Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare Reviews

Game was decent but was then Abandon by the devs

Broken and also bad. I wish I got a refund because JESUS its bad.

this game has better core mechanics than competitors even if not polished and currently it cant compete with studios and million dollar industries, it seems it relies on belief and faith of the community, (to the devs) I may be new here but I believe in your vision, keep going and don't give up! - this will go down in history as one of the greatest success stories on the internet if you guys can pull through, the more you believe, the more action is taken, the more it materialises, (to the people curious about bugs) from what I learnt from my little hours on this game, currently the factions are somehow tied to the mining which can bug out i'm not sure how it works but I think by helping convoys you can up your relations indirectly

They took our money and ran. Made a quick buck on a shitload of fuck.

Dead game. Simple as. Gonna go get Total Conflict: Resistance instead lol.

Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare offers a unique and refreshing take on the open-world, tactical shooter genre. From the moment you step into the shoes of a faction leader, the thrill of building your empire amidst a chaotic, war-torn world is incredibly immersive. The game strikes a perfect balance between fast-paced, first-person combat and the strategic depth of real-time strategy, allowing for an experience that caters to both action lovers and tactical thinkers. At its core, the game revolves around managing a faction—starting with minimal assets, you must carefully plan your next moves, grow your resources, recruit soldiers, and gradually expand your influence. This strategic layer gives Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare a level of depth that many shooters lack. You’ll find yourself weighing options between building up your forces, engaging in diplomacy, or launching full-scale attacks on rival factions. The wealth of options at your disposal provides a level of freedom and replayability that’s truly commendable. The innovative combat system is where Freeman truly shines. The game’s blend of first-person shooter action with real-time strategy mechanics allows you to seamlessly shift between directing your army from a top-down view and diving into the heat of battle as a soldier on the ground. This is where Freeman distinguishes itself from the competition—it’s not just about commanding from a distance, but actively participating in intense firefights. Whether you’re leading a group of troops or defending a vital position, every moment is filled with adrenaline and strategic choices. The game's world is vast, filled with rival factions, bandits, and warlords all fighting for dominance. Each encounter requires quick thinking and careful execution. The firefights are intense, thanks to responsive controls, satisfying weapon mechanics, and engaging AI that keeps you on your toes. It’s a rewarding experience when you successfully lay out a strategy, outmaneuver your enemy, and watch your soldiers execute it to perfection. One of the standout features is the game's attention to detail in both its tactical depth and combat design. The RPG-like progression system allows you to upgrade your troops, weapons, and equipment, creating a sense of personal investment in your army's development. The freedom of choice in combat and tactics encourages creativity, allowing you to adapt to different challenges based on your playstyle. While the graphics aren’t groundbreaking, they are functional and well-designed for the scale of the game. The environments, though not overly detailed, provide a gritty, realistic atmosphere that complements the setting. The sound design, especially during battles, further immerses you in the chaos, with gunfire, explosions, and commands from your troops adding to the intensity. In conclusion, Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare is a standout title that manages to deliver a fresh and engaging experience. The fusion of real-time strategy and first-person shooting is expertly executed, making it a game that appeals to both tactical masterminds and action junkies alike. Whether you’re leading a massive army from above or charging headfirst into battle, Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare keeps you on the edge of your seat. If you’re a fan of strategy-driven shooters, this one is a must-play.

You wanted to create a world where you are the resistance, nice try but the game was terrible also idiotic ambitions. Best of luck to your future endeavours. Goodbye.

hi, so when it comes to a product that i buy. i expect a finished product. and if it is pre release, then i expect for it to be worked on and updated. at this point the devs for a few years now haven't released anything, and comment once a year to say they have new content just ready to be released. yet where is it? they don't communicate anything elsewhere and its been years sense an update. it seems like a dead game, and they are milking it for money at this point. not who i would wish to do business with. if they kept constant communication and actually streamed an occasional project, i would feel better, or if they just say its dead, i would would understand it. but this is a business and i expect better.

This game is dead it seems. No update since April 1 2024 like an April fools joke.

No more updates years later after multiple posts promising us new content and more updates. No point in purchasing this game anymore boys, ESPECIALLY not for $25.