Ali Ruhi Öztürk

I've sunk countless hours and money into this game. It's addicting, it's toxic, it's depressing, it's not fun. Stay away if you love your health and money. Everything is rigged so that players get frustrated into buying a premium account, tanks, and boosters. Stock tanks (freshly unlocked tanks) with free crew training have TERRIBLE stats. Abysmal gun dispersion, view range and visibility force you to either grind for tens of hours or pay up. The grind gets exponentially worse at the higher tiers. There is NO PINPOINT ACCURACY in this game. Even if you stop, wait for 10 seconds and don't move at all, have 110% trained crew with boosters and modifications, you will still have a massive dispersion, even with tank destroyers. The RNG is baked into this game so deep and hard, there is no fixing it, ever. Add all that to this; maps are very small, most common maps are 1km squared. There are even smaller maps, and the biggest maps are reserved for tier X tanks but that doesn't matter because YOU CAN'T SEE ANY TANKS BEYOND 600 METERS!!! Tanks beyond that range disappear completely from view, they do NOT render. Let that sink in for a moment. Then think about why the dispersion sucks on ALL tanks. Oh and, the hitboxes are very, VERY rough, most tanks don't have weak spots at their vision ports like Tiger 1. It doesn't even matter though, the dispersion is so bad you have to go point-blank to hit any specific part of a tank, it's all RNG. The grind is extremely harsh, not only do you have to grind new tanks, stock tanks come with garbage guns and turrets btw, and you have to grind for the crew, extra equipment, and boosters. Add all that the fact that above tier VII, if you don't perform super well, you lose in-game currency to repair and ammunition. Oh, that reminds me of the premium ammunition. Yes, you can buy it with in-game currency, but even getting a penetrating hit with them does not compensate enough for their stupidly high price. They make sense if you have a premium account and/or a premium tank so that you make so much money even if you perform like garbage, you can make the money back you wasted on premium ammo. Btw, the premium ammo has a lot more penetration but the same damage as standard ammo. There is so much more to tell, tons of ridiculous mechanics that make the game even more unfun, but I'm going to conclude this review now with this; STAY AWAY! It's for your own good!

I'm Turkish so my review is going to be biased, be warned! This is a medieval combat sim with baked in diplomacy. It's a fantasy version of 8th-century Eurasia, with tons of different factions. The melee combat system is very detailed, simple, intuitive, easy to learn, and hard to master at the same time. There are tons of difficulty options in single-player so the learning curve is very flexible. There are 500 to 500 field battles, sieges, raids, duels, arena tournaments in this game. But there is also a metagame where you can have a huge army, manage cities and castles, start businesses, fund caravans, get married, have children, teach them how to mount a horse and use a sword, conquer the world by yourself, or make alliances. By the time I'm writing this review the game is still in early access, but it gets regular updates almost every week. It has an active multiplayer with lots of modes and servers, it has very powerful modding tools so expect great mods of this game, it already has tons mods though, I'm talking about big stuff like Napoleonic Wars. The singleplayer campaign is still pretty barebones, but if you play it as a sandbox it's extremely fun. Devs constantly update and fix issues, and they're very open and communicative with the players. You might encounter some bugs or missing features, that is to be expected, but if you're not sure what you're getting into, you might find this game empty and pointless. Don't forget, this is an open-ended sandbox 8th-century combat, battle, and diplomacy game. You will be disappointed if you're expecting something like Witcher 3. This game is not a triple-A title, but even then it's pretty polished. The decision is yours, I love the game, I bought it and didn't regret a minute of it.

Cluttered UI, extremely bouncy movement, very long time-to-kill. Other than that, the game is well optimized, looks pretty, and umm, that's it. I love Quake and Unreal Tournament, but this game is ever faster and have more verticality then those. I find myself yelling "stand still" and "just die already" too often. I'm going back to CoD MW. If you want a free to play fast paced BR, Apex is far better at everything than this one.

Very unique tactical FPS with destructible environments, lots of strange operators, slow-paced gameplay, and a very steep learning curve. I kind of love it and hate it at the same time. Compared to R6 Siege, CoD is too fast, OW is too arcade, Squad is too realistic, Valorant is too old-school. A lot more fun with friends, but that's not a compliment. Get it if you really like tac-shooters, but do it on your own risk. You might love it, or hate its guts.

I was tired of CoD MW2's bad visual clarity, inconsistent TTK, and random spawn locations, and Insurgency sandstorm rushed to my help with Pc Game Pass. The game manages to strike a beautiful balance between realism and gamefication. The TTK is punishing but consistent. Visual clarity is great as the game doesn't even need enemy outlines or name tags to increase visibility. Variety of fun and balanced game modes and maps, tons of weapons, attachments, throwables, tools etc. keep the gameplay fresh. However this game is not for everyone. Realistic, slow gameplay might be boring for most players. Visuals are a little dated, but they're not bad ar all. There are cosmetic dlc but their variety is limited. Lastly, don't expect this game to have seasonal events and battle passes. Its monetization is a lot like games from 2010s. Overall I think this game successfully pulls off what it's trying to do. A rare gem in realistic FPS genre.