Army Troop is a multiplayer shooter set during the World War II era. The guns, maps, and character skins are all designed to fit the game’s setting and overall style.However, I noticed several problems that other gamers who enjoy similar shooters may also dislike. To start, the weapons looked very blocky and did not feel detailed enough for my liking. The bullets also looked blocky, and every round fired was very visible, which took away from the added realism that many players, including myself, enjoy.The movement also felt very floaty, almost as if my character’s feet were not touching the ground. Grenades were not very effective either, and the hand grenade explosions lacked detail. The maps were also very small, and I noticed that a lot of the fighting centered around one main area on each map because the spawns were not well-distanced or coordinated.
The maps I played on were not the best and did not have a very notable style. Overall, they were pretty straightforward. The graphical details on structures such as sandbags, buildings, grass, and other small environmental elements could definitely be improved.However, I did appreciate the straightforward design of the maps because it reduced the potential for camping. With improved spawn locations and more detailed touch-ups, I think the maps could greatly benefit the overall feel of the game and make the firefights feel more intense.
The weapons in the game did not feel very good to use. One noticeable issue I caught very quickly was that the pistol seemed to fire faster than the semi-automatic rifle, which was hard for me to understand. Most of the time, I found myself using my secondary weapon, the pistol, more than my primary weapon, the carbine rifle.As I stated previously, grenades were not a good investment for getting kills because the explosion radius was not large enough, and the explosion itself lacked the extra detail needed to make it feel impactful.
Overall, Army Troop is a pretty straightforward PvP shooter set in the World War II era. In my opinion, the game needs quite a bit of work, and as it stands right now, it feels too subpar for me to give it a high or even mediocre rating.I believe this game has a lot of potential, but that potential has not been reached yet. You can buy the game on Steam for $9.99, but I would give it more time to be developed further before jumping in. I gave Army Troop this rating because I believe it accurately reflects where the game is currently, and I think many other players may agree.
Reviewer Steam Name-Ember_Destiny
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