Overall recommended, and I doubt that the dev could do anything to make me change my mind. Will get better over time, even, as new stuff is added

Developer celebrates and glorifies political violence (based and awesome)

I enjoyed this game more than Half-Life 2.