Rekoil

Unfortunately, while its developer can roll out a patch to improve its performance, it can’t roll out a patch that will increase its player-count. With that being said it is impossible to recommend Rekoil, a game which is swiftly heading towards stagnation before it ever had a chance to prove itself.

If you're going to make an FPS by numbers, then you need to at least make it good. If you're going to attempt to clone Counter-Strike, you'd better be on your game. As it stands, Rekoil is a bland, buggy broken mess; but even when it's all working it has absolutely nothing to recommend it. An insult to the games upon which it is based.

If one has to choose between this and Takedown: Red Sabre, get this. That's the only circumstance under which I'd recommend it, though.

What we end up with is a bland, heartless shooter that asks you to spend $14.99 for a handful of maps, unbalanced gameplay, far too many glitches, and game ending crashes. Yes, Rekoil did manage to make me think of Counter Strike, too bad that it only made me think of wanting to play that game instead.

Rekoil is a disappointing Call of Duty clone that gets basically nothing right and ends up being one of the worst first person shooters I've ever played. While it was hyped as a competitive twitch shooter, it is absolutely nothing like the great multiplayer FPS classics of the late 90s and early 2000s.

Rekoil está longe de ser uma obra que valha a pena gastar alguns trocados para se obter. A falta de inovação e desafio, aliados a uma jogabilidade e proposta clichês podem fazer com que muitos gamers pensem duas vezes antes de adquirir o jogo.Qual o...

By techtudo.com.br on February 13, 2014

There's no excuse in releasing a game that's held together by good intentions. There was more to the classic shooters than speedy movement and accurate guns, which is just about all Rekoil has going for it. The rest is a mess of bugs and bad design...