Recent reviews by Mox Fulder

Wishlisted the full game. There's a lot to like here, although I second a complaint I read - it's less an academy manager, and more of an agency/part-time training manager.

Suggestion: add a "next training day" button, or just let us click on the calendar and fast forward us there. I had a full roster, hence no need to further scout other players for the time being, and getting through the next training needed a lot of clicks.

First match ever, playing solo queue, turned two people into chickens. I laughed my eyes out. Then I noticed the map was already shrinking, so I started running, but didn't make it, so I was turned into a chicken myself. Laughed again, 10/10

It was a'ight. Yeah, nothing original, a lot of mechanics borrowed from Destiny (mostly), Titanfall, etc, but fun game nonetheless. I should mention the last COD game I've played was MW2, so I can't compare this to other recent iterations.

So, I backed this game on Kickstarter last year, I think, because I saw a lot of potential (and, let's face it, because of Breaking Bad - who didn't want a taste of the drug-dealing business after watching that show?), but didn't expect it would see the light of day (albeit in alpha) so soon (what with all my disappointments with KS games). Well, thank god it did.

After logging an hour and some minutes on it, I can definitely say the potential is still there. And even more so than I had imagined. The thing is, it's still pretty much "barebones", as others have pointed out. So, for now, buy it at your own risk (as you should do with all Early Access games), but I'll bet that a year from now, this will be one hell of a game.

Horrible, horrible port. I meet recommended requirements (except the 8GB ram part - I have 4GB), and the game is barely playable. Scratch that, after the prologue it's unplayable, with all its stutters and graphical glitches, even on minimum settings. I can't recommend the game as it is (day one), and it's beyond me how Rockstar managed to release such a crappy product, even after all the delays.