Ready Or Not is (more or less) the spiritual successor to the SWAT series of games that were made by a company called Sierra On Line in the early to mid ‘90s. It’s a shooter that actually does something else. It rewards you for not taking a life, unlike other shooters.
As usual, you get a lot of toys to play with, just like in other shooters and, RON is no exception. The only exception might be, that you’re able to use both lethal and non lethal weapons while you ll play through a story in a city that looks somewhat like LA, but isn’t. And much like the real police you ‘ll deal with a lot of problems and see some things that most people will find a bit unsettling. And yes, that’s putting it mildly!
Currently, there are 2 versions of the game available. A rather expensive supporter edition that gives you early access to the released patches and some extra DLC in the form of the FBI HRT with some assorted equipment.
Despite the game being in early access there seems to have sprung up a rather vibrant mod community. This community has not only expanded some of the game’s possibilities, but made it possible to play a number of the old swat 4 maps as well. Which means you have some nice gameplay material to choose from. One thing about the gameplay though. It’s better with friends, comms and tactics, and that takes time. Luckily, RON looks like a game that ll be around for a good while.


Something popped up in regards to this game. A 2nd DLC is incoming. And again, this one is free for the owners of supporter edition. It makes me think they have some small development issues, but I don't think it's worrying.

Ready Or Not is (more or less) the spiritual successor to the SWAT series of games that were made by a company called Sierra On Line in the early to mid ‘90s. It’s a shooter that actually does something else. It rewards you for not taking a life, unlike other shooters. As usual, you get a lot of toys to play with, just like in other shooters and, RON is no exception. The only exception might be, that you’re able to use both lethal and non lethal weapons while you ll play through a story in a city that looks somewhat like LA, but isn’t. And much like the real police you ‘ll deal with a lot of problems and see some things that most people will find a bit unsettling. And yes, that’s putting it mildly! Currently, there are 2 versions of the game available. A rather expensive supporter edition that gives you early access to the released patches and some extra DLC in the form of the FBI HRT with some assorted equipment. Despite the game being in early access there seems to have sprung up a rather vibrant mod community. This community has not only expanded some of the game’s possibilities, but made it possible to play a number of the old swat 4 maps as well. Which means you have some nice gameplay material to choose from. One thing about the gameplay though. It’s better with friends, comms and tactics, and that takes time. Luckily, RON looks like a game that ll be around for a good while. Something popped up in regards to this game. A 2nd DLC is incoming. And again, this one is free for the owners of supporter edition. It makes me think they have some small development issues, but I don't think it's worrying.