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Enjoyed it more then the first Atom game. I personally think its on the same level, if not better then the Wasteland games.

I'm so glad this hot trash finally got removed.
The developers shouldn't be allowed to put games on the Steam market.

lol can't believe I paid for the 4 pack

I also can't believe these ♥♥♥♥♥♥ devs just keep changing the name on this broken piece of ♥♥♥♥.

Each update breaks the game a little bit more.
Adding flashy overpriced garbs instead of focusing on the dsync issues.
For a solid week after a 80mb update, instead of foot steps, I had the sound of bells jingling.
A few of the AR's also made the noise instead of the correct weapon sound.
Haven't been able to play solo in weeks. 83 minutes to find a match? Really..
43 minutes for a duo?
Only thing that's playable is squads.
But there's a hacker every few games.
Whats the point of getting kitted only to get dome shotted from the hip, 10 clicks' away.

NO controller support. Which saddens me in my loins because I first played this on the 360.
I want full bore nostalgia ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Left for dead, like many EA games.

This is proof that Steam really does not have quality control of any kind.
They let things like this onto the market, time and time again.

The fact that they fixed the draw distance on, well everything.
Makes me pretty satisified. Althought I got it for free due to owning the original, I can approve this purchase to people who don't own it, or that have never played it.
The ability to see waterfalls from MILES away that are rendered now, doesn't make me want to stab myself in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ eyes.

This game would be "This War of Mine's" creepy uncle that always shows up drunk to family functions.
Same uncle who would "accidentally" hit on your distant cousins, resulting in your cousins not coming to another out-of-state family get together.
Style wise it is very "This War of Mine" except you have adorable communist shadow figures, and more of a "sketched" art feeling with the environment around you.
Personally I feel like the tutorial isn't much help as is. It is rather vague, but with expert google skills I figured out why I was doing a terrible job as a sluml.. landlord within minutes. (Click the words that are in RED on searched items!)
Gameplay is very fluid, lots of sneaking and creeping here. Installing cameras in fire-detectors, peeping through keyholes.
Going through tennants personal items as they stand outside for 6 hours waiting for the bus.
All the basic landlord fundamentals can be found within this game.
Quests. Game has quests! Wasn't expecting the set in stone Campaign feeling the game has.
Game at the moment does not have a "sandbox" mode of any sort, so you'll be stuck playing the same loop of missions AND tutorial on new games.
Game does offer you the ability to skip the tutorial, but you do end up doing half of it regardless.
There are a ton of time sensitive missions/tasks. But I still find plenty of time to have a few days off to creep on some peeps, file reports and earn some money to shovel in my wifes face for groceries as our daughter dies of pnuemonia because I cant afford treatment.

Unfortunately like others have said, the game doesn't give you much choice when it boils down to quests with "options". Choosing the wrong thing can often lead to a failed game.
A few of my games have been cut short due to poor execution and/or just bad timing from random events, causing chaos and failure.
The only difficult dynamic this game beholds is the need for money.
Most the tasks require absurd amounts of cash, back to back to back.

If I were you I'd buy this game, and disregard the people who say it's tedious.
This is probably one of the rare micro-managment sided games I've played, that still allows for fun on the side.

I don't own it, but I can leave a review. So.