Receiver was created for the 7-day FPS challenge to explore gun handling mechanics, randomized levels, and unordered storytelling. Armed only with a handgun and an audio cassette player, you must uncover the secrets of the Mindkill in a building complex infested with automated turrets and hovering shock drones.
Very Positive
4,181 Steam reviews
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I bought the game just because the gun mechanics seemed cool, satisfying and realistic. Didn't even knew it had a story and ending is kinda weird, it made my skin tingle.
I recommend it only for the sick gun mechanics tho, story isn't even that relevant tbh...
A very pure game. With a thought-provoking mystery.
Time to wake up!
I want to preface my review by saying that I only really have about twenty hours in the game but modded the game a lot and the tools to mod count any time that the tools are open as time played.
A decent if half-baked simulation shooter with a roguelike gameplay hook but the functional complexity of Slenderman and the Eight Pages. Your whole goal is to collect eleven (iirc, I don't remember the exact amount) of tapes which after all have played, you win. There is no real progression, the whole map is randomly made by picking out "tiles" from a tileset in a one-dimensional strip. It is extremely samey, you wanna know why? This is a game-jam game. Seriously, this is a game-jam game, barely updated outside of some workshop capabilities, then published to steam with a price-tag. This game and Receiver 2 are effectively identical outside of 2 having more polish, better graphics, and just generally better presentation. The second game does carry over the whole gameplay concete however, you just collect tapes. I added lua-based modding and custom gamemodes into the game through the source code because I like the core gameplay but this game is really not worth the time or money in the long run.
i have 0 idea what im doing but i do enjoy this game even with my little play time it very unique and different if you like this try a game called they killed your cat
also i dont know how i got this game i spent like 20 gpb on a game called overgrowth and had this in my libary so if you wanna count that as a free product go ahead
Ich habe das spiel bis jetzt ein einziges mal beendet. es hat 17 Minuten und 17 Sekunden gedauert. die anderen 8 Stunden und 30 Minuten haben mich darauf vorbereitet.
I like Receiver, have been playing it on and off since it came out. Simple gameplay loop, it's challenging and unforgiving. I love the art style and aesthetics of this game; wandering through this procedurally generated liminal world with the moody, tense music playing is an experience I've not found replicated elsewhere. Nothing like the stress of having absorbed seven tapes and finding a room full of kill drones ahead.
The gun handling is satisfying and refined. Learning to load bullets into a magazine, the magazine into the gun, pulling the slide and chambering a round by muscle memory is a great feeling, and really adds to the immersion. I like the simplicity of this game, rather than having dozens of systems and gameplay elements to learn, the game is stripped to it's core; learn to use the guns, learn to disable the kill drones, find the tapes. I tried the second game, but it didn't itch the same scratch that the OG reciever does. It might not have the depth of modern rougelikes or FPS's, but it's great for the occasional run or two in between other games, or session to try and clear the ten tapes.
I go by a dollar an hour in value; I've got my money's worth.
Game is good. Disappointed to see so many negative reviews trying to bomb a 13 year old indie game for no good reason.
In most shooters, you are a legendary super-soldier. In Receiver, you are a guy who would probably accidentally shoot his own foot off if the game had a 'look down' button.
I spent five minutes in a dark hallway carefully loading individual bullets into a magazine like I was performing neurosurgery, only to encounter a stationary turret. I confidently pulled the trigger, heard a pathetic 'click' because I forgot to take the safety off, panicked, accidentally ejected the magazine into a bottomless pit, and then got tasered to death while trying to remember which key toggles the flashlight.
This isn't a game; it's a 'Fumble Your Keys in the Dark Simulator' where the keys are made of gunpowder and the dark is trying to kill you. I have never felt more tactically proficient while being objectively useless.
Pros:
- Teaches you that guns are actually complicated mechanical puzzles.
- The most stressful cassette tapes you will ever listen to.
- You can die from a light breeze.
Cons:
- My 'R' key feels neglected and lonely.
- I now have a physical phobia of blue LEDs.
10/10. I cleared a jam once and felt like John Wick for three seconds before a drone ended my entire lineage.
The game is pretty good especially for the time constraints in which it was conceived and initially constructed. However, I can’t recommend buying it from a developer who didn’t read the legal agreements of a platform that he signed up to be part of or that pushes a lawsuit that will punish Steam for the fact that it has just built a better platform than its competitors.
First and foremost, This game is great. Just playing with the guns and roaming around these liminal areas.
It's brilliant.
What sets this apart for me is how you can quickly fall into a rythm of reloading, cocking the slide, press checking and then firing without the tool tips. No game has made me feel so stressed yet so at peace with the simplicity of it all.
That doesn't even include the plot and themes of the game it's self, I haven't been able to afford the second game so I'm unsure if it continues there but what is here is great. An entity controlling this space as you frantically roam around looking for tapes, fighting off drones and turrets.
It's genuinely one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had with an indie title since Hollow Knight. Hopefully I can try the second Receiver some day but for now this one is perfect.
This game was made for me. The idea is fantastic. However it fails miserably. The controls are outrageously bad. H3VR absolutely wrecks this game. H3VR is much better but is more recent and it's VR. The controls in receiver are the worst controls i've seen in recent time and I can't imagine paying $20 for a game that is this unfriendly with its controls. I normally choose to play game with intense controls, that require pressing several buttons. But those games make sense at least with their controls. This game makes zero sense with the control. I couldn't figure out how to put my magazine into the gun, and was shocked that it was button "1" or "2". And picking up items? G button, not F, but G. They could have simplified the controls a bit and maybe make one button do a lot of the BS that they have you do, but every key does a specific thing. This game is clsoe to being decent. But completely misses the mark. I'm not a huge fan of the enemies either.
great game but id reccomend getting receiver 2, this games more so of a demo
The Eight Pages if it were a good game.
Game was interesting but then the devs decided to sue Valve with a BS lawsuit. Blacklist this company, they are scum.
good
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(game not complete at .2 hours of gameplay at review time, part of my review all my games effort)
(short version)
Not recommended based upon two issues price, and procedural. Price: $5 is too much just for a gimmick even if it's a good one, yes the gun handling is amazing, but that's really the end of the story. Procedural: I'd recommend it even with the higher price, if the tapes you found were saved upon death ,or some type of rogue-like element was implemented. Without this the game is more frustrating than fun.
If this was free I would recommend it, but as a paid product it could of been better
The Good:
-Decent gun handling
-Costs nothing
-Runs on anything
The Bad:
-Kill through walls turrets
-Kamikaze drones with barely any time to react
-Everything is randomized
The Ugly:
- [strike]Can't extract ammo from a magazine directly[/strike] You can by pressing R with the magazine out
-Drones sometimes die from a single bullet or require the whole mag
-You have to collect the 11 tapes in one go, there is no checkpoints
had it probably 10+ years now. its not fun and its boring......i didn't like it.
very good game with great gun mechanics you should buy overgrowth so you can get this game for free 2 for 1
Deeper than you think, I’d recommend this and the second game. Both bangers!
Pretty interesting lore and theories in the background here. Thumbs up!!
this game is simply unfair, all enemies react quickly and they all kill you in one hit. you are also barely informed of how the game functions and what you need to do, when i dont die right after i leave a room i would run out of amunitions quickly due to me being unable to find any collectibles.
I got this game as freebie years ago when Overgrowth development was just starting. It's a demo piece of the sort you would find regularly on Itch.io. It should be free, especially since it's a free game. That aside, randomly generated to the point of annoyance and frustration.
yes
As some of the other reviews for this title mention, this game was the product of a game jam. This fact shows in gameplay to an extreme degree; their is no tutorial, minimal variety, and hounestly next to nothing to do in the title. I understand many of these issues were addressed in the sequel, but as it stands it is quite impossible to recommend this glorified proof of concept as a paid product. The gameplay loop is pretty simple; you are given a gun of questionable usability and are to locate 11 tapes across a procedurally generated map, while fighting off drones and turrets. The main gimmick is that you have to physically press buttons to use the gun in all parts of the reload process, which adds a bit more difficulty to actually using the weapons. The issues of this title all stem from a lack of content; there are only two types of enemies (stationary turrets and flying drones), three types of guns (a semiautomatic glock, a m1911, and a revolver), and the map tileset is not sufficiently diverse to not feel repetitive. You fight one, maybe two of the same two enemies periodically, where each bullet they fire is lethal (which is not always the case for you) and pick up items rarely as you slowly walk around. The game is never fast paced enough to demand mastery of the reloads, making it awkward, and the lethality of enemies often makes runs end with very little one can do about it, before even considering the limited and rare ammunition of the game. There is some faux-depth to the story in the tapes, but it's rather boring and not interesting to justify slowly walking through empty rooms for an extended period of time.
The one saving grace of this title is workshop support, which can provide a few new weapons and tile components to make the game better, but ultimately the game is most held back by a boring gameplay loop. Walking to find enemies that either kill you or are killed by you instantly, only to beget more walking isn't really fun in this case and the mechanics are never really developed enough to justify playing this for any real amount of time. It's not high-stakes enough for a tactical shooter, nor intense enough for an arcade shooter. It's a walking simulator with a gun, without reason to walk or shoot.
A fun concept for a game jam, a snoozer of a paid release.
É um jogo interessante e até transmite uma sensação razoavelmente realista ao manusear armas de fogo. O cenário, porém, deixa a desejar — é bem básico, para ser sincero. Além disso, acaba sendo praticamente ‘obrigatório’ baixar mods de armas na oficina da Steam, já que o jogo oferece apenas três modelos diferentes (duas pistolas e um revólver).
This game made me feel like john wick. Absolute 10/10 would become one with the matrix again.
american simulator
A demo version that you pay money for, with interesting weapon mechanics. Only buy it as part of a bundle or get it for free.
A very good progression of learning of the guns designs to help with the difficulty of the game. Still haven't got all the tapes yet. Really want the second game
Хардкорно и реалистично.
it takes about two hours to get a feel for the game, but the gun play is quite satisfying once you do! and the gun play is the only thing there is
7/10
I suck at it but it's super cool!!!
not bad
買二代就好
A difficult game using, from what I can tell, a very accurate depiction of guns. The story is a really fun one to unveil and beating the game takes a lot of focus and dedication. I did think some parts of it could be improved on. The quick reload system to me seems almost useless I would rather just refill my mag in every situation and there was a lot of really cool features with the gun play that I never really got a chance to use because other than feeling cool they weren't very practical.
this is harder than receiver 2
great game to put on mute while you have a video playing in another tab
its cool if you like experimental games with emphasis on unorthodox control schemes.. the gun handling, although it felt pretty clunky initially, actually got pretty fun once i got the hang of things, and i feel the somewhat existent plot conveyed through the audio tapes provides a decent and cool backdrop to shooting drones and turrets.
Very good game, made me understand how drone warfare is terrifying
Não gostei muito do jogo não, achei punitivo demais pra algo que você tem que completar sem morrer. Porém gostei muito da gameplay em geral, e vou comprar o segundo depois. Apesar de não ter gostado eu respeito e admiro muito os desenvolvedores, já que o protótipo inicial desse jogo foi feito em 7 dias pra uma game jam, e o jogo também é bem baratinho
Simple, fun, cheap
Autism Gun Game
Perfect for fans of CBT.
If you dont know what CBT is, this game is not meant for you
ZHONGWEN
What the ♥♥♥♥?
왜 난 권총만 주지
THIS GAME GOT A MINOR PATCH IN 2023 CAW CAW, 10 YEARS AFTER RELEASE TALK ABOUT LONG TERM STORY TELLING CAW CAW.
I REMEMBER BEING BLOWN AWAY BEING ABLE TO CHECK MY AMMO IN CONDEMNED CRIMINAL ORIGINS CAW CAW. BUT THIS GAME IS TAKING THAT AND JUST GOING FULL FEMBOY HYPNOSIS ON THAT CAW CAW.
I FEEL LIKE THE READY OR NOT FOLKS WOULD LIKE THIS LITTLE INDIE GAME CAW CAW. APPARENTLY THE TAPES ARE WORTH LISTENING TO CAW CAW. YOU SEE I'VE GOT A 6 HOUR ICEBERG VIDEO TO WATCH ON YOUTUBE I SIMPLY DON'T HAVE THE TIME CAW CAW.
i bought Overgrowth and Geometry dash and apparantly this? i never knew this existed until i had it in my steam library :P
♥♥♥♥ drones, and this god awful optimization
this game literally sucks ♥♥♥♥ lmao lol get that ass refunded boiiiiiiiiiii
guns go pew i f*cking die
As a gun sim it’s quite interesting, but much less so as an actual game.
The whole thing is absolutely tied to RNG, sometimes you’ll spawn with ammo nearby, other times right in front of a turret with no chance to react. Sometimes you walk through empty rooms without finding a single item...
I did enjoy tinkering with different guns from the workshop, that’s definitely where most of the fun is and there's plenty of different guns to try out.
Other than that, wandering around listening to tapes and getting insta-killed gets old pretty fast.
Have you ever wanted to experience anxiety whenever you round a corner? Maybe stairs? Do elevated platforms make you jump? Boy oh boy is this the game for you.
THIS GAME HAS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ RNG ISTG
some runs you will spawn next to 3 tapes with 3 full magazines and a glock, other times it will give you 1 round and a turret pointed at your back with 6 flyers in the room over, completing 1 run took way too ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ long. Also mods don't seem to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work anyways so gj seeing the same 6 tiles over and over again
Tenha certeza de que você está com sua arma em mãos, não hesite e escute as fitas, elas te ajudaram a despertar sua verdadeira forma.
double tapping W while not aiming your weapon allows you to run, this made the game beatable, this game is a bit unreasonable at times, definitely had a ton of cheap deaths, but it overall is fun.
A veces nos quejamos del "realismo" de los videojuegos. Muchos quieren que los juegos sean lo mas "realistas" posibles. Bueno, Reciever no tiene los gráficos más realistas, pero trae el realismo en sus mecánicas.
En Reciever, perteneces a un grupo paranoico medio paramilitar que vivía esperando el "Mindkill", un evento catastrófico para la humanidad. Resulta ser que tú grupo tenia razón y el Mindkill sucede. Sobrevives por estar preparado y eres catapultado a un plano del cual tendrás que despertar. El problema es que lo que sea que ha causado el Mindkill es consciente de que aún sigues vivo, así que ha mandado a este lugar robots (torretas y drones) para darte caza.
El juego en sí es simple. Te sueltan en medio de un mapa, con una pistola y, con suerte, una linterna. Tu objetivo será buscar y recoger 11 cintas de audio pertenecientes a tu grupo y que te ayudaran a "despertar". El punto fuerte del juego son las mecánicas de control de las armas. Podrás aparecer con un revolver, una Colt 1911 o una Glock 17, cada uno con mecánicas diferentes. Por ejemplo, con el revolver tendrás que liberar el tambor, sacar la munición gastada que tenga dentro y añadir nueva munición cartucho a cartucho. En las otras pistolas semiautomáticas, deberás sacar el cargador, meter todos los cartuchos, volver a meter el cargador y tirar de la corredera para que un cartucho vaya a la recámara.
Así que sí, tendrás que recorrerte un mapa infinito, con peligros en cada esquina, teniendo cuidado de no pegarte un tiro a ti mismo, mientras buscas cintas Y MUNICIÓN, por que obviamente la munición no es infinita. Los enemigos tienen puntos débiles concretos que puedes aprovechar. Tú, por tu parte, eres un punto débil con patas. Un toque o una bala y para el lobby mi rey.
Un juego sencillo, rejugable y bueno. Vale los 5€.
This is a very small game with some limited modding support and a hell of a lot of potential. There's rarely a point I died where it felt like anything less than my own damn fault, and I died a LOT. if that sounds like a good time to you, and you have no small amount of gunwank lurking in your soul, give it a shot.
instructions unclear
2 하기전에 찍먹함
What I Didn’t Like:
• clunky controls
• empty environments
• tech demo with awful tech
nhận free lúc mua bộ Overgrowth và Lugaru, trò Receiver này độc lạ, thao tác đặc biệt kén người chơi đấy
Get it for free when buy the Overgrowth and Lugaru set, Receiver game is unique, the operation is especially picky about the player
I like how well this game lets me utilize gyro aiming, button remapping and paddles to handle guns with a controller as if i was in vr, without all the struggle of grabbing the headset and launching h3. the randomization on permadeath is also pretty fun, giving it a roguelike feel i like. so far i have only gotten to 3/11 tapes(call me bad all you want), but having set specific keys to kind of look like my controller glyphs(i use a DSE so i can only approximate the buttons) helped me identify and build muscle memory so much faster and now it feels like im using a real gun.
to anyone who want to use gyro on this game,
my right paddle uses R.
circle is for the "releasing mag/open cylinder" actions.
cross, well, jumps.
square is for the "remove ammo from cylinder" action.
triangle is for inserting ammo.
L1 and R1 are for right and left mouse buttons, respectively.
L2 and R2 are for holstering and picking up.
and for item selection, the right side of the touchpad has swipes ( u=1 r=2 d=3 L=4 click=5 and for 6,7,8,9 i have the d-pad in a similar arrangement.)
I keep telling my self this game was worth it
一週間で作られたゲームにしては面白いシステムです。
A difficult but rewarding FPS experience. You might struggle with the main gimmick of detailed firearm manipulation as first but as you put in more time it will get easier. And it's more than just an aesthetic design choice, combat is designed around this mechanic, focusing on planning and precise shooting.
Simple tasks in other shooter such as reloading takes multiple steps to complete, thus you do not want to do it while being chased by a drone. No HUD element telling you how much ammo you have left, eject the magazine and look at it yourself. At first, it might feel frustrating when you accidentally drop your mag while reloading but the harder it is the better it feels once you get the hang of it.
The killer drones you fight does not have an HP bar, rather they have different systems that can be targeted for various effect. Shoot the motor and it can't move. Shoot the camera and it can't detect you. Same goes for the battery and weapon system. This promotes precise shooting and a bit of strategy, one shot to the camera does the same as three to the body. A well placed shot saves you what little precious ammunition you have and reduces the chances of counter firing from turret. Combined with the cumbersome firearm manipulation, this makes for a much slower, more methodical and precise gunplay than your typical FPS.
Personally I also like the little details that adds a bit of realism to the game. You can do press check to see if a round has been chambered. ♥♥♥♥ and uncock the hammer. When using the revolver, casings might stick to the ejector rod, needing multiple attempts. You can see the bullet hole of your shot on the bodies of drones. All of these details makes the game more immersive than just a tech demo for the manipulation mechanic.
As for the more negative aspects, one of the biggest gripe for me is the performance. Despite the graphic being on par with a Roblox game, Receiver absolutely cook my poor laptop GPU. Even at the lowest setting I still often encounter frame drops. Aside from that, I'd argue most of the difficulty of the game comes from the random tapes, ammo distribution and enemies placement. You might start with barely enough ammo for 1 mag and no tape in the first 4 minutes or you'd get lucky and get the complete opposite. And the drone spawn is brutal. I'll give you one advice for this game and that is to slowly peek every corner unless you want to run into three turret. Even after 16 hours I still get caught off guard. Still, overall I'd still give Receiver a huge recommendation. If you decided to play, I also suggest you check out the workshop, there's a lot more guns to spice up your run.
Delik deşik olma simülasyonu
Game mechanics is very complicated, handling a firearm without having to read through the instructions through sheer muscle memory is extremely satisfying. However the game's objective and map design(or lack thereof) really frustrates you at how shallow, unfair and even random it is.
Wolfire sued Valve
No. Just no. A worse version of hunting for slenderman notes.
Receiver:
- Spielspaß (5/10)
- Atmosphäre (3/10)
- Story (5/10)
- Grafik (5/10)
- Steuerung (7/10)
- Musik (7/10)
- Sounds (10/10)
- Performance (10/10)
- Länge (5/10)
- Wiederspielwert (1/10)
Bewertung: 5.8/10
(Einzelspieler: Kampagne)
(Mehrspieler: /)
Edit: The fact that this game has to come free with another ACTUALLY good game says a lot about it. I got this for free with overgrowth, and honestly I wish they just didn't give it to me. There's literally nothing to do in this game. Do not waste your time or money on this pile of steaming dook. Even the mods in the workshop add nothing to the game. The UI is confusing, the controls are awful and uncomfortable, and there's no objective.
This isn't even a game. All you do is run around an empty map with random little sentries scattered around. You get shot once and you die. You can't shoot the sentries, or at least if you CAN, you need a bs amount of ammo that you don't even have...
1/10, the guns look cool, but pressing 18000 different keys so I can reload my gun and shoot it is NOT fun, and whoever thinks it is, has brain aids.
i dont know how this got into my steam library, didnt even ask for it. i think i might of gotten it for free, but i seriously do not know.
Cool gun fetish
interesting and cool game
fun for an hour or so then gets very repetitive, lots of back tracking, the flying drones can spot you through walls and will ruin your progress.
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/1129310/Receiver_2/]Receiver 2[/url] is the superior version of this but sadly does not have workshop support. On the other hand mods for this one are very few.
I got this game for free, and if you get it that way then its fine. Recievers problem is that when your handling any physical object, some steps you'll do without noticing. When you want to check your phone, do you make a real, conscious effort to pull it out of your pocket and click the on button? Thinking of each step? No, you don't. You don't think of every individual motion. You just do, and that's the problem with receiver. Mechanics like this work in VR more because as long as the control are intuitive enough you can get that same "effect" with your motion (to some extent, VR for the foreseeable future will never be one to one unless major leap in technology are made). This is ESPECIALLY made more apparent with the controls, where simple actions are several button presses.
This game basically is why I think "realistic guns" in games are in general a bad thing. Simulating every part of the fire arm is neat, but the controls don't help that. Receiver 2 almost had a VR mode but the devs abandoned it.
I do sorta get why the controls are bad, I feel like they are bad to make it so you are playing as someone who's a novice with firearms, which is fair. If you want a more interesting game that simulates fire arms, just get Hotdogs horseshoes and hand grenades.
Environment is boring and tideous
Enemies are boring
everything except the gunmechanics is boring
imagine a shooter with pvp or pve and these mechanics ....
I can't recommend this game. Purely because it is frustrating and I don't mean the gun play, but rather the pacing, enemies and trying to gather the tapes is extremely frustrating.
I have given this game its fair shake.
A pretty fun game with detailed firearm handling and a nice challenge.
Just don't
THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES fun game THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES THE DRONES
I think all competitive FPS games should have gun mechanics like these.
Pretty fun game but like every other wolfire game, its more of a tech demo than a real game
Love this game! The gun mechanics are so much fun and there's a surprising amount of tension in the gameplay.
Now, playing a game where an entire reload happens with just a single button seems wrong.
4ertj 5mxkrtex
Handling the guns feel like a massive challenge early on and ends up becoming second nature. I am particularly fond of the T+R combo with your fingers somewhat mimicking the gesture of checking the chamber IRL.
However, the novelty is short-lived and becomes somewhat stale quite fast. That said, for the asked price, it's pretty good if you're fond of tactical/simulation shooters and want to toy with it for an afternoon.
Impressive as a result of a timed gamedev challenge, less impressive as an actual product. Exploration is tedious due to environments looking too similar and fighting enemies quickly becomes a chore, as they are just a tracking stationary turrent and a beelining drone (they both kill you in one hit btw). Actual gun handling mechanics are fine, if a little unintuitive.
Ta entretenido
painful, much more than the sequel, but still very very fun
Probably the best game ever made in 24 hours.
This game is very fun! It feels very very good, you feel that bullet smack into the robot like it is in Killing Floor 2! Also the game having a Workshop is such a wonderful thing!!! Thank you Developer Man!
Excessive controls, no tutorial, and confusing key layout make navigation nearly impossible without external guidance
swiss cheese
the real mind tech was the robots we shot along the way.
4/10 Neat little tech demo, but I can't justify recommending it for $5, worth a shot if you like gun mechanics
É uma premissa interessante mas o jogo em si é horroso.
1-É dificil ter alguma ideia de onde estão os inimigos, pois mesmo colocando o som do jogo no máximo não dá pra ouvir um inimigo que está do seu lado, e mesmo zuando todas as configurações de contraste, luminosidade e saturação do jogo não garantem que o reflexo da luz que eles emitem será visível.
2-Quase todos os cenários do jogo são corredores de uma só cor, gerados aleatoriamente. Assim, mesmo que seu senso de direção seja extremamente aguçado (meu caso, alguém que ama fazer trilha e adora jogos de labirinto como Wolfenstein 3D e RotT) você vai se perder porque não só você ter navegado em três salas idênticas, o cenário muitas vezes não faz sentido: escadas que levam a lugar nenhum, portas que dão pra corredores sem saída e sem nada lá dentro. E como o único objetivo do jogo é achar fitas jogadas aleatoriamente, e como o jogo é difícil, você vai perambular nos mesmos cenários repetidos e sem sentido milhares de vezes. Se você quer saber como é ter demência, jogue este jogo por duas horas seguidas.
3-Legal, o jogo te dá um controle extremamente granular de armas. Só mesmo isso não funciona bem. Pra que um botão pra abrir o tambor do revólver e outro pra fechar? Eu vou abrir um tambor aberto? Fechar um tambor fechado? Pra quê guardar a pistola pra poder tirar ou inserir balas de um clipe? Por que nesse jogo ultra tático eu não posso atirar de um canto sem ver, me inclinar pra ver o que tem no próximo canto, me deitar ou uma série de outras funções básicas que a cópia mais fajuta de Call of Duty me oferece?
