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Got this after Ubisoft dropped achievements on Steam and was hoping that the reviews weren't an accurate reflection of the DLC pack. Turns out they were quite correct - much like the reviews, this campaign was overwhelmingly negative. A glitchy, buggy nightmare that is palpably rushed. Conceptually it is ingenious... combining the underlying mechanics of Wildlands with more loose and fun gameplay, like drifting, racing, precision challenges... but it plays like a untested version of an early saints row. Some of the side mission ideology even seemingly stems from saints row, like "driving live untamed animals." The only redeeming aspect of the story is the "twist" at the end. The character building throughout is weak and embarrassing to play through.

You do not get companions, so if any sort of mishap, bug, or tragedy takes place you instantly die with no chance of revival and have to restart from a poorly built checkpoint. Overall the difficulty to complete is based entirely in tedium, as you have to grind side missions to gain followers in each of 4 regions of the map. It took me about 6 hours in totality, and I had some serious hair pulling and cringe inducing moments throughout. Avoid this if you aren't going for 100%.

Short and sweet - a unique and creepy game unlike any other liminal horror I've played. There were a few anomalies where I really got spooked. One of those games that will punish you if you try to rush things... take your time and it is a fun playthrough and 100%.

This game doesn't oversell itself... it is a pile of dookie. But you probably know that already going in. I had a steam coupon for 75% off and snagged this game for .34 cents USD. It plays janky, it can be infuriating and hilarious in the same moments. Overall, I say it is worth it for less than a dollar. At the end of the day, I have payed more to play equally trashy arcade shooter games with quarters.

I bought this because it was super cheap, looked nostalgic, and seemed easy to 100% complete for achievements. It turned out to be all those things. Took me about 4.8 hours to finish everything in one run.

I think it is worth a play for achievement hunters and people who want to play some sort of poor graphic version of a stripped down Battlefield that slept with Gears of War and Spec Ops the Line. It is visually boring, and incredibly repetitive for the midsection of the game. I think there's a mission where you get in a car and then it crashes three separate times in a single mission.

Here are a few tips before you dive in:
- Friendly fire is OFF, so don't worry about spraying the hell out of West.
- If you are close enough to an enemy that you are "blind firing," just melee them. They WILL beat you up.
- Stay back from shotgun enemies, they are unforgiving.
- Try to follow the teammate as closely as possible. It's one of those games where they designed it to be played in a very specific way, and if you falter off path, you can easily get lost and never find the objective door.
- There is a fun Silenced variant of the UMP .45 on the mission with the guards in suits. Second floor.
- Save the UMP kill achievement for last, because you will end up using it for the last 4-5 missions of the game. It is the best overall, with high fire rate and great ammo capacity.
- You cannot do much while sprinting. Don't try to melee or swap weapons mid sprint, it won't register.
- If you drop some guns, they will disappear. Like swapping weapons. Especially the rocket launcher.

Good luck homies

This game was a lot of fun! It is really true to the form of the film. Combat is fluid and engaging, with some over the top gore and explosive capability. There were also quite a few hilarious dialogue lines that caught me off guard and had me laughing.

The "free roam" portions in the city are kind of tedious, as you can only run so fast as a giant robot. It felt like they intentionally made the character slower than other games so that the quests aren't super fast.

The story was a lot of fun, even knowing pretty much what to expect after seeing the movie. From an achievement perspective, the majority of them come naturally and none of them are an annoying grind. Some of them take some research or premeditation, but I found it simple to wrap them all up in one playthrough.

As far as replay ability, this game is low on the scale for me. I probably won't ever play it again after playing through and enjoying it fully once.

I played this game entirely on Steam Deck, except for the purpose of getting one achievement (250+ on the shooting range) where I had to plug in a mouse and keyboard to make it happen. The game crashed 4-5 times total, and ended up freezing once, but overall it was pretty seamless on the Deck.

Plot wise and physically, a timeless masterpiece with excellent replay ability. Would recommend to anyone and everyone who has not yet played it.

Pretty good game! The story was good and fun, and it kept me engaged until the end.

Now, disregarding the story, I will describe it from an achievement hunter's perspective. Many of the achievements are unmissable and go along with the storyline. This covers the mission achievements as well as many of the ability ones.

With a little bit of time and persistence, all of the "do this 50 times" or "collect 20 whatevers" can be done easily.

The only hard ones were the distance achievements (I just rode the bike and ran around the courtyard for like 30 minutes IRL) and the playtime achievements.

The problem with the playtime achievements is that you have to be IN THE GAME. You can't leave it open and go to the internet, you can't even pause or sleep your pc or anything. You have to be actively standing in the game for 40 hours. I left it open overnight with the lowest quality settings running like twice and that took care of it.

Other than that, it was fairly easy to 100%, and it was enjoyable to play.

I have played Spec Ops: The Line for ~20 hours, and I have gotten all 50 achievements. Here is my list of pros and cons regarding the game.

Pros:
Fairly easy achievements (with dedication)

Good colors

Skippable cutscenes

Cons:
Horrific checkpoint system that makes the game an incredibly boring grind on harder difficulties

Terrible and incompetent AI

Bad sprinting system

Plot that makes you think you have some control, but all paths are scripted to lead to the same stupid edgy ending

Ammo capped too low. When on harder difficulties it takes a whole clip for a single enemy, might as well give us a higher ammo maximum...

Overall
This game was mediocre. 6/10 for achievement difficulty because of FUBAR one shot deaths, decent scenery at some points, but overused purple colors and sun flares. If you like scripted third person shooters (with chunky cover mechanics) that horribly attempt to convey a psychological breakdown in the protagonist, this game is perfect for you. If you like a game where the choices you make actually change the outcome, like in the Walking Dead, and there are checkpoints every couple minutes so that you don't have to grind through the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥ cover shooting battles over and over again, then I recommend getting something else.