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time to review a random game for max steam grand prix points

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Glad to be supporting my favourite game! Can't wait for a whole new year of content coming!

This is one of the best tactical shooters I've ever played. Loaded with content and will never stop being fun for hours on end. Totally worth your time!

Edit: Still worth your time now!

This one is really fun!


Easy to learn and pick up but hard to master it.


It's cute and it's artstyle is really cool but the gameplay will be sure to have you hooked.

What a fun game!

No, seriously!

Although it looks very simple it's charm is really amazing and can suck you into the game for hours on end.

Just a fair warning - THIS IS NOT FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE EPILEPSY DUE TO THE AMOUNT OF CHANGING COLORS.

Trust me, I know what I'm talking about when I say this.

EDIT: Looks like the players won, we now have OpenIV back to the general public! :D



ORIGINAL REVIEW: Take-Two interactive, I have one message for you after you shut down OpenIV:

Go tell your whole team of game creators to ♥♥♥♥ themselves.



Uninstalling the game until OpenIV is allowed to redistribute their product again.

Graphics for this game are very good and the water is definitely nice looking.

However, what you see in the trailer is what you'll get in the actual base game itself, and it's very limited for what you get. No option to add more ships or harbours to the game (unless you buy the DLC, which I presume some people don't wanna do).

The damage model simply isn't there. When you hit an iceberg it simply doesn't show any visible damage to the ship, although it does show a health meter next to your compass navigation that shows how much damage you've taken from the hit. I know it might be hard to code that IN, but at LEAST try to get SOME type of damage model into the ships, so it'll look nice when you strike an iceberg or something of the sort...

Speaking of icebergs... the game is also poorly optimized. I have a beast of a rig, and one time while trying to sink the P&O (Pride of Rotterdam), when I struck the iceberg, the game just freaked out and lagged like crazy! It went from 60FPS to 5-8FPS instantly, making me wonder how the devs tried to optimize this game.

There are definitely bugs, like on the menu screen where the water just glitches like crazy, or the one I stated above. Including one where when I started the game, all it would show me is a black screen then presumably crash (what I thought) and close the game. Other than that I don't believe there are very many bugs, but it is still a bit buggy because of when it was made. Pick up the damn pace 2010!

Oh, and wanna know what's under the nice looking water? Nothing. Not joking, NOTHING. Why would they make nice looking water then put nothing under it? I don't know, honestly. But I do know THIS: If your gonna make something look nice, at least at a few touches to it to make it even nicer! I mean, would it KILL them just to put stuff underwater?

Although it is a nice game, I can't recommend it for the price it's asking. For $20 bucks you get a very limited selection of ships and harbours to choose from, plus it still has bugs that haven't been fixed since the game was released. I would recommend it at $10 or maybe even $5 bucks when there is a discount for it.

Good game? The idea is a nice one, but poorly preformed from the developers themselves.