Great for uninstalling

Well , some friends have finally convinced me to play this game. When I saw the trailer I was very confident and excited about this little title crytek have decided to launch. It showed me pretty interesting mechanics and things I have never seen in a free to play game. And when i actually saw that crytek made it i jumped up and i told myself : this means a new era for free to play games.
Well , i was wrong . I was so very wrong.


The game focuses on straight infantry combat. You start the game and jump right in the tutorial with no explanation about what is going on . Some female voice tells you everything that you need to know about classes , movement mechanics , weapons etc. After you finish the tutorial you get a weapon which only lasts a week ( I will talk about this MAJOR problem later on ) . You get to choose whether you want to jump in a game through matchmaking or through dedicated servers. I truly recommend dedicated servers because you can find a game faster and you skip the 20 minutes wait time until you find a server that is empty in matchmaking.


The gameplay itself has some next-gen elements in it , such as : helping a teammate climb a higher structure by boosting him up , reviving ( not really next-gen but oh well ) and also SLIDING . I said SLIDING in bold text because i want to point out that it is OP ( OverPowered for non-DotA players ) , meaning that when you slide , you can also shoot. This makes it so that when you see a dude , slide and shoot towards him and he's dead. No matter his skill , level etc , he will not notice you and you will get an easy kill. It was slightly nerfed since i first played this game in the closed beta , but it is still OP.
The game also has classes , which are primitive and remind me of Battlefield 4 . You get the same generic classes you see in every shooter ( medic , sniper , engineer , and rifleman ) . The one that somehow stands out is the rifleman , which is somehow a support from Battlefield , but with the ability to give himself ammo without droping it .
Anyway , you've probably played other shooters and you know how they handle.
The gunplay is very unbalanced. You start out with some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ weapons which are actually waterguns because all their stats are set to 1 ( out of 100 ) , and all of your enemies are higher levels with weapons that seem like very small miniguns combined with Counter Strike AWP's . In other words , you will lose every single battle if you don't have proper cover.
The maps are very small . Actually , they are smaller than Nuketown in Call of Duty . No need for more words here


MICROTRANSACTIONS EVERYWHERE!!!!
Yes , you will be swarmed in little ads with weapons or clothing that doesn't do anything . These items will continue to appear on the screen until you buy them . And the worst part ? You will struggle to kill and kill and kill for money , money , money , and when you have enough money to buy another ♥♥♥♥♥♥ item with all the stats 2 , you will rage and throw your PC out the window when you will notice that it will only be available for one week . Of course , until you buy a Premium account that will cost extra money ( real money )

Overall , i DO NOT recommend this game. Don't let the screenshots and trailers fool you. It's not worth it. It will never be , because this is what the corporations do to the developers: They make them create unfinished games like this one

Amazing unistalling simulator

Fun to delete

i liked the part when i uninstalled this game

I have a mixed opinion about the game. While it can be a fun enough game, there's a fair amount of cons that ruin the fun. I do and don't recommend this game, and here's why :

Pros :
-Guns don't completely overpower one another
-The game keeps you going by having to unlock things
-Most Co-Op missions are swapped out daily
-Fair amount of upgrades for your character
-Co-Op requires a good amount of teamwork
*This also means that the team has to consist of at least 3 of the 4 classes with a team of 3^, if you want to be successful
-Easy-to-use controls
-Actions are easy to do and are beneficial

Cons :
-Co-Op isn't that great, gets boring after the first few co-op missions
*The game requires players to play Co-Op to unlock some new gear
-Most weapons require real money to keep permanently, instead of 1, 7, or 30 days
-PvP isn't very fun after a while due to various reasons:
*People dropshot too often
*Spawn camping is insane
*Medics serve little purpose in PvP since you can respawn right after death
*Maps are incredibly small, disabling a need for any tactical play
*Snipers are rendered useless on almost every map, due to the small map size
-Co-Op gets to be a bit repetitive
-Great weapons are cheap, allowing new players to get an amazing weapon
*This is both a pro and a con, but listed under con because it takes away some of the purpose of Co-Op
-Medic is used more for close quarters rather than reviving teammates
*The medics are equipped with a shotgun, while other classes aren't

Overall, I would recommend this game to anybody who's played Fps's (First-Person-Shooters) such as CoD when it was good (Before MW3 in my opinion), Battlefield, and Rainbow Six. Don't expect the game to be amazing, for me it's more a game to play when I'm bored with nothing else to do.

Pay to win. Disappointing.

So... my Warface review. Well, I'll start out by saying that I was part of the very early closed betas of warface, and played it almost daily starting around Febuary 2013 until about November 2013. I had a large group of friends I played with, and one by one they slowly stopped. Back then, it was pretty buggy and there were a lot of hackers, so once I saw that Warface was posted on Steam, I decided to give it a shot.

I really genuinely enjoyed playing Warface. Cumulative between betas, I invested about 250-400 hours. (All stats and time counters reset every time a new beta started, or large changes were made so it was hard to keep track.) It was a great free to play game with a lot of maps and options. Around this time one year ago, they implemented the kredit system, so people could invest real hard earned money for weapons, boxes, armor, etc. I, being very into the game spent about $200 (regretfully) over the course from October to November 2013. I was dead set on getting the PEG Bullpup shotgun. All $200 was spent, and I was left without the shotgun. A friend of mine rolled ONE box, and got it first try. I was furious. Ultimately, this is why I stopped playing almost a year ago.

Fast forward to when it posted on steam, I decided to reinstall the game and try again. Now, when it posted on Steam, you could use the actually gold currency to buy boxes. I still had about $800,000 from when I played, so I said screw it and tried for the PEG Bullpup again. (Kredits are the real money currency, and gold is acquired from PVP and PVE missions) If you have played Warface, you can understand JUST HOW MUCH $800,000 is. I used every freaking dollar and did not get the gun.

TL;DR The gameplay is great, if youre in a lobby with well rounded players or have some friends to play with. The pay-to-win factors kills any enjoyment of actually unlocking stuff.

I'll probably continue to play this game, and hate myself for doing so.

Almost enters the realm of "So bad it's good" - but not quite.

Genuinely terrible game

I am really, really surprised how Developers of Warface manage to get the game worse every time I log in (almost in all aspects...).

Just a few of them - lags are getting worse, entering game as well and gameplay getting stupidly bad, same maps... What is really the worst part is that you clearly feel WF forcing you to buy stuff,,,, And that is the reason why I am not going to do that ;).

There is a lot of good and bads about this game. The game is fun when theres no hackers or no lags (which is very very rare to happen).

It's a shame because Warface has a lot of potential to be great...

Never heard of the game before I tried it.

If you like multiplayer co-op and you're a team player, this is a game for you. If you're into pvp/being a ♥♥♥♥♥♥/playing solo.. this ISN'T for you. If you won't heal your team mates, repair their armor or give them ammo.. sniper is the class for you.. but then we don't have alot of need for you.

The co-op part is very challenging at harder difficulties where you will need to coordinate and work as a team, while you can mostly just rush and shoot like a maniac on the easier difficulties.

The difficulties are "initiation", "regular", "skilled" and "hardcore", in ascending order, obviously.
When you reach skilled, you start to realize how much you actually need your team. Hardcore is impossible if you don't work as a team. You will need someone to do two of the following; keep you stocked on ammo, repair your armor and heal you. This while you do the third one to the others.
Games are played in groups of FIVE, so you can experiment a bit with a set up, you might even need a sniper, what do I know, right? ;-)

My final words are these;
It's definitly worth a try if you like co-op games, the pvp part is just not worth it.

"Dis gaem iz liek cod but less fishey."

I see a lot of negative reviews saying "pay to win, it sucks"...I haven't paid for a single damn thing and I still come out around the top of the leaderboard most of the time. It's an FPS. If you can shoot it, you can win it. If you lose, you probably just suck at FPS LOL. Serious. As for the pay to win, you COULD go and waste your money on buying the more advanced weaps, or you could just play like normal people and build up enough coins in game to purchase it that way, EITHER WAY, the purchase is temporary and not worth your time. Just play for fun. Don't take ♥♥♥♥ too seriously.

Warface is an interesting addition to the FPS genre, which harkens back to certain games and yet is in many ways much better. There are several issues which seem to piss off the majority of the people who play or attempt to play it. I'll try to provide some clarity in the murkiness of other reviews.

The game is set in a dystopian-future senario, which completely lacks originality: there is some big evil multinaitonal corperation that has taken over the world's economy, resulting in the loss of nations in the traditional sense and a new age of tyranny. This organization uses a corrupt mercenary force known as "Blackwood" to keep the peace and enforce the will of the New World Order. Standing against them is a band of spec ops soldiers from across the globe, who have teamed up to form a rebel group known as "Warface."

Warface has two modes, versus and co-op. Versus is your standard multiplayer experience, with four classes that have distinct weapons and distinct abilities at your disposal (Assault/Soldier, Recon/Sniper, Demolitions/Engineer, and Medic). Generally speaking, as is with most FPS's, multiplayer is multiplayer, and since the game is from the same company (EA) as the Battlefield series and is, as I believe, based off of the game Crossfire, there is nothing particularly new and exciting or innovative about versus.

Co-op is where Warface defines itself as a game apart from the rest. In Co-op, teams of between 2 to 5 players take on the roles of the four classes as members of the Warface rebel group, and complete missions which change every day based on map, objective, and difficulty. Daily, there are 6 missions: 1 or 2 initiation-level (for new players), 1 or 2 reuglar-level (once-you've completed all the training for the different classes), 1 skilled-level (the general "medium" level), 1 hardcore-level (for experienced players), and 1 tower-level (a sort of arcade mission where you progress level by level up the tower of Blackwood's HQ). The maps, and furthermore, the routes and objectives in said maps, for each of the difficulties, changes daily, as said before; I only mention it again because I thoroughly enjoy this element of randomization that requires you to be on your toes every day. Because of this, a frequent Warface player who has become dedicated to the game will be rewarded by ever-changing gameplay.

There are, unfortunately, many problems that arise when it comes to co-op, which has dissuaded many people from playing this most unique and exciting mode of Warface.
-1) Anyone with connection issues or graphics issues will find that, in co-op, where truly team-based play is required, such issues are compunded and result in greater frustration and a terrible gamign experience for all.
-2) Too many players approach this game like it's Call of Duty. Which means that they run around selfishly focusing on getting kills, instead of working together as a team to complete objectives (whish usually involves killing lots of opponents anyway). Such players will not share their ammo (if they are soldiers), provide covering fire for teammates (if sniper), replenish teammate's armour (if engineer), or heal others (if medic). If even one of these duties isn't done, then the whole team is guarenteed to lose.
-3) The co-op gmaing community is generally unfriendly towards new players. They automatically assume that all pople who play immediately after completing trianing missions should be able to complete even the hardest difficulties (which aren't even availible unless you've completed the easy difficulties!). They hurl names and will refuse to help new player sor overlook obivous deficiancies, thereby destroying the cohesiveness of the team even further.
-4) It can be difficult to unlock new guns. You have to buld up one of the variety of Warface currencies by completing missions, which never give you enough, so that you can choose from what is daily a small selection of weapons, some of which you cannot purchase permenantly.

But I still believe that Warface is one of the best FPS's out there. In co-op, I have finally found the kind of game I have been waiting for for years: a truly team-based mission experience that is challenging, ever-changing, and truly unique. Despite the difficulties and problems, I still love this game, and would recommend it to anybody looking for a genuine team-based FPS experience.

I rate Warface at 7 out of 10.

"Recommend" would be a strong word. This game is like an off brand Twinkie. Or an M. Knight Shamalan movie. Or an American "Top 40" song. It's impossibly generic, remarkably fake, ludicrously detrimental to your health, and yet, somehow, still mildly enjoyable.

The Good: The class system is robust, but still largely functional, the weapons are decently balanced, and it looks pretty darn good, while not being a massive resource eater.

The Bad: Absolutely no originality, the transition between levels is a Disneyland kiddie ride, and the conrtrols are a tad... off-putting (for me at least)

The Ugly: The "Crowned" items give this game a moderate case of "Pay2Win" Syndrome, and you help your teammates cllimb walls by shoving your fingers up their butts. :c

TL;DR: A nice, casual, generic, free shooter that's great for killing time. If Battlefield and Planetside 2 had a mentally damaged child, this would be it.

Terrible. Wasted a few GB of space on my harddrive, and a night of downloading on my terrible internet (DSL, live in the middle of nowhere). Do not waste your time with this pile of garbage. On the website, " Players can also slide" is used to advertise some of the *very few* features of this game. Players can also slide? Really? It is clear that there are really no other good examples to use for advertising this game. There's a reason it is free to play. But then again, plenty of other things are free too, such as dog feces, rotten food, used condoms, trash, etc.

Pay to win. You can chose to grind for countless hours to earn a gun. The items you buy last for only 7 or 14 days, then you have to start all over again. I personally do not have the time or attention span to grind this game non stop, only to have my efforts taken away in one or two weeks. Or you can waste your cash on items in-game. Of course you can buy a gun permanently, but you HAVE to spend real world money on it.

Graphics are terrible. All the settings were maxed out, on a machine that is more than capable of running most games on max settings, updated drivers, etc., still looked terrible. Normally, I don't mind bad graphics in a game. This game was advertised as having great graphics and the lot. Crytek brags about how "Immersive play is ensured with high quality graphics". The gameplay is far from immersive, and the high quality graphics is a blatant lie. While I don't mind bad graphics, I hate it when companies blatantly lie to the consumer.

Annoying. You have to sign up for some dumb GFACE account in order to play. GFACE is basically another rip off of Origin, which is already a terrible piece of software. That takes some time, then of course you have to confirm the email address. Obviously, the company sells your email address to some spam sites, who appear to assume that I must want to buy viagra or something. Luckily, I used 10minutemail.com to avoid the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Logging in to play the game each time takes forever to load. An easy solution would be to just use Steam, but for some reason the devs don't want to.

I must admit a few things, or else this would be useless hate speech. The game is built off of a great, solid game engine. The engine gave it potential, but the developers ruined it. The size of game compared to the amount of content is not too bad. For example; Payday 2 has not a ton of content, but the game is massive (30+GB before a recent update). This game is very small, could be good space optimization or lack of conent, I don't really care either way.

To sum everything up, it is a game with great potential, ruined by greedy and lazy developers. Players, particularly ones with access to their parents credit card, will buy things over and over again with real world money. They will put a little bit of money in at a time, until they end up spending small amounts of money frequently in the same way that someone with a real world addiction does. The developers know this, and couldn't care less about the quality of their games, as long as that pay check keeps rolling in. I'm not really trying to insult the people that do the actual building of the game, but rather the people in charge of what gets developed, "executives", if you will. Yes, I know from personal experience how crazy difficult and time consuming it is to develop ANYTHING, even a simple terminal app with very basic UI. It hurts me to call a developer lazy, but I feel I must do so in this case.

Thank you for reading this guide, and please mark as "helpful" so that others may see this review as a warning before they waste any time with this game. Sorry for any poor English/grammar; I'm a gamer, not a professor.

In the event that this review gains popularity, and some foreheads start commenting hate towards me, I will not be replying.

Pros:
1.Good PvE & PvP
2. Gameplay 8/10
3.Plot 9/10
4.PvE 10/10
5.PvP 7/10 (Bugs)
6.Has good classes
7.Not a bad game to play
8.Time wasting (Good) and its REALLY addicting !
9. Better than COD (PC)
10. Just the feel of it is nice !


Cons:
1.Pay 2 Win
2.Buy a gun/gear/Untility and you have a time line
3.Lags REALLY bad at some points in the game. It lags more in PvE than in PvP
4. The NPC always have Aimbot on
5. No "Voice chat"
6. Takes forever to level up
7. The levels for PvE are to long
8. Sometimes it can tick you off (Rage mode activated)

Let me start by introducing myself.. I am from the clan Legend and my name is Stonewall. I have played over 300 hours of this game and I want to tell you the basics. (It does not show my hours on steam because I played through the website).

Obviously this game has grabbed my attention to have me invest 300+ hours into it, and there are a few things I want to go over. I am a high ranked player with over a 2.5kdr, but I was not always that way. When I first started I too said things like "P2W noobs" or "get a life kiddo" to the high rank players, but now since I took the time to get better at the game I realized that it's not the case at all.

First of all if you say someone is paying to win a game, you're implying that because they spent money, they have an advantage over you in the game. This is not the case in Warface unless you count the VIP feature pay to win. VIP only offeres vendor,money and xp bonuses. It is true that you can buy gun from kredits, but they are most of the time worse that the ultra-rare tier section of the vendor unlocks. Your starting guns will be garbage, and it does take a long time to get used to the gameplay and the flow of the game, but it does happen.

If you're worried about having an underpowered gun it is likely that you're rank 1-10 and have not unlocked anything decent. High rankes will have most of the guns, but I've personally seen players with 500 hours on the game and have 1 or less kdrs with the most overpowered weapons. So what does this mean? If you're having trouble first make sure you're not thinking you are better than you are, every game takes practice and being a fresh recruit vs high ranks will be challenging, this game is a very fun adventure, and the PVE aspect of it can be great fun once you make friends and create chemistry with all your playstyles.

Let's go over some points..

-Every player that kills you is not a hacker
-Every high rank with guns is not a P2P player and paying has very limited perks
-Every good gun can be unlocked by PLAYING THE GAME
-Do not base your opinions off of 30 minutes of gameplay
-Give it a real chance before you judge it, I too rage quit the first day and came back to it later

Warface is not the prettiest fps game out there, but most things in Warface can be accomplished by playing the game. Just enjoy it and have fun, find your favorite class and stick to it for a while, then venture off into more classes. The game is free and they're doing you a favor by keeping it that way.

See you in there!

Its good, take your Time get into it.
GFX Wise Nvidia Gameworks added, looks good.
No P2W.

not giving 10/10 until its sponsered by mountan doo and dortios

I like the game but the repair system is unnecessary and should be removed