If you're currently reading reviews and are wondering why there are so many negative ones then let me explain. The only people complaining about this game are the alpha testers and kickstarters who feel that the developers have done them wrong. If you're looking to buy the game at it's full release then you should ignore all of these reviews as they're irrelevant to you.

Pros

- The guns are exciting to use, they feel fun to shoot and the addition of the hitmarkers when fighting is very helpful. The shooting feels realistic with the added recoil to every weapon, the iron sights and scopes of every weapon are accurate and there doesn't seem to be any lag or delay when shooting at others.

- The in-game currency system is fair and encourages you and others on your team to donate to each other for the guns you want specifically to win each round. You are rewarded with coins after every round depending on kills, whether the bomb was planted or defused and whether the round was won or lost. Most players that I've played with have donated me coins to buy a sniper or an extra grenade and it encourages a friendlier experience in games too.

- In my short experience, every game that I've played has been friendly and fun, every team that I've been on has communicated well and helped new players to adapt to the game, this is definitely the biggest benefit as a community shapes the way a game is presented and in this case it has definitely made it more enjoyable for me.

Cons

- The gunplay is exciting when you get it right but is also annoying and repetitive as every other fight is trying to hit someone jumping around a corner perfectly shooting you in mid-air. The character models are also quite bright and in some maps feel hard to hit especially when moving quickly in the air or on the ground.

- Trying to hit other players when they are spam leaning or crouching is also very difficult, the player models look very buggy whenever someone leans left and right repeatedly and it can sometimes result in you missing a shot because of it.

- The movement feels very stop-start, the sprinting animation feels choppy and doesn't feel smooth at all as it does in other modern games. Character models also feel a bit choppy if a player is spam leaning or crouching and it makes it harder to hit them.

- The maps are boring and bland, every building feels straight out of a cartoon with simple textures and a plastic aesthetic, the game feels very bright and friendly despite being set in World War 2 and it feels like a cartoon shooter at times.

- The ability to regenerate health in the competitive game mode makes no sense whatsoever, players should be punished for taking unnecessary damage or losing an aim fight and not be allowed to run away, regain their health and come back to try again. This also adds to the stop-start nature of the gameplay as people play very passively knowing they can fall back and regroup, people don't want to take risks as they know they can duck out early and stay alive.

All in all, I would recommend buying the game if you're all about playing competitively but apart from that if you're looking to play the game casually then it's just not for you. If you don't find it fun playing a small group of maps day in and day out or don't enjoy communicating with others constantly then this game isn't for you.

I would also wait for it to be on sale, paying £16 for the game at full price is not worth it with how limited it's content is.

If you're currently reading reviews and are wondering why there are so many negative ones then let me explain. The only people complaining about this game are the alpha testers and kickstarters who feel that the developers have done them wrong. If you're looking to buy the game at it's full release then you should ignore all of these reviews as they're irrelevant to you. [b]Pros[/b] - The guns are exciting to use, they feel fun to shoot and the addition of the hitmarkers when fighting is very helpful. The shooting feels realistic with the added recoil to every weapon, the iron sights and scopes of every weapon are accurate and there doesn't seem to be any lag or delay when shooting at others. - The in-game currency system is fair and encourages you and others on your team to donate to each other for the guns you want specifically to win each round. You are rewarded with coins after every round depending on kills, whether the bomb was planted or defused and whether the round was won or lost. Most players that I've played with have donated me coins to buy a sniper or an extra grenade and it encourages a friendlier experience in games too. - In my short experience, every game that I've played has been friendly and fun, every team that I've been on has communicated well and helped new players to adapt to the game, this is definitely the biggest benefit as a community shapes the way a game is presented and in this case it has definitely made it more enjoyable for me. [b]Cons[/b] - The gunplay is exciting when you get it right but is also annoying and repetitive as every other fight is trying to hit someone jumping around a corner perfectly shooting you in mid-air. The character models are also quite bright and in some maps feel hard to hit especially when moving quickly in the air or on the ground. - Trying to hit other players when they are spam leaning or crouching is also very difficult, the player models look very buggy whenever someone leans left and right repeatedly and it can sometimes result in you missing a shot because of it. - The movement feels very stop-start, the sprinting animation feels choppy and doesn't feel smooth at all as it does in other modern games. Character models also feel a bit choppy if a player is spam leaning or crouching and it makes it harder to hit them. - The maps are boring and bland, every building feels straight out of a cartoon with simple textures and a plastic aesthetic, the game feels very bright and friendly despite being set in World War 2 and it feels like a cartoon shooter at times. - The ability to regenerate health in the competitive game mode makes no sense whatsoever, players should be punished for taking unnecessary damage or losing an aim fight and not be allowed to run away, regain their health and come back to try again. This also adds to the stop-start nature of the gameplay as people play very passively knowing they can fall back and regroup, people don't want to take risks as they know they can duck out early and stay alive. All in all, I would recommend buying the game if you're all about playing competitively but apart from that if you're looking to play the game casually then it's just not for you. If you don't find it fun playing a small group of maps day in and day out or don't enjoy communicating with others constantly then this game isn't for you. I would also wait for it to be on sale, paying £16 for the game at full price is not worth it with how limited it's content is.