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PAY2DAY

Set in the trenches during WW1, Verdun in its current state offers many promising game mechanics and fun game play. Due keep in mind however that this title is in Early Access, so anything disscussed can change as the game is developed. This FPS might not be everyone's cup of tea as it is a more realistic themed game, and although its certainly not as realistic as the ARMA series, it definatly is on par with Red Orchestra level realism. To put it simply, all rifles and melee weapons are a one-shot kill, while pistols and some rare automatic weapons are two-shot kills. All rifles currently in the game are bolt-action, not semi-automatic. The game also has a manual bolting option you can set, which adds to immersion and can save your life, as you can bolt the rifle quicker than the defualt automatic bolting option. Due to being very vulnerable to bullets and the occasional club wrapped in barbed wire, it is very easy to die, but is is also very easy to get satisfying kill streaks. Overall gameplay will deliver, if you're expecting a somewhat realistic experience.

The game isn't the most graphically stunning in the current build, but it's decent. Performance wise, the game is not very well optimized, but definatly playable. My GTX 770 can play this game on very high with an average of 90 fps, but it does have some instances where the frame rate dropped to around 35-40 fps randomly. Very Minimal instances of the game crashing, only once or twice in my entire play time. So, although the game does suffer from performance issues, it is playable at an acceptable frame rate.

Overall I would recommend this game as it offers a very unique experince in a setting that is very rare to see in games today, and is totally worth a buy if you don't mind it being an Early Access title.

My GTX 770 can't run this.

8/10 would run .exe on medium settings again

Lolwut

Blood, gore, and homicidal mutants, Oh my! Guns? Yeah, we got guns. Killing Floor is a 6 player co-op survival-horror game. The only progression you may notice are perks, perks that may assist you with a specific play styles or weapons. Perks can be upgraded through completing certain requirements (e.g: do over 5000 damge with assult rifles.) I must warn you, there is a steep learning curve to this, it'll take a while to get used to the physics and weapons, as well as the enemies. Once you get past that it's all psychotic fun!

Fans of Telltale's The Walking Dead series will really enjoy this. So far after playing episode one of this game, i'm left speechless. Everything in the game has been spot on, the voice acting, art design, and the story, it's all real good fun. Telltale will leave you stunned, and wanting more as always...