Insurgency: Sandstorm

One of the handful of shooters that works on Linux and honestly wish I could recommend the game but as it is now I can't. It's fun but there is a severe lack of ability to just play with friends without having to jump into the cod brained, loser filled public lobbies, try and find a community server that fits what you want, or go through to process of hosting your own server. Steam gives you the tools so we can play with friends but you guys just refuse to actually put the effort into using it. Every update is a handful of bug fixes, maybe one or two new additions, and 10 new cosmetic dlc's. For a game that is priced at $29.99 id expect there to be enough content to back up the price tag and insane amount of "DLC's", but the game is still fairly bare bones and feels like an early access. Yeah their are a decent number of maps but most of them feel so similar The customization for each class is pretty awful and insanely restrictive so if you want to actually use anything alongside your primary weapon you can really only afford 1 or 2 attachments. Which can get fairly aggravating pretty fast. Besides the insanely greedy people behind it, this game its pretty interesting. If you're going to get it, get it while its 75%+ off otherwise its just not worth the money. It's fairly optimized, its a nice mix between COD, ARMA, and other tactical FPS games but, as it is now its not worth the price. It's yet another case I wish steam gave us a mixed option. But here the con's are enough I'd rather give it a thumbs down than thumbs up.