Ready or Not

Ready or Not’s grounded, gritty gameplay is one of the best tactical experiences on console. It requires you to take it seriously to be successful, but that’s what an elite tactical shooter will do. If you’re into this sort of thing, I highly recommend it.

Ready or Not absolutely nails the feeling of being in an Elite SWAT unit, packing mass appeal for tactical shooter fans.

I didn't think it was possible, but Ready or Not’s unique thrills and overwhelming controls have adapted well to the PlayStation 5.

The console version of Ready or Not retains both the best and worst aspects of the PC game. Although it suffers from performance issues and crashes that could be resolved with future updates, it stands out visually for its impressive graphics, despite some minor bugs.

For those who count Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 and SWAT 4 among some of the best tactical shooters around, playing Ready or Not feels like riding a bike. Even with the adjustment of going from PC to console, Ready or Not still shoots to the top of the list of tactical shooters available on PS5 or Xbox Series X/S, because there's simply not much else on the market like it.

Ready or Not is a tense, strategy-focused tactical FPS where careful planning matters more than speed. It offers immersive, high-stakes missions and a strong sense of realism but struggles with clunky controls, a steep learning curve, and downgraded visuals on consoles. A rewarding yet demanding experience for patient players.

When things are working, Ready or Not can be a lot of fun. The problem, is, Ready or Not rarely works, either as expected, as intended, or as I’d like it to. Some may enjoy its edginess, and others may find a completely different experience engaging in multiplayer. I’m frankly too concerned about toxicity from what I’ve heard in single-player to dabble in this exercise with randoms on mics.

Seriously gamers need to find moderation with games these days, there are a lot of bad games in the last 7 years, and this isn't one of them. This game is as milsim as it gets. Its intense, the environmental story telling is as good if not arguably better than Bethesda. The weapons and skins are great. Everything about this game took time and creativity to a point. Also, for the price ($50) it's worth it.

Supposedly worse graphics than bodycam but definitely better, it's a pity that the missions are too repetitive and usually the enemy locations don't change much during the missions, in my opinion better missions They are for DLC, the game itself is realistic (to a certain extent), there are a lot of weapons but not many missions to be honest.

This game is good, but the gameplay on PlayStation is really bad. You actually need to play it on a PC. Another problem on PlayStation is the text size—it’s way too small, you can barely see anything.

Ready or Not for the PS5 retains the gameplay of the original PC release however the reason the game for PS5 is bumped down so heavily is because the censorship is far too heavy handed and causes such an issue to the game's atmosphere that it completely crushes any kind of nuanced or balanced take on the world of the game and it's many troubles. It makes the game essentially a playground for kids where the original was a serious addressing of the many problems of our world and highlighted the inequalities and injustices that funnel people into doing the things they do. By censoring some of the more visually confronting moments this takes away that impact and creates a dangerous misunderstanding of the situations in which the operators find themselves in. Ultimately it also creates a draconian attitude towards creative expression by cutting out certain things a particular platform doesn't agree with. The industry is far worse off having continued tightening restrictions on what content can and cannot be shown, within reason the practice of restricting particular ideas is ok but given the current state of continued tightening of restrictions further and further the gap for creative expression in video games is slowly dying.

Je ne sais pas trop sur quoi commencer, il y a tellement plus de choses négatives a dire a propos de "Ready or Not" que les mots se perdent ! Je vais donc donné mon avis sur la difficulté "Difficile" dont je suis actuellement en train de faire en solo et plus précisément sur les "Suspect" qui sont ignobles. J'ai pu terminer la plupart des missions en "A" et "A+" qui propose un vrai challenge. Mais une mission arriva et me dégoûtera du jeu, malheureusement, la fameuse mission "Corruption Rampante" qui est tellement vaste, ayant énormément d'angle mort a sécurisé. Qu'il en est quasiment impossible à terminer vivant ! Car les équipiers que vous dirigez sont idiots, ils ne prennent aucune initiative, avance (un suspect était armé d'une Kalashnikov, devant l'une des 2 entrées) sans vérifier les ouvertures de portes, les angles morts, passe devant des suspects à appréhender et ne font rien, etc... Les "Suspect" ont des réflexes surhumaine, j'avais positionné mon équipe en retrait, ils essuient des tires directe, je le contourne par le flanc gauche (dans sont angle mort) et me prépare a le neutralisé, il se tourne d'un coup sec et me tue instantanément ! ajoutant a cela une une AI "SWAT" complètement nul, vide de sens, qui ne suivent pas les ordre donné et qui bug régulièrement. Donnant un résultat final dans vos missions qui seront tout juste catastrophique ! Les développeurs de VOID Interactive sont des anciens Forces Spéciales qui plus est, et au vu du manque de cohésion des IA du "SWAT", j'ai plus envie de dire que j'ai affaire à des "bidasse" qui n'ont aucune expérience tactique ! J'espère sincèrement que les développeurs vont améliorer d'avantage le jeu qui souffre encore beaucoup de bug et des défaut de conception, alors que le jeu à déjà bientôt 4 ans !