捍卫SafeGuard

Up front I feel that far too many early access reviews do everyone a disservice: the Indie Developer, the would-be curious Fan wondering if they should buy the game and the Reviewer's credibility. Reviewing an early access game should be treated like something pre-alpha, proof of concept, proof or feature implementation -- so, if the game is only as far along as some very limited design goal, you're reviewing that, not what isn't there yet, or may never be offered. By far most games in early access on Steam are very small teams, sometimes just a one man show projects that are looking for a few basic things: · is what they're offering appealing · are people interested in this kind of game implementation · does it work properly on many machines · are people willing to pay for it · is there enough of any the above to continue development If you're paying for an early access game, you are almost never buying anything remotely resembling a finished game, it may even be a game that'...

The graphics are nice and the frame rate is solid. That's pretty much the only good thing I have to say about this game. There are only three maps to play and they are all huge wide open dull areas such as a field of grass, snow, and a desert. There are also no cool guns, just an assault rifle that you cannot zoom and a pistol. You can play single player with bots and create a multiplayer session, but there were no online servers to join with other players that I could find. Gaming sessions are also timed from 5-15 minutes. Your health does not replenish and you are are placed WAY back when you respawn. You must then hold the sprint key to catch up with the gun battle. Enemies also remain far away in the distance and appear tiny because they can single shot you from miles away and absorb numerous shots before dying. There are also huge letter boxes on the screen that cannot be disabled and you cannot remap the movement keys. Overall, this game is simply a waste of time in my opinion an...