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For now Artifact has smaller player base than Gothic 2 (a 17 years old single player game). Enough said.

Two similar units of equal size. Mine stands on a hill with with a forest that provides 70% cover, the enemie stands on a clear field, gues what? The enemie's unit manages to kill 6 times more (not joking, 6 times) soldiers than mine. Tactics my ass, this game is garbage.

A decent old school RPG that wants to be Fallout, but fails hopelessly. It's average, in a good way, but still average. I mean, yeah, the combat system is nice and there is a lot of decent content, but... how to say it in a correct way and don't hurt anybody, hm... It has no soul. Sounds trivially, I know, but that is what I felt. You see, Fallout had a face - a dirty bearded face of a drug addict who spend most of his free time at the local brothel. In Underrail it seems like nothing happened to the world and people just suddenly decided to go underground. They don't starve, they have power and clean water, they don't die in slavery and I could continue, but I think you got my point. In Fallout 2 one locations such as New Reno provides more unique experience than the entire Underrail game. Not to mention it looks better, dispite the game is 18 years older. Again, after all what I've said, the game is good, it just has nothing special about it.

Alien cities? Nope. Traces of the devastating wars and cataclysms? Nope. Planets with various climate zones? Nope. Remnants of the extinct civilizations? Nope Maybe basic physics? Nope. Land -> Collect resouces -> Learn alien words -> Trade and upgrade equipment -> Repeat. That's it, the game has nothing else to offer.

I spent 300h in it, so I know what I say - DO NOT buy Red Orchestra 2. Tripwire managed to create the most glitchy game in the history of gaming. I mean, really, not a single thing in this game works correct (movement, reloading, shooting, server joining, graphics, AI, fps drops, it crashes, everything is broken). You have no idea how much times I had to crawl under the textures, how often I use "Umbra culling" console command, so the textures stop blinking and... NO, my PC is okay, it fits the requirements, so the game have to run smooth. But now I have to explain why did I spent 300 hours in it. Well, this is the only game about WWII of this kind. It have a good gameplay, a lot of decent maps (and a lot of terribly disbalanced though) and it's fun most of the time. If you see it for 2$ in steam, go check it out, but do not pay Tripwire the full price for that pre-alpha version of the game we expected to see.

You know what? This game is **** I don't even want to choose more polite worda, this is **** Not because of combat system, graphics or something, no, it was actually good, but what KILLS this game is level design. That's it. Level design is so bad, it crushes all the good things in Jedi Outcast.