
A Third-Person modern military Shooter designed to challenge players' morality by putting them in the middle of unspeakable situations.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | — | 28.3Kreviews | 94% | — | not modelled |
| Free | 1.6Kratings | 94% | — | not modelled |
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Locura.
Gentlemen, welcome to Dubai.
Fun, short game, though it has its flaws. Off the top of my head: - The NPC AI is utter trash They constantly leave covers and just stay in a position out in the open. This sucks even more for the player, as your team most of the time will just push straight ahead and die, forcing you to somehow heal them without getting your head shot off. So mostly, your team is just useless. The enemy NPC also seems to have mostly unlimited ammo, until they remember they also should reload lol. - Damage Sometimes the enemy just doesn't get hit/damaged, even if you shoot them up close or try and blow them up. They get staggered or just don't react, even if the hits/explosion should've killed them a long time ago. - The story feels forced and shallow I mean, I get that it's supposed to be about hard choices, PTSD, mental health and trauma and all that...But it just isn't given enough time or characters that are actually well developed in order to do that. Add to the injury the fact that most choices, dialogues and actions are just completely bonkers, don't seem to have any sort of logic or sense to them and seem to be some kind of deus ex just so the rest of the plot can happen. - Weapons There's a clear imbalance between the weapons, though I guess they're fine for their intended purpose. There's also a weird shaking effect that happens when you're trying to shoot but you're getting shot at (even if you're getting hurt or not), like the character's reacting to getting stung by invisible bees or smth and keeps on flinching lol. All in all, for what it offers, and especially if you can get it for free (or very, very cheap), it's a short and pretty fun game, even if it is definitely below the level of most shooters out there (even in the year the game came out).
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Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish - Spain
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Es un juego que esta muy bien meterte en la piel de un soldado en el cual hay un giro argumental muy bueno
Captain Walker executes worst recon mission of all time - asked to leave Dubai
Dubai is ♥♥♥♥. Plz I just wanna go home.
First time i have ever experienced being mind 🍇'd by a video game, and i did NOT enjoy it 99.9% of modern warfare shooters is about being a savior, a hero, but not here. SOTL shows things that other games are afraid to show, the consequences and unnecessary casualties. Game f@cks with you since the very beggining,"that" scene, constant 4th wall breaking and blaming PLAYER specifically does get uncomfortable in a very memorable way. Gameplay is pretty good yet clunky, but it's managable and doesn't impact overall experience, which is highly appreciated. So to sum it up, very short yet unfathomably impactful experience that you WON'T get in any other military themed game. Please bring it back and allow others to experience the trauma themselves since the series is dead, it won't be continued, neither remastered, so just solve the music license and bring it back. Let them feel like a "heroes"
What an amazingly written game. Why are there no games made to this calibre today?
This is one of few reviews I've ever written. I am a 45 yr old gamer. Grew up on 90s Sierra, Lucas Arts, Doom, etc etc. This is probably my fav game. It's hard to write what it's based on without spoiling the experience, but the single player story of the game, remiscent of Heart of Darkness is rofoundly touching, deep. With a Ok shooter and ncie graphics base. Only game I ever wanted to get every single achievemtet on. Can't recommend enough.
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