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It's probably one of, if not the best VR gun sandbox games.

It gives the experience of a mediocre asset flip. It runs okay but I literally get better performance in-game than in the main menu. Get it on sale, if at all, but to be honest anything you can do in this game you can do in another game with higher quality EVERYTHING.

It's cheap and kind of fun if not repetitive and you won't get much out of it even with the customizable mission options. The core game never changes no matter what kind of mission you're playing. If you can get over the jank then it could be a decent time-waster.

EDIT: Just saw that the dev of this game is killing support for this and is starting up a new project to "improve" on the mistakes made with this game. The dev has stated that anyone who currently owns the game will get the new title for free. Kind of good, kind of bad. Up to you to decide how your outlook of this dev is.

Alright, eventually I'm going to write this game a proper review once I put more time into it and it receives more updates, but I have to give this gave a recommendation because of the devs. Taleworlds have put out a patch for this game every single day since the game came out and now have created both an alpha and a beta branch for even more feedback and update potential. The game had a bit of a rough launch, I do admit. The performance wasn't that great and I had a hard time doing small battles at the lowest quality due to stuttering. In just a few days this problem was fixed right up and I can play the game just find. Things go up and down, that's true. But I have full confidence in Taleworlds to fix any issue I come across in the near future.

It's a decent game but not as good as what came before. This game suffers from bugs and frequent crashes, and it got rid of or simplified a lot of features from Stronghold 2. The game introduced some cool new things while making other parts worse. The tower and wall building system feels clunky compared to how well Stronghold's 2's worked. No more monk units and no more merc post. Now the only cavalry in the game are mounted knights who lose their horses almost instantly.

No more crime system, gong and rats are gone, and are instead replaced with random events system that basically removes most strategy and counter-play. Stone walls can now be picked away and destroyed by any foot soldier.

If you want a good medieval / Stronghold experience go for SH 2 or one of the classics, stay away from this unless you can get it for cheap and can remember to save often.

The only decent parts of this game is that it looks good, the soundtrack is still great (a lot of classic tracks mixed with new ones that all rock), and the removal of the grid system with buildings.

I love this game. It's simple to pick up but hard to master and once you get a hang of things it becomes satisfying to play. It's not for everyone, as playing well is almost completely down to your own personal skill level and that's it. Every single kill and death will come down to either one person just being better or the other person making a mistake. Awareness, skill with weapons, mind-games, teamwork, and footwork are all important skills to have to succeed on the battlefield. A single weapon will not give a user skill, no matter how much some of the less-skilled players might try and tell you. Some weapons and combinations might be more annoying to deal with than others, sure. But there's nothing in the game that becomes an "I win" button when a player equips it.

The worst part of the game is the toxic minority that equates edginess to comedy. Just hope you get a server where those kinds of people are quickly kicked out, and if not, just use the mute button. Content is coming a little slow, and some of the maps are a bit wonky balance-wise, but it's something that can be dealt with. I have enough fun with the game as it is that any extra content is just a bonus. And when it comes to the maps, if I get stuck on blue on crossroads then I just try to make the most out of it until it's over.

I recommend this game if you're a person who can get up after getting knocked down and can persevere through the initial challenge to get better. If you can't handle the heat and you're more likely to blame the game instead of seeing that you might have made a mistake, then you won't do well here. But for the rest of you, I hope that I'll see you in the duel yard.

Warcube is a simple game based off of popular systems found in other games, like Shadow of Mordor and Mount and Blade. It includes top down camera that provides a nice view of your character, the "Warcube", as he slo-mo kills his way around levels that can be entered from an overworld.

As you travel level from level you will come across loot that can be grabbed and equiped that change how you fight in game. You can tank it out with heavy armor, a shield, and a big weapon, or you can fly around levels with minimal clothing, with a dagger in one hand and a bow in the other. The best part is that there isn't any true meta to the game, any combination can work.

Not only is the game itself a blast to play, but the developer is also trying his best to communitcate with the public to fix and improve the game. Each update brings more fun gameplay and hotfixes are commonly released to fix any issue that might arrise from the new patch.

Mount and Blade, a game series that will suck you in if you play it right.

This game is very strong in both it's singleplayer and multiplayer.

The singleplayer campaign is a very fun experience, as it revolves around you not only fighting in battles but leading an entire army with you. Not only do these campaigns last a long time, but with the help of the huge modding community, that playtime can get drastically increased. Want to fight in the Game of Thrones universe? Go right ahead.

The multiplayer is also a huge part of this game. Not only are there many multiplayer mods keep the community together, but even the normal game and the DLCs are still popular. I myself have spent a large amount of time in the Napoleonic War DLC, fighting in a regiment, doing huge line battles and skirmishes.

10/10 would waste 300 hours playing by myself while leading my legion of unwavering followers again.

A very fun game with a very large skill gap.

Because this game is so different from other FPS games, it can take a while to get used to the mechanics.
Like other multiplayer games, the only way to really improve is through a lot of time and effort.

The main problem with this game are the hackers, smurfs, and toxic players. But, there still are good people out there too.


With the addition of skins, cases, trade-ups and operations, you can most likely see yourself spending lots of time and money trading on this game.

Overall, a good game would recommend if you have played other CS games or other high-skill games. 9/10

Very fun game. Takes a little while to geta hang of, but when you do, the fun increases

Super fun game. It's a game that goes for $10 but is easily worth $25-$30. With the workshop and all the different multiplayer game modes, it is very hard to get bored.