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I have no idea why the negative reviews... It may not be the most heart pumping of survival games, this was certainly not as tiring as Alien : Isolation despite the similar inventory, but it does what is expected of it. Given that you have played at least the 3 first Front Mission games, this will finally give you the Zaftran side of things in a way that is a nice little change of pace. I also suggest you give Front Mission Evolved a go after this one, since it's a decent conclusion for as long as we dont have either Front Mission 4 or 5 remakes on steam. The story is AWESOME, right up there with Dog Life & Dog Style; the fact that the game was visionary about its conflict in eastern europe only makes it hit deeper. In great Front Mission fashion, you'll find inside drama, romance, hard sci-fi war epic, and even a touch of the supernatural... which is unusual for the series, but not unheard of. Each of the main characters are likable, though I might just have chosen the right answers. And your answers DO matter. (Take that Mass Effect!) The grim and humorous elements are mixed in a very humane way, and manage to keep mostly out of the pyschological trash. (Except one or two witness endings.) Maybe it was forgetting to put Front Mission in the title? If not for a redditor mentionning it, I would never have known this game to be out. But once I did, I couldn't wait to play it. And for all the fun it was on a first playthrough, it's kinda sad to get it at -90% of the price. A nice -50% would still have been a fair deal. Left Alive gives you three playable characters to navigate the City of Novo Slava, 11 main characters that you can alter the ending of, and 30 witnesses that can also have alternate endings. This is a lot, and you'll quite probably not perfect it at first because some of theses people do not want to be found! Ok, the AI voice that tells you enemies are approaching when it's you stalking them is annoying. And it breaks the immersion that she does it at full volume yet is never heard... But I promise you it's only that bad in the first few levels. From the fourth onward, the maps are better spaced and there is even a full level where she is completely shut up. It's a weird mechanic, but not one that deserve a poor review. It's a third person thing, so of course expect plenty of jank, slow aiming, and a way to portray distance that makes it weird most people do not spot you, especially in broad daylight. (I was playing casual though.) And, despite this taking place in the Front Mission universe, and one of your main being a pilot... you will get tired to see crashed WAPs that you can't climb in. I would have been ok with a little less reminders that this is not a piloting game at its core. Or would expect the military to recuperate those, even just one tow truck with mechanical arms to pack them up would have been great. But I digress... When you do finally pilot some of the wanzers (which is more or less one out of two missions), the combat is okay. Not as good as Evovled though, because they managed to make the screen even more cramped, and they insisted a bit too much on making the back of your mech look cool taking 2/3 of the screen while you go at F1 speed in short streets. More often than not, you'll end up crawling and shooting things from afar... but this only serves the grittiness of it all. Are you here to walk a lonely war torn place trying to evacuate civilians in front of the futility of it all? Then this game is definitely for you. Do you want high international conspiracy about virus and cyborgs, and AI seers and mechs? Then please give it a try. Just don't expect a FPS, a tactical game, nor a Armored Core altenratrive. And if you are here for the constant tracking and fleeing of hide and seek... Just beware that this is a way more tactical take than a horror one. But it does the job with flying colours. If you are to give this a try, you'll have to be certain your computer's memory is optimized right, if not, it may crash pretending you are out of memory. This is not true. The game runs perfectly well on a GTX980 on full graphics and with all DLCs on. All I had to do was increase my virtual memory pagefile size; and since it may also help other games, please do. Windows key > sysdm.cpl > Advanced tab, settings, performance > Advanced > Virtual Memory, change; uncheck "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives". Select the drive where the game is (preferably your fastest SSD). Click "Custom Size". Input according to your RAM : - 8 :: Initial : 12288 | Maximum : 24576 - 16 :: Initial : 24576 | Maximum : 49152 - 32 :: Initial : 49152 | Maximum : 98304 Set > Ok > Restart computer. Please do, because contrary to the people having played it on medium, I can tell you the game looks FF movie good.