Six Days in Fallujah

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  • Publisher: Victura
  • Release Date: Jun 22, 2023
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4.8

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  1. Leroy_Jenkins
    Jun 23, 2023
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Not nearly as many warcrimes in-game as there were in real life, feels like a glorification of western imperialism and the idea of American exceptionalism… Full Review »
  2. Gulbens
    Aug 21, 2023
    8
    I am giving it a high score as it gives possible the most hardcore pve experience out there - massive potential and team focused gameplay isI am giving it a high score as it gives possible the most hardcore pve experience out there - massive potential and team focused gameplay is very appealing, consider the fact that the atmosphere is based on testimony of real life US marines.

    It does require lot of polishing though - to start with to choose the level You want to play on (randomly You can sometimes get 2-3 times same mission in a row) and creating Your own loadout (does not have to be complicated, but having only 4 to choose from, when leader cannot change, is way too low.

    Levels are procedurally generated, which I love as it provides a totally different experience every single time, but this is definitely not enough. Looking forward to come back to it with more content as for now it gives no point of replayability    … Full Review »
  3. Innumerableman
    Jul 29, 2023
    6
    Summary -- If you like tactical shooters despite their flaws, its probably more in the 7 or even 8 out of 10 range. You can't channel CoD andSummary -- If you like tactical shooters despite their flaws, its probably more in the 7 or even 8 out of 10 range. You can't channel CoD and hope to get far in this game; really do need to work with at least 1 other out of the 4 people (including you) in your squad to be successful in the game. Stick together, use lots of voice communication and everyone will get to the end of the mission alive.
    Its a PvE Coop only game, where you go into randomly-generated maps (that all kinda feel the same regardless of the randomness) and perform different objectives. Some maps are Defend until X period of time, others are about disabling explosives, others you just secure the map (kill the opposition).

    Good stuff -- The movement is weighty, and it takes time to do things like get up to full speed if you sprint, or clamber over objects because the game takes into consideration that you are wearing 60 or 70 pounds of gear on your character. The graphics are very good, and the audio for the walkie-talkies (only way to talk to your squadmates if they aren't right next to you, unless you cheat and use Discord) are is very realistic sounding. The gunplay is pretty good, and the sounds of them are great. Reload time is realistic. The audio in general is good. The quotes and video interviews from the actual soldiers that were there in Fallujah years ago is really interesting and a cool touch. the UI/HUD is very minimal which is good because it encourages you to talk with your teammates more. You can be picked up if you're incapacitated and bandaged, and if you die you can be respawned from the APC at the start of the map 1 time, which I think helps weed out the run-and-gunners.

    Bad stuff -- Robot AI. Its the biggest problem that plagues most tactical shooters, including Ground Branch and Ready or Not as well. The AI doesn't move, shoot, or do anything realistically (beyond flanking, but they do that very slowly) which totally throws off the immersion. Too commonly you will be headshot faster than a human could react to seeing you, pull their gun up to aim down sights, and fire. I've seen the AI walk down steps backwards, then faster than you can blink your eyes, they whip around forward (teleporting to face forward is a more accurate description, really )and shoot you straight in the head. You can't customize your loadout whatsoever, you are locked into playing either the M249 guy, one of 2 guys with an m4 (one gets a shotgun for breaching and indoor stuff), or the guy with the m203 attached m4. Can't change anything about your armor or non-weapon kit either.    … Full Review »
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