First of all this game is an FPS, the controls are very simple following the traditional WASD for movement, Mouse for Aim, 1234 to change weapons, space bar for duck/cover application as well as dash, jump from cover. E is used to use an item, and F for Grenade. This game can be played in two styles PvP or PvE. You can group up with random people or bring your clan to the battle in either PvP or PvE. Match lobbies are numerous and if you are soloing you can always find a place to go, or just simply create your own match and wait for folks to join in.
HIDE/SHOW
Matches
The matches are fun, seriously fun. I really have been enjoying this game. Don't get me wrong there are some downsides, and Ill get to those in a bit; but being able to log in grab a match and pound out your enemies in 20-30 minutes matches is something that fits into my lifestyle perfectly. The maps all look good, plenty of natural obstructions to hide behind use for cover etc.
Baddies
The enemies in PvE can be tough, and once you played a time or two you start to recognize which baddies require a sense of urgency (Warmonger) and which you can just mow down. Now with this being said, I have played one Hard mode in PvE and while I am sure my skill have improved since then, but I got owned by the baddies rather quickly. An in-experienced group in Normal mode will still get wiped from time to time, so this game will challenge you in your FPS skills. Speaking of being wiped you can revive falling comrades by moving to their location and holding space bar, if you actually die, you or teammates can revive you by using 1up tokens earned through the reward system.
I have not delved into the world of PvP as of yet, but for the sake of experiencing what the game is like I postponed being called a newb, and having my face peeled Back by automatic gun fire.
Loadouts and Extras
There are all kinds of Guns, Side Arms, Bats, knives that you can outfit onto your char. You can purchase additional space on your char so that additional can be carried, as well as opening more locker space (Bank) to hold more personal inventory. This can be done in one or another, by using in game gold earned during matches or by purchasing EMP with actual money. One of the things I dislike is the purchasing system you can buy guns, mods etc with in game gold for 1-day, 3-day, 7-day increments. After the days are up you have to re purchase the item. This is annoying. There are some items that can be purchased permanently but you have to spend actually money on these items, this seems to fit into the Micro-Transactions the gaming industry has grown so fond of, I understand these folks have to make money but by god, in ZMR the shop menu is almost overwhelming, with all the different ways you can purchase items, VIP cards, blue cards, and a ton of other options.
All and all the game is pretty fun, I would see playing this game for an extended amount of time being hard if you don't group up with friends or join a clan, maps get a little repetitious, I am sure they will expand on this after the BETA. The game is worth a download.
The matches are fun, seriously fun. I really have been enjoying this game. Don't get me wrong there are some downsides, and Ill get to those in a bit; but being able to log in grab a match and pound out your enemies in 20-30 minutes matches is something that fits into my lifestyle perfectly. The maps all look good, plenty of natural obstructions to hide behind use for cover etc.
Baddies
The enemies in PvE can be tough, and once you played a time or two you start to recognize which baddies require a sense of urgency (Warmonger) and which you can just mow down. Now with this being said, I have played one Hard mode in PvE and while I am sure my skill have improved since then, but I got owned by the baddies rather quickly. An in-experienced group in Normal mode will still get wiped from time to time, so this game will challenge you in your FPS skills. Speaking of being wiped you can revive falling comrades by moving to their location and holding space bar, if you actually die, you or teammates can revive you by using 1up tokens earned through the reward system.
I have not delved into the world of PvP as of yet, but for the sake of experiencing what the game is like I postponed being called a newb, and having my face peeled Back by automatic gun fire.
Loadouts and Extras
There are all kinds of Guns, Side Arms, Bats, knives that you can outfit onto your char. You can purchase additional space on your char so that additional can be carried, as well as opening more locker space (Bank) to hold more personal inventory. This can be done in one or another, by using in game gold earned during matches or by purchasing EMP with actual money. One of the things I dislike is the purchasing system you can buy guns, mods etc with in game gold for 1-day, 3-day, 7-day increments. After the days are up you have to re purchase the item. This is annoying. There are some items that can be purchased permanently but you have to spend actually money on these items, this seems to fit into the Micro-Transactions the gaming industry has grown so fond of, I understand these folks have to make money but by god, in ZMR the shop menu is almost overwhelming, with all the different ways you can purchase items, VIP cards, blue cards, and a ton of other options.
All and all the game is pretty fun, I would see playing this game for an extended amount of time being hard if you don't group up with friends or join a clan, maps get a little repetitious, I am sure they will expand on this after the BETA. The game is worth a download.
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