Mostly Positive(80%)
Immersive realism
Distinctive gunplay
Photorealistic visuals
Intense atmosphere
Early-access potential
Variable performance
Disorienting camera
Unavailable Zombies
Limited content
Matchmaking issues
Crashes and stuttering
Spawn and teamkill problems
Players are strongly drawn to the immersive bodycam perspective, striking visuals and sound, and distinctive gunplay, which make firefights feel tense and unlike those in conventional shooters. However, many feel the experience is held back by limited content, unreliable matchmaking and party play, technical problems, and disruptive spawns or teamkilling. Overall, reviewers see a promising early-access shooter whose realism can be thrilling but whose current variety, reliability, and accessibility vary considerably.
Positive Points
Players repeatedly praise the bodycam perspective, photorealistic visuals, detailed animations, and intense sound design for creating an unusually immersive and often frightening combat atmosphere.The gunplay is a major draw: weapon handling, recoil, reload animations, customization, and the slower, more deliberate firefights feel distinctive and rewarding to many players.Many reviewers find the core matches exciting, tense, and fun, especially once they adjust to the unusual aiming and movement and learn the game’s mechanics.Players appreciate the game’s unique identity compared with conventional arcade shooters, and many are enthusiastic about its potential and ongoing development.Negative Points
A recurring complaint is that the game feels incomplete or repetitive, with too few maps, modes, objectives, and longer-term reasons to keep playing; reviewers often ask for larger maps, more players, campaigns, or other structured modes.Playing with friends can be difficult or unavailable because party queuing and social features are unreliable or missing. Matchmaking, lobby continuity, host-based connections, and the lack of visible ping or server-region information also frustrate players.Bots can fill lobbies and reduce the appeal of multiplayer, while small or poorly placed spawns can lead to immediate deaths and spawn-trapping. Teamkilling and griefing are also frequently criticized for lacking effective penalties or reporting tools.Performance and stability vary substantially: some players report smooth play, while others experience demanding hardware requirements, low frame rates, stuttering, crashes, disconnects, and other bugs.Some players find the camera sway, visual effects, darkness, loud audio, or realistic presentation disorienting, uncomfortable, or even motion-sickness-inducing. Others criticize clunky movement, awkward interactions, or weapon behavior they feel does not match the realism the game aims for.The unavailable or delayed Zombies mode is a major disappointment for players who bought the game specifically for it. Slow currency progression and the price relative to the current amount of content are additional concerns.Some reviews report cheating or hacking, and players also raise concerns about insufficient anti-cheat and moderation.Mixed Points
The realism and bodycam presentation are the game’s defining strengths, creating memorable tension and immersion, but the same camera effects, intense audio, and disorienting visuals can make sessions uncomfortable or hard to sustain.The game can be highly enjoyable in short sessions, yet many players say its limited variety and progression make it repetitive after the initial novelty wears off.Performance is inconsistent across systems and updates: some reviewers report surprisingly smooth play, while others with capable PCs describe serious frame-rate, stuttering, or crash problems.The game is widely seen as promising and improving, but its early-access state leaves players divided over whether the current content and reliability justify the price or a recommendation now.Zombies is praised by players who have experienced it or are eager for it, but its removal or periods of maintenance have left many purchasers unable to play the mode they expected.Common Themes
Realism and immersion dominate the discussion: reviewers often describe the visuals, sound, weapon animations, and bodycam perspective as unusually convincing and intense.The distinctive gunplay is frequently celebrated, while its unfamiliar aiming and handling can take time to learn and sometimes divide players.Players want the game’s strong combat foundation expanded with more and larger maps, additional modes, meaningful objectives, and longer-term progression.Online features are a persistent pain point, especially party play, matchmaking reliability, host connections, bot-filled matches, and the lack of clear server information.Technical experience varies widely, with optimization, crashes, lag, and stability praised by some players and strongly criticized by others.Many reviews treat the game as an evolving early-access project: players see considerable potential but differ on whether it is ready to buy in its current state.Updated 11/8/2026, 12:02:24 AM UTC
