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After playing this game for a few hundred hours, there are a few things that come to mind about how this game is played.

1) This game does not hold your hand. The maps can be confusing, the operators are so varied and intricate that it takes some games just to get used to what each operator is capable of, and especially when it comes to this game the player base is unforgiving (but in a good way).

2) You will fail when you first start. With every multiplayer shooter game when you first pick it up, even if you have good aim from other shooters, this game will chew you up and spit you back out. There's no way around it. Time will improve you. Don't give up after the first few hours just because you're instantly killed the second you see an enemy. This game is punishing.

3) I have never found a more satisfying game where if you're the last one alive and the entire team is breathing down your neck to do your best, and you actually manage to pull it off and everyone even the enemies are congratulating you on the clutch.

4) This game has just the right mixture of 'hero shooter' and classic gun play to make the game feel alive every time you enter a match. Sometimes it will feel a bit stale if you keep doing the same strategy but that is part of the learning process and figuring out new strategies to make it fun.

Try this game. It's a blast and I have a fun time when I'm partied up with friends and we are all cheering each other on.

I've played a bit of it.

Opening music is Runescape's old login music. Not sure about this one yet.

Basically just a demo. Dunno why this is marked as "Free to Play"

-Edit:

Remarked as "Free" because the base game is free but anything beyond the campaign is paid content. Otherwise a good concept for a game.

So far you can sit. And you can bowl.

Wow. What a compelling short story. It truly shows you how much a single even can change the future for so many people. Good job story writer. I really connected with the main protagonist on this one.

Tl;Dr This game is becoming increasingly hard for new players to survive without buying PREMIUM

Now that this game is fully "released" I have a lot of complaints about it. In order to do hardly anything, you have to get parts by playing. No longer can you just gain currency and buy parts, now you have to hope that you get high paying pieces to recycle so you can afford the pieces you want. The probelm is that without PREMIUM, that is nearly impossible. With each of the non-premium pieces giving an average of 100 dust, it takes FOREVER to get the 1000000 that's needed to get the weapons and mobility that will let you win. Essentially this is a pay-to-win game even though you can still earn up enough, (through thousands of hours of playing) to get to the better weapons.

Love the playstyle of this game.
But it crashes more than a drunk man on the interstate.

Well... It's free...
Otherwise it's just a steam version of Agar.io

No. Just. No