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I liked it.

100% run (2 campaign completions) at current hours played.

To tell you how much the devs care about getting new players into the game, you need look no further than the "tutorial" area.

An area in which every vehicle is locked by other players, resources are depleted so you can't build new ones, and there's a ton of randomly placed buildings/vehicles in pathways so you can't even get around the island (on foot) to figure out how the game works.

Single best game I've bought on steam.

Early access doesn't mean you get to play the game as it's developed, it means you get to wait for over a year for one update while people who bought it just a little while before you get to play it.

This is how they handle every update.

Don't buy the starter edition.

Are you a fan of the Commandos series and wish there were more games like it?
This is your game.

I could go into detail about how the gameplay is pretty much Commandos but in Japan, or how the characters were memorable and well developed, but I'd rather just say what I thought of the game as a whole.

After finishing my playthrough of the campaign in 29.1 hours, I can wholeheartedly say that I loved this game.

I could easily get more time out of this game by replaying the levels and gathering all the badges, but for now I'm happy as-is. $1.25 per hour played isn't bad by any means.

Mugen, how could you?

This is worth it for the soundtrack alone, the artbook and lorebook are just icing on the cake.

Dropping into the map you still don't always load the buildings in, meaning you can shoot people inside of buildings because the buildings just straight up don't exist for you.

Instead of fixing this, let's focus on suing Epic Games for making Fortnite better than we made PUBG, and let's also at the same time steal their idea of a battle pass so we can make more money.

Why are you even on the store page, we both know you already have this game.

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