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Profound content.
Refined game mechanics.
Game engine is realistic and entertaining to watch.

Identical offers

Clubs would often forward identical transfer offers for a player. I wish offers reflect more of the clubs' financial abilities and willingness to buy a player. Offers are often the same, regardless of the clubs' league and financial strength. Offers don't seem to dictated by market offer/demand but some weird random figures.

Season performances matters little for transfer

Also average players with good match performance should receive more offer and should appeal to clubs just like in real life. e.g:

- I could not find a single club to buy a 22 years old player that scores around 20 goal per season, which is proposperous.

- I could not find a single club to buy 2 veteran defenders, both still fairly young, with great match experience and consistent performance.

- I could not find a single club to buy a youngster striker with a dozen goal scored.

In real life those players would have easily been sold to a Newcastle United, or Arsenal for a couple of millions. In this game not even an amateur club would approach them for a free transfer.

Exorbitant offers received for random players

On the other hand I receive an exorbitant offer from a single club for a random player with no real value.

This ruins the realism of the game as you are quickly reminded you are dealing with a machine that sees through match performance while some other time this very same machine makes unjustified offers for useless players.


Still a very enjoyable game which is entertaining to watch and that more contents than ever.

Gun, trench and repetitiveness.

Good representation of the waring factions, and of weapons of the time.

Varied battle landscape. Great atmosphere.

Repetitive at term but entertaining at first.

A definite game for WWI lovers.

Simply an amazing classic game with effective mechanics, rich lore, various factions.

Definite purchase

Artistically Immersive the game becomes quickly repetitive. The ongoing political and social struggle in Rapture City is nonetheless captivating. Heavily scripted the game unfortunately does not offer any alternative than the gun blazing one.

Entertaining in multiplayer.
2 factions, various maps, many weapons.

Pretty well balanced gameplay.
1970's Vietnam atmosphere amazingly recreated.

It is good.
It is deep.
It is challenging.

I bought this DLC because of the Byzantium Empire content.

True fan of BE I didn't think twice..

✅Great game concept ➡️ Grand campaign FPS.

✅Town/squad management is dense ❌ but Combat feels arcade.

✅Great variety ➡️ factions, weapons, recruitable units, resources.

❌ Indie/low budget ➡️ Some bugs, game still in construction.


👍 Very interesting concept. I have been waiting for ages for a FPS that includes economy/town/squad management.

A nice game. 7/10

- The start is laborious & resources are scare.
"I really need more stones !!"

- The middle of the game is challenging & rewarding.
"Enough with these Viking punks !"

- The end game becomes repetitive. Once you've accumulated enough wealth the gameplay is about optimising your Empire.
"Dragon are coming in 4years .. That gives me enough time to re-arrange this part of town"

Not bad per say.

Once you've upgraded Max and your Car you've seen it all.