Beyond Enemy Lines: Covert Operations

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  1. sixlink
    Jul 14, 2019
    2
    Showed genuine good intentions, failed to deliver on all fronts.
    Spoke to dev about poor quality, told me it's just him and difficult to dev on switch,. Kept his emails. Said sacrificed looks for draw distance and ai. Loads of pop up and it's worse in performance mode, I kept shooting a guy in the head but nothing happened, I advanced and a huge container appeared in front of him. I shot    Showed genuine good intentions, failed to deliver on all fronts.
    Spoke to dev about poor quality, told me it's just him and difficult to dev on switch,. Kept his emails. Said sacrificed looks for draw distance and ai. Loads of pop up and it's worse in performance mode, I kept shooting a guy in the head but nothing happened, I advanced and a huge container appeared in front of him. I shot a guy thee time in chest and he stood there doing nothing. Genuinely the worst fps experience ever. Shame the idea was nice but I felt this was just a quick cash in on no fps hardly on switch. Not worth £5 let alone 2    … Expand

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  1. Nintendo Life
    Apr 29, 2019
    30
    Beyond Enemy Lines: Covert Operations is an Early Access game that’s come out of the oven less than half-baked. The good intentions of the developer are clear to see in the open-ended nature of each map and the way you approach each objective in your way by opening locked doors and hacking computers rather than shooting your way into a facility, but none of the mechanics in place ever make these conditions feel reliable or rewarding. It’s a purely single-player experience that really needed more time to work out its considerable number of kinks before enlisting on the eShop.
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