Recent reviews by Boomer

This game is quite fun. Better than some of the modern games that are released...

This is a tactical FPS game, in which you can control small squads of soldiers to eleminate a hostile threat or rescue one or more hostages. The game continues off of the story-line of the other Rainbow Six games. Once I started to play, I rapidly enjoyed the game more and more.

This game should run fine on about any computer created past 2003, I would think. The controls are smooth, some may need rebinding or just to be bound in general once you start up. The tutorial is recommended, seeing that I had absolutly no clue on how to play this game until playing through them.

I would rate this 95/100. Quite a fun time, if you enjoy these types of games.

Yes, I did get this product for free. I had gained access through giveaway.

To break this down, you start with enough money too buy a cheap clip and a cheap barrel. If you go expensive, you can't continue the game. You earn money by shooting targets with your gun.

Now, let's describe some mechanics and stuff.
The game itself only has two or three attachment-styles in each "attachment" area. Also, there is only one weapon body-type, meaning that you can ONLY have a full-auto weapon, in which is an assault rifle. No possible way to create a bolt-action rifle, semi-auto rilfe/pistol, or a level action rifle/revolver/shotgun.
The way you pick up weapons is by pressing "E". Now, you HAVE to be looking at a specific part of the weapon's base to pickup said weapon. Now, this result in a minute to five miutes worth of trying to get the gun, that you pressed "E" two times to get off the stand by mistake because you couldn't find the pick-up box, off of the floor. Also, putting a silencer onto a rifle-barrel is basicaly impossible. It still says "Silencer", showing you should be able to put it on.

Basically, too sum it up, if the Dev were to work on this game and fix these issues, I could revise this review. Also, for now it's not worth the $5. It doesn't even have trading cards.

Do I really have to explain?
This is a review, I suppose I do...

Well, there is no story line (said my the developer himself). Also, you sit in an office chair, waiting for a few minutes or you die from a jump "scare". Better off getting a game that can actually classify as "Horror", like Alien: Isolation, Monstrum, or Outlast than buying this.
Some may say, "This is an Indie Title! That's why it's not that great!"
Outlast is an Indie Title aswell, so that point said this argument can be put aside.

Now, I can feel like the Terminator...
...while being Jacket...

It's okay, but the focus of these comics, seem too be more focused on the characters than anything else.
It tells the aftermath of Jacket, a bit of a backstory to the Snake and Military. Also, touches up on the Movie scenes and the Fans.

Quite an insane game, with "interesting features", from urinating on people to extingush them to, well...
...I can't explain much more in the insanity.


It has many different weapons, from Deceased Cow Heads to Naplam Launchers. Even sniper-rifles for those dirty Call of Duty kids!


You have seven days, each with three to five missions. Some being normal seeming, then turning chaotic, some being chaotic and some being (potentialy) passive.


Well, the game has a small variety of weapons, but enough to toy around with for a while, and one dowloadable content (Paradise Lost). A small map, town-like at that, but large enough for mass-murder. I enjoyed the game, from urinating on burning people to chopping people in half with a scythe.
90/100

It was fun to start, but was really boring after a bit. Once I hit level 5, I seemed to be in matches with people who had classes they had bought with in-game or real-life money. I couldn't do much compared to them, due to me having only the default classes, since I couldn't get the money to afford a new class since very match I joined only gave me "50 Currency" for trying.

Your classes, or "Heros" as they are called, can range from a defensive to offensive style. Most kits appear to over-power others (all others), making the game quite difficult, if you have a "Hero" that can't do much of anything. Some over-powered, some under-powered.

I suppose it is Free-to-Play, so they would have some way to get money. Also, curency can be earned. Doing daily missions, winning or losing games. The downside is, each "Hero" costs over 5,000 of this currency. For me, a daily rounds up at 450, winning at about 200-400 and losing stationary at 50.

The game does however, deserve a bit for this. Digging around to attack enemies and their structures, placing things in postions to get upper-hands, it works well enough. You can do a bit with this and plan well attacks, as long as the enemy doesn't have radars everywhere to find your postion(s).

Building isn't much, but it's enough to help defend areas.

Destroy generators to lower the shields on the core, destroy the core, or in most maps, just destroy the core with your digging weapon.

Considering the cheap price of nothing, I guess it's...
...okay, not the best, but not the worst Free-to-Play out there on Steam. I don't much enjoy it, but that's just me. People who paid for the game have special items, I beleive acess to some characters (not sure, though), so the game is probably more enjoyable to them than to me. I couldn't get much of the point of it.
45/100

The game is fun to start with but dulls down later on through playing it, like all games.

The shooting is smooth, but with high recoil which can be tamed once used to, depending on the weapon. Some weapons are more powerful than others, but can be taken out tactically. More skill is needed to play this game, in my opinion. The enviornment is destructable aswell, creating some interesting scenes and gravity does take role.

Most of my time in this game was in trying to make interesting weapon skins, which didn't upload properly to the workshop. Why? I don't know, but most didn't. Still, you can completely customize the weapon, minus the fact you have a limited workspace and can only remove certaint blocks. These blocks are the inner-gun, which, logically, shouldn't be removed. Characters can also be created, aswell as NPCs and tools. Maps can also be created for this game.

If you can't seem to get into making your own stuff, or if you just don't feel like your doing well at it, the workshop is always here. Plenty of people upload characters, weapons, tools. NPCs, and more onto the workshop for this game that they have created.

Overall I would give this game a 85/100 (8.5/10), mainly due to the fact I found the multiplayer to be semi-interesting. The multiplayer was fun here and there, but I kept losing my interest.

You run through, inhaling the aroma of blood and the plastic of your mask, killing all in front of you. You raise your axe to a swinging position to finish him off, and give him a final blow. You look around to see nobody left, but a staircse going up, and go foward. More people are around, and the thick paste of blood covers you, with bits of these Russian-mobsters lying around you. The last one is in front of you, crawling way...
...begging to be left alone. In return, you drop the weapon and snap is neck.
You begin to look around and think, "What have I done?" Maybe it was the adrenaline rush, being swarmed by bullets? No. It was much more than adrenaline...
...you slowly walk back to your Delorean, thinking it was nothing. Not that many. You walk down the stairs, forced to walk through the chopped up corpses. The ones you have created. You leave, and find yourself in a room, with three people. Each wearing a mask, similar to your's, only different animals, except one. The same clothes and mask as you...
...he asks, "Do you like hurting other people?"
You shake your head and faintly whisper, "No..."


I strongly enjoyed the part of the game I have played so far, as it has been quite fun.

Graphics are NOT everything, right? This game helps prove that, with a colorful 8-bit style, with high amounts of 8-bit blood and gore.

The game is quite fun from what I have tried. If you have awful reflexes, you may want to avoid this title, as it is a usfull skill to have, or you can stealth missions. Using only melee, or throwing your guns to knock down a foe to finish him, stealth is an option. The game is Fast-Paced which is why it should be proceeded with stealth or fast-reflexes.

Multiple masks are rewarded in-game, each with their own special ability...
...except Richard, but he is the default, so it makes sense.
If you play PAYDAY 2, Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, both give special items in-game, like masks, weapons, and Jacket, if you own HM2:WN.

Overall, the game was a good amount of fun to of had. I strongly recommend it to people.

One of my top wepon DLCs so far, as it adds some really great rifles.

Achiments are not much, for anybody who buys games and DLCs just for those.

Masks are okay, but not much too focus on.

The rifles are the best part, to me.
The Rattlesnake is a good sniper to start with, as the damage is about medium and so is the ammo pool.
The R93 is a Low-High damage rifle, with a medium to small ammo pool.
The Thanatos is a high-power rifle with a small ammo pool.

As I use the Thanatos, you will have to get used to using only small amounts of ammo, that are scarce. You will have to get used to using secondary pistols, SMGs, or shotguns. I prefer using SMGs with this weapon, as it makes due for not having a high or medium ammo weapon. The Thanatos can be used against Dozers, easily. The "Spec-Ops" (Black) Dozers can be killed with two solid shots, non-modified, to the head. I haven't had the oppertunities of trying it against a Skulldozer, but I expect it would be a three or four shot, non-modified.