Imádom a zombis játékokat! Nagy keddvel álltam neki tehát ennek a játéknak, amíg csak zombik jöttek, nagyon jól szórakoztam, de amikor katonákkal futottam össze, egyszerűen eldobtam az agyam! És nem a jó értelemben! Az embereim csak állnak és hagyják agyonlövetni magukat! Vissza se lőnek... gránátokkal lehet írtani őket, de csak egy pár darab van készleten és nem is lehet venni (legalább is az elején biztosan nem).
Játszottam már hasonló játékkal, de az itteni megoldás siralmas...
Háromszor kezdtem el, de negyedszerre biztrosan nem fogom!

Update: It has come to my attention that the developer of this game has chosen to remove the co-op gameplay feature that was promised to me upon purchase, let it be known to everyone that this developer would rather break promises and agreements to their customers than holding true to their word and delivering the product that they had promised.
Do not support this kind of behavior by purchasing this game as this is nothing less than a scam.


Skip to the end for a TL;DR or keep reading.

A friend and I decided to pick this game up, both of us have high-end PCs well above the recommended requirements and we live across the street from eachother so our network latency is under 5ms.

This is what I experienced so far:
I tried hosting since I'm usually the better host between us, I could not see his characters but he could see mine.
Enemies automatically hit me the instant they start an attack towards me, not when the attack actually hits. Yes, this included ranged attacks.
Certain quests would not show progress or complete.
Friend tried breaching a door while I kicked it down, his character froze in place.
Our party wiped once, we reload from a save and the game no longer registered input from my controller or keyboard/mouse, luckily I was able to Alt-F4 out of the game to restart it.
My friend experienced several moments where the game would completely freeze for him for extended periods of time, personally my game crashed a few times.
It is apparently possible to drop your loot for others to pick up, it just takes a few tries since the item returns to their inventory when you pick it up and sometimes it'll successfully dupe the item.

Further, I find the game's options to be lacking.
No settings for sensitivity (Aiming mode is extremely sensitive) or camera speed (It turns very slow with a controller).
No rebind options for controllers.
Keyboard controls list axis inputs when rebinding.
HUD lists hotkeys for different input devices (Playstation lists Xbox buttons or keyboard buttons at seemingly random throughout the game).
There is no confirmation dialogue for several important in-game menu options and a misclick can easily result in undesired actions.

Another extremely annoying thing is that regardless of your equipped weapon the aiming reticle is always 5m away from your character even though every weapon has a much longer range than that, even trying to snipe with a sniper rifle (which has a listed range of at least 35m) is difficult since you can't reliably aim at distant targets. Trying to hit distant targets is sometimes impossible anyways since the camera loves to go at a complete top-down angle at times which limits your vision greatly.

Other than that the game lacks another very important feature, the ability to easily create and customize new characters for joining co-op, it really defeats the purpose of going co-op if you can't customize your crew when joining to ensure that your team still retains a versatile setup.

TL;DR: If you're buying this game for the co-op gameplay, DON'T.
If you want it for the single player, you're probably better off playing the first game, at least until they actually finish developing this game, which they clearly haven't despite claiming to be officially released.

[TL;DR at last paragraph]
I've supported and defended this game for quite a while now. I tried to accentuate the positive in my original review, but I have to change my rating to Not Recommended.

DEADLine (in which, you control a 4-man squad fighting off hordes of zombies) is not a great game, but it's not a bad one either. The problem, though, is that I know I would have liked it more had it not been prefaced with the B&C title. Because of that title, instead of treating it as its own experience, I resent it for setting me up with certain expectations and then failing to deliver on any of them. Consider the following basic game play elements of both games:

B&C: Players can select a path for each squad member, allowing them to set their viewing direction at the end point.
DL: Implemented.

B&C: Players can adjust their view at any point along the path chosen, allowing them to fire behind them and to the sides as they move.
DL: Not implemented (although you can pause the game and change direction, but this is not the same thing).

B&C: Players assign squad members to multiple doors, breaching with a variety of methods.
DL: Doors are rarely used (and so far, I've only come across single entrances); method of breaching the few you'll find isn't really important.

B&C: Players are visibly timed in each area, allowing them to set target times.
DL: Not implemented.

B&C: Players earn stars and coins for clearing areas within a specific number of turns, making actions used in each turn important.
DL: Stars are not implemented; action can be frozen to simulate turn-based play, but it's not vital, and not important.

B&C: Stars unlock new weapons and gear; players use earned coins to purchase equipment.
DL: Stars are not implemented. Players use randomly dropped (not earned) "scrap" for upgrades, and finds the rest in chests (à la Diablo.)

B&C: Gear and squad members are extremely customizable; everything from the trigger used (weapons) to reaction time (stats), to perks (skills) can be tweaked.
DL: Weapons can have up to three, swappable, "attachments"; members each have a basic skill tree (à la Diablo). Individual stats can no longer be customized.

B&C: Five levels of difficulty; areas can be replayed to try new tactics at any time, keeping any upgrades.
DL: One difficulty, areas can't be replayed (unless you save at the start of each one, but then you'll lose your upgrades).

B&C: Three different modes of play ("Terrorist Hunt," "Bomb Defusal," and "Escape Plan").
DL: Two "Challenge Modes" (one competing with other players) and the Campaign, which has typical RPG-styled quests (à la Diablo). Multiplayer has been added. EDIT 11/18/16 - Multiplayer has been removed from the game.

[TL;DR] Only basic movement is the same; everything else about the game has changed. After playing for several hours now, I'm still not quite sure what DEADLine is (I think "Diabloesque sorta-kinda-RTS" comes closest, although it's also very similar to X-Com). However, I know what it isn't: It isn't a Breach & Clear game. Those expecting anything similar to the original game will likely feel confused and disappointed so, for this reason, I have to change my rating to Not Recommended.

Good game! now 8/10
S.O.S
Need more
- Map editor
- Zombie stat editor
- Weapon editor
and DONE this my wish list = 10/10 game
And Need Melee weapons
And Survivor MOD

After 2 hours of trying to play in coop, the devs removed this feature. Now i have bought this game 2 times (for me and my brother) and we cant play together. I cant even give that piece of crap back, because of this damn 2 hours of hopeless trying!

Thats cheating to us gamers and you devs, you got punished for that!

Yes, I played 14 hours of this. It was for the honor of original Breach & Clear.

What I liked in B&C: Deadline:
+ For some reason I spent 14 hours with this.

Whad I did not like:
- There is no real need for tactics, this is just RTS.
- And not very good RTS.
- Lots of wandering around, in the un-inspired maps.
- All UI controls are made with console conventions. Navigating in menus with PC is a mess.
- Sometimes the control written on screen help is not the actual control to use.
- Sometimes the squad follows your commands. Sometimes they just follow you. There are some controls for that, but either they are unintuitive or they just don't work.

Overall, this game lacks finalization and inspiration.

PROS:
The game's features rock-solid mechanics looks great and offers a really compelling strategic experience. The game's "Command Mode" offers players a really interesting plethora of strategical combat options, and it does it good job nudging you towards using it; even though you don't have to. It's possible to just play the game in real-time, and treat it more like a top-down action title. However, doing this might rob you of the game's best features. It also features a pretty massive overworld, and includes plenty of sidequests to keep you busy. Consequently the developers have been really great at releasing useful updates at a very consistent rate, and seem to be really listening to player feedback.

CONS:
- There could be a greater variety of enemies to fight, although this seems to be on the cards for a later update
- The game could really use a tutorial, as its most interesting mechanics can be somewhat difficult to grasp when you first start playing (but they're really easy to use once you get it though)
- I think that they game would simply be AWESOME with a CO-OP mode! I get excited just at the thought of fighting the hordes of monsters with a buddy, and planning-out complicated strategies together!

First and Foremost, the game is in Early Release Alpha. But TL;DR for those of you who have already played the Original Breach and Clear and enjoyed it: get this game. It's BnC, but with zombies. I mean, really -- that is pretty awesome.

Graphics: Nothing ground breaking, but given that the original Breach and Clear was meant for portable devices, that isn't a big surprise. It still looks great for what it is, and the UI is very serviceable. The visuals certainly add to the mood, and remind me of certain areas of the urban areas of old school Resident Evil games, which is high praise in my opinion.

Audio: Music is nice and moody, and adds to the atmosphere nicely. The audio shifts when entering into tactical mode, which is a nice touch in accenting the feel from live-action to turn-based. When the music shifts, it gives a feeling of 'alright, lets do this'. Sound effects are pretty satisfying too, gunfire sounds hefty, explosions are, well, explosive. Very solid.

Gameplay: It's Breach and Clear, man. Very entertaining tactical action, especially given the circumstances. I can't say I've ever thought about approaching a zombie apocalypse with military tactics at my finger tips, but it works really well. In fact, having four well-armed militants at your disposal might seem unfair at first, but not all zombies are created equal, and you'll be surprise how quickly you can get overrun by either sheer numbers. Using your soldier's abilities (like grenades, mines, tagging enemies, and provoking the horde) goes a long way to keeping your head above water. Loot crates spread through out the stages encourage exploration, and finding ammo and medical crates when you are low really makes mowing through that horde worth the trouble. Over all, very engaging game play.

Gripes: Well, it IS alpha, so I'll try to be easy on it. Complete lack of tutorial is a bit of a pain, and there is not much in the way of VO, save for when you select your squad mates. There are bugs, of course. Getting behind cover can be a pain in the ass, as the game doesn't like to give you that shield icon when it damn well should. Also, the squad AI needs some touching up. Sometimes, after setting up, they would shoot enemies in the very back, while three are about to eat their face. And when you are controlling a solo-guy live-action style, sometimes the squad follows you, and sometimes they don't. And the crates! Several times I had the item pop out and go right into a car, making it impossible to grab. And there are a few more things, sure, but again, this is Alpha. Most of these problems are minor, and don't stop the game from being great. Just in need of a bit of polish -- but hey! Alpha is Alpha. Overall, very solid, and I can't wait to see how much better it gets.

PS: Will update as I plow through the game. XD

I usually dont write reviews but the devs of this game kind of scamed a friend of mine, he bought the game for me and some friends so we could play together just to realize that multiplayer was not working at all and instead of trying to fix it they just removed the multiplayer-function after they sold it as a multiplayer game which was the only reason to buy it, its a fraud plain and simple, outrageous

Take a look at this gem.

"Removal of Online Co-op: Underutilized since launch, the team made the decision to remove online co-op from the latest version of Breach & Clear: Deadline. This led to widespread performance and reliability enhancements as the code’s dependence on the servers and the need to be ready for drop-in/drop-out multiplayer at any moment was removed. The improvements outlined below are just some of the ways the game has been made better by the removal of Co-op. "

So over a year after the games release the "dev" team decides to REMOVE the main feature of this game. Instead of actually fixing bugs and issues with coop, they decided to remove it.

This is blatant false advertising as the product was sold with this as a listed feature. At the time of this post, this feature is STILL listed on the steam page.

I will NEVER support these devs again, and neither should you.