The best WW2 singleplayer experience, even to this day.

There are so many cool gimmicks that are super fun and surprisingly historically accurate. The gunplay has of course aged a bit, but the game makes up for it with super unique and fun concepts, especially when you're fighting against imperial Japan's guerilla warfare tactics.

The visuals, music, and story also come together to give it the powerful, weighty feeling of World War 2. The game doesn't hold back many punches, it lets you know that you're reenacting a real war that affected the lives of millions of real people.

Best co op game out there today.

Customer Service:
This game deserves a 5 for the great customer service alone. One time purchase with zero microtransactions other than ones that are purely cosmetic. And yet, despite only paying once, I've been receiving constant updates for the past few years absolutely free of charge. Super cool and rare for a game these days.

Graphics and Sound:
The graphics aren't great and they were what kept me from getting this game for a while, but I'm really glad I got over them, because this game is great. The music and audio is pretty good, nothing to write home about.

Gameplay:
The gameplay is top notch. Being in the dark with your dwarven bretheren, then tossing out a flare just to see it bounce around before falling down 50 feet. You realize that you've actually been standing in a massive ravine. You toss another flare and see it light up dozens of alien scum crawling down the walls ready to gobble you up. This game have revolutionized the feeling of spelunking like no other game has done with the exception of perhaps Minecraft in 2009.

The progression is great. The upgrades feel so cool when you get them, although some are a little lackluster. There is not as much end game content at the moment as I would like. However, there are still lot's of goals keeping my play time well in the hundreds of hours.

Great shooter game that launched a great franchise. The mission briefing scenes feel super immersive and the tech-y visuals are so cool. It really makes you feel like you're the best of the best, tasked with saving the country.

The gameplay has aged a decent bit and does not feel quite as satisfying as most modern shooters will, but what this game nails is the "realistic" feeling. The gimmicks like the stealth and snipe missions feel super immersive and are detailed enough to give it an authentic feel.

Great gameplay, engaging story, a genre defining game.

Apex Legends gunplay has a large emphasis on crosshair tracking instead of the flicking that seems more common in shooters today. This combined with a great movement system makes the combat feel very unique and fun in it's own right.

Unfortunately the game is held back by poor optimization. The lack of a solos gamemode has driven away much of the playerbase, as being forced to rely on randomly assisgned teammates can often be annoying. Furthermore, the servers are often down, slow, or filled with hackers. And the client can sometimes take up to 10-15 minutes to load in.

Overall, a very fun game with unique gameplay that is unfortunately held back by what I assume is EA shenanigans.

The singleplayer has a great aethetic to it. The mission briefing scenes feel so immersive, as if you're actually a Special Operative. The gameplay has aged very well for a game over a decade old, although combat does lack the satisfying feeling that has been so well polished in shooter since the years of this release. Furthermore, the gameplay gimmicks are less fun than there was in Cod 4. The story feels gripping and emotionally satisfying, if not a little too cliche at certain times. Overall, a singleplayer experience that is great, but does not quite reach the heights of it's predecessor.