Raid: World War II

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User Score
4.3

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 23 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 23
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 23
  3. Negative: 12 out of 23

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  1. MrUknownerBrian
    Nov 20, 2017
    6
    Raid: World War II is a very fun game however the game feels that it is a early acces title. There are alot lack off weapons on ww2,alot of bugs,grind game,rushed. You start by choosing 4 class and 4 characters. The voice acting is very well made along with characters look.
    The raids are well made along with 15 mission total. There are 2 Operative Raid That Contains days of it. 9 Raids    Raid: World War II is a very fun game however the game feels that it is a early acces title. There are alot lack off weapons on ww2,alot of bugs,grind game,rushed. You start by choosing 4 class and 4 characters. The voice acting is very well made along with characters look.
    The raids are well made along with 15 mission total. There are 2 Operative Raid That Contains days of it. 9 Raids Along 2 Secret Raids that can be found on file (and completing the mission succesfly)
    The idea of saving progress on Operative raid was great. It can make players take a break without losing any progress of Operative raids.
    Seeing hitler reaction on succesful/failed raid are also a great addition but it gets boring if you keep seeing part over and over.
    Music is great. I am not a big fan of listening music but these soundtracks are making me to listen them often. Sound is also a good.
    Gameplay:
    The shooting feels ok, the gameplay is fun as hell. But not always gameplay can be perfect. The AI are horribly bad since they get downed easilly if they get close to Flametropper and most of times caring about reviving you instead shooting at enemy. It's better off to play with your friend's or random players for now. The stealth is ok, however some of times enemy run straight into wall like it was nothing, detecting you and making your time very pointless. The controller are same as payday franchise. Again there are lack off weapons however dev are giving guns for free.
    Graphics:
    The game was made same as payday 2 (Diesel Engine) the graphics aren't really the great thing but they look like it was old live on world war 2.
    Results:
    The Raid: World War II feels like a early acces to the game, it has alot of lack off weapons,buggy to console's. I do only reccomend when its on sale or the game will be not having too many bugs and have alot of pontential. However if you want support them buy this game at full price.
    6.3/10    … Expand

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Metascore
53

Mixed or average reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 0 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 5
  3. Negative: 1 out of 5
  1. GameStar
    Nov 15, 2017
    65
    Raid: World War 2 copies Payday 2, but does little better and a lot of things worse than its role model. But the potential is there.
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  2. IGN
    Oct 18, 2017
    50
    Overall, I really like the theme and setting of RAID: WWII, especially considering its irreverent tone that evokes memories of Inglorious Basterds. But even though I’m a sucker for all things WWII, the bullet-spongy enemies, lackluster unlocks and customization, and poor mission variety don’t excite me enough to want to play beyond a few rounds. And while it’s putting the cart before the horse, without a strong community of users to drop into a raid with, there’s even less reason to stick it to Nazi Germany in this particular instance. Very little in RAID: WWII is absurdly broken or flawed, but its mediocrity makes it a missed opportunity to create a highly replayable co-op game within the WWII shooter genre.
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  3. GameGrin
    Oct 17, 2017
    65
    On a whole, RAID: World War II feels exactly like what you’d expect from a Payday clone. It takes less of a political approach than other games featuring Nazis such as Wolfenstein or the upcoming Call of Duty: WW2, and instead moves away from the war is hell narrative to opt for a more hyper-violent, stylised approach to the subject matter. While the choice of game engine severely lets itself down, there is still much to appreciate if you enjoy other co-operative shooters of its type.
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