Hell is Us

The developers should be slapped for not having a map. What's the point, like, a true experience? There are maps in real life, hey. Some guy rides around in an APC with a flying drone, but he can't even sketch a map. Otherwise, it's an average game, just a good way to kill time.

The marketers apparently decided that if they stripped the player of a map, compass, and basic human interface, their dreary creation would automatically become an elite immersive experience not for everyone. But in reality, it's simply a lame patience simulator, where you sit in front of a monitor with a real notepad and phone, like a grandfather at the post office, trying to sort through an unsorted pile of notes and remember which of 20 identical rusty locks the key you found 10 hours ago fits. Our menacing tactical bastard in a poncho and a personal nanodrone on his back is capable of slicing up metaphysical beasts with an ancient razor, but he gives up in front of a half-meter wooden fence and chokes to death in a knee-deep puddle, forcing you to cut kilometers through the gray guts o… Read full