Zero Caliber 2 Remastered

Me lo he pasado genial con este juego. Me vino en un bundle y la verdad, que no tenía ni pajolera idea ni de que existía. Os recomiendo totalmente jugarlo de pie y cubriros vosotros mismos detrás de los coches, esquinas,etc... ya que los tiroteos, sobre todo los de interiores son una pasada. He podido observar también que tiene materiales que se traspasan según el calibre de las armas, armas que por cierto están increíblemente detalladas sin decir además que hay un montón, todas ellas configurables hasta limites increíbles. El juego se portaba bastante bien con la configuración de mi ordenador pero al final opté por bajar todo al minimo para que fuera lo máximo en cuanto a fluidez. La semana que viene me viene el ordenador nuevo con una 5080 y tengo claro que otra vuelta le daré para ver como se ve con todo en alto. Lo del idioma que no os preocupe, aquí lo importante es avanzar y ametrallar a todo el que venga por delante, con alguna que otra puerta que abrir o artillería que usar.

I wish Steam had a "Mixed" or "Meh" rating option because that’s exactly how I feel. Since I can't, I’m giving it a thumbs up to highlight its potential, but the game has major flaws that need to be addressed. The Bad: -Constant Crashes: The game crashes far too often on both DX11 and DX12 modes. -Broken AOE Damage: Explosion damage goes through solid walls. There is nothing more frustrating than defending a tower 20 times only to be killed by an RPG out of nowhere. -Enemy Respawns: Too many enemies spawn continuously in a single location. It feels endless. The devs clearly wanted this to be the "COD of VR," but even Call of Duty abandoned this awful, infinite-spawn design years ago. -Terrible Vehicle Sections: The turret set-pieces are incredibly boring. Worse, the gun placement is too low; I had to squat the entire time just to aim, which completely wrecked my back. -Numpad Fatigue: Unlocking numpads is tedious and boring. Why are there so many of them scattered throughout the game? The Good: -Satisfying Gunplay: The shooting mechanics feel fantastic. -Immersive Atmosphere: The world building and vibe are spot on. -Better Length: The missions are noticeably longer and more substantial than the first game. Like I said, it’s as close as you can get to a VR Call of Duty right now. It has great bones, but the execution is held back by technical issues and outdated design choices.