Warface

Warface, the first experience of Crytek in the free-to-play field, is a very nice competitive online FPS, with a lot of well-known game modes and fast gameplay. The visuals are pure Crytek quality, and even if it’s not an original game, it surely deserves a deep look.

Crytek launches itself in the free-to-play market with a dynamic and interesting shooter, but realized too superficially to convince.

Warface is a good alternative to the traditional FPS: light, simple and fun, it lacks only a little more innovation to convince completely. Nevertheless, it deserves to be tried, and its biggest advantage is its price: it's totally free.

An uninspired coop-shooter, developed with a reduced cryengine 3. It’s ok for playing some matches with friends, but the game is missing longtime motivation. Unfortunately it is implemented in the very uncomfortable designed gaming-platform, named Gforce. At least, the game is free2play and offers some kind of entertainment.

Considering Warface is a sharp-looking game that you can play for free in your Web browser, you might be inclined to overlook some of its minor faults. The collaborative dynamic of co-op missions is the real draw, but the generic presentation and uninspired competitive combat don't take enough risks to push beyond what you've see done before.

A middling contender in the most oversubscribed genre around. Trades too hard on being free.

The action never inspires. [Issue#142, p.124]

top game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Se salva por los diversos modos de juego que tiene pero Aceves se limita demasiado

So here is an up to date review. Like what you would expect from most F2P games you do need to pay a little bit into this game to get the top weapons in game. But it does NOT mean that you wouldn't be among the good or even the top players if you don't. There are lots and lots of good weapons for in game currency, some of which you have to unlock by playing. One thing you might expect from a F2P is a rather toxic community. Players screaming about P2W(Jealousy) because they spent their $5 lunch money on a random box and didn't get anything(It's random.), complaining about hackers shooting through the wall(it's actually due to their lag in 9/10 cases), spamming **** in game chat or just blaming everything on the Chinese... etc. Another game killer is Warface's HAZARDOUS server connections. It's unstable, it's outdated, it's human - these servers would literally kick you out when they are mad. "Connection to server lost" and repeated seconds of lag(3PCs) happens way too often, even if you have extremely good ping. Warface is fast paced, which makes this problem even more deadly. You can be pretty definite that a player with 300ms will lose to someone of 50ms. Luckily, there are multiple NA/EU/Asia servers to choose from. You can't really say this game is unfriendly to new players. Fortnite is, I spent hours trying to figure out what those blue thingies on the ground are. Still have no clue. Warface is unfriendly in another way. It does provide you with walkthrough of each classes(Sniper, Engineer, Rifleman, Medic), but you do have to grind for better equipments. Similar to World of Tanks, but a lot easier and enjoyable. The gameplay however, is quite interesting. PVE modes are split into Co-Operations, and Special-Operations that is longer and demands more teamwork. Both of these modes have lots of huge maps(compared to PVP) for you to explore. I won't comment on PVP modes, it's fun for me but everyone has his/her own experience. This is a fast paced shooter game, therefore it does require you to have a good muscle memory Warface has evolved greatly since it's launch. Some video clips on YouTube is quite out-dated, make sure the date is specifically to 2018 when watching. Hope this helps.

Good gameplay. But just donate and cheaters kill the game, 4 points deserved.

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