Rogue Point

I bought the game expecting a RON style tactical shooter, but that's not exactly what I got. What I ended up being a unique blend of fast paced action and a tactical shooter, which isn't a bad thing. Both playstyles are viable both having drawbacks. Playing like it's new a COD game can clear levels fast however you can find yourself in a bad situation quick or you could play it slow and conserve your health but there are a few objectives that require you to rush like the bomb. Another positive about this game is the team knows what they are doing. Their previous work on Black Mesa and the care and attention they gave to that is here as well through the level design, cosmetics, and firearms. The maps themselves have a fair amount of open areas and corridors along with obstacles like locked doors or trip wires. The cosmetics are great, they have a fair share of modern tactical gear along with a few retro ones too, but the best thing is they're free aside from the HECU inspired one. Finally the fire arms. They may not have the real names of them but here's the thing, they are modeled off the real deal no COD half ass fictional bullcrap real looking firearms with a few added things like rails. With all this there a quite a few cons. A lack of content, there's not a lot of objective and the maps despite being made well cutting them into parts doesn't really help when it comes to verity especially when some just overlap rather than being like two or three separate maps. an example I can use is the airport. It could have been separated from the main building, baggage handling, and possibly the runway. however the biggest offender is the office there is no variation to this map at all just one layout even down to a locked door in the corner of the map. Last thing is the personal upgrades, being able to boost your heath, ammo reserves, and starter cash. I should not have enough money to buy MP7 right at the start, that just saps any difficulty this game has at the beginning. I feel like things like this should be left to the perks. Aside from that I feel like Crowbar Collective has made something special and I have enjoyed my time with it even though I'm playing it solo. This game honestly does not deserve to have less than concurrent 30 players.

je soutien, car pas si nul que sa au final !

ROGUE POINT, REVIEW OF REVIEWS: I bought the game a while ago and just last night talked to a clan mate about playing the game. Now, I'm seeing all the negative reviews coming out after the 1.0 release. In the end, Is it worth the money and playtime? It depends on what you are looking for in a game. I mean, review numbers 5 and 6 (seen below) are actually positives in my perspective. Overall, if you can grab it at a discount (I remember paying $18 it is 50% off right now) and treat it as a casual, brain-dead arcade co-op shooter to mess around in with friends, it can be a lot of fun. =============================== There is actual merit to the negative reviews, and the backlash isn't just typical internet whining. The surge in negative reviews stems from a very specific and controversial decision regarding how the game was launched. The most common complaints on the Rogue Point Steam Page focus on several core issues: 1. The Rushed "Version 1.0" Launch (The Biggest Issue) 2. The game was in Early Access for only a few months before the developers suddenly pushed it to a full Version 1.0 launch on August 4, 2026.Skipping Ahead: Players note that the game abruptly jumped from version 0.6 straight to 1.0. 3. It feels abandoned or a soulless "cash grab." The community feels the release was rushed out by management, leaving the game feeling bare-bones (with only 5 maps and 2 bosses). 4. Feels like the Devs are stepping away. Rumors and developer statements in the Steam Community Forums indicate that Crowbar Collective is mostly finished with active development and plans to hand future content over to fan/mod development, which many buyers interpret as the project being abandoned. 5.. There's an identity crisis in gameplay. The game tries to blend two opposing genres, resulting in design conflict. It features the tactical mechanics of a slow-paced shooter (like Ready or Not, complete with door-peeking, leaning, and camera gadgets), but pairs it with the chaotic enemy-spam and fast movement of a horde shooter (like Payday). 6. Players find that utilizing careful tactical planning is useless because the game heavily pressures you to run-and-gun through waves of highly accurate "bullet sponge" enemies. 7. The shallow rogue-like mechanics for a game billing itself as a "tactical rogue-lite," the progression elements can feel underwhelming. 8. The upgrade system relies heavily on flat, uninspired percentage boosts (e.g., +5% health or armor) rather than interesting, run-altering skills. Soooo, if you are looking for a deeply strategic, highly polished tactical shooter that will receive years of active developer support, the negative reviews are warning you that this isn't that game.

얼리 액세스일 때도 애매했는데 정식 출시 이후에도 애매한 이도저도 아닌 땍띠깔 햡똥 에프삐에쑤 게임 무한한 반복 플레이? 몇 번 하면 금방 질림 0.6.1 버전에서 바로 1.0 출시 해버리는 (2월 얼리 액세스 시작 후 8월 정식 출시) 미친 게임 아무튼 개발자들은 포기 안 하고 나중에도 업데이트 계속 할 거라고 하네요~ (자세한 내용은 없음) 포기 안 했다고 했으니 1년 뒤에 다시 확인해 보고 평가 수정할게요

game is alright not worth the full price get wehilst on sale buh

Great game buy it

needs more content but gameplay is fun and unique. it is just a more arcade form of payday that also has tactical elements.

Good coop shooter fun with 3-4 friends probably not so much solo. Little janky and some of the tools seem to not be worth using still having fun. Only real issues are sound related with enemies not making noise so that can just appear next to you. Hoping this game continue with updates.