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Enter a high-stakes PvE-first open-world tactical shooter set on a quarantined Southeast Asian island torn apart by faction warfare. Deploy as an elite operator, fight solo or with your squad to carry out missions, earn reputation, and explore the truth behind the Event igniting the conflict.
Gray Zone Warfare is a early access, online co-op and tactical game
developed and published by MADFINGER Games and a.s..
Released on April 30th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese and Turkish.
It has received 59,318 reviews of which 40,235 were positive and 19,083 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 18.59€ on K4G.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows® 10 64 Bit (latest update)
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-8600 / AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600 (AVX2 support required)
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1080 8GB / 2060 SUPER 8GB / RTX 3060 8GB / RTX 4060 8GB / AMD Radeon™ RX 5700 8GB / RX 6600 8GB / Intel® Arc™ A770 8GB
- DirectX: Version 12
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 40 GB available space
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- Additional Notes: SSD required
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Alright. Let's talk a little about Gray Zone Warfare , which at the time of this writing, has seen the release of the Spearhead update and witnessed quite a spike in new players, returning players, and overall concurrent and peak player counts. This was my entry point for the game as well. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3702794091 This game is still in what the devs call a "pre-Alpha" build, which is to say that despite being available in early access since April 2024, still has quite a ways to go before it sees its final release and the level of polish you'd expect from a full release (presumably). At this moment however, this is actually a fully playable and hella fun game, albeit with some significant issues that you would expect from a game in such an early early access state. Actually, it's one of the few moments where I feel like the value is already there, even with its flaws. Where the game truly shines is with its gunplay and traversal, in my opinion. Combat feels good. Guns have weight to them. Bullets seem to have real impact. The audio for this is top tier and really adds to the overall feeling that you're really firing actual weapons. Other than the default knife everybody gets. That thing is fairly useless, lol. But yeah. combat is stellar. Traversal also feels good. Walking around/running around is appropriate the setting, which is tropical with some towns and such. There's actually good variety on the map, and the map itself is pretty big, even with the exclusion zone in the center. It's rare that you will experience clipping or get stuck on random objects. Of course, you can use LZs to infiltrate or exfil via chopper. Which is pretty cool. Especially when the LZ is a significant distance from your faction base. The flights to and fro don't get boring to me. Speaking of factions, you can choose one of three PMCs to be a member of. Your choice does seem to impact things in the game. At the most basic level, this includes which players you can team up with. Since they also need to be part of your PMC. On the map, you can see any fellow mercs who are near you, which is often helpful even when not directly or meaningfully teaming up with them. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3702295060 There are a lot of available quests all along the map in this world and especially after reaching a certain threshold. While the quests do sometimes get a bit repetitive, and despite some of the objectives being...ummm...objectively difficult to track or resolve properly, there is actually a good mix of them. The rewards are solid for each, and some of the harder ones include multiple stages or items required to complete them. They also raise your reputation with vendors in the game, which is very important because it unlocks larger store selections and notably some of the less common ammo that you will need, especially if you invested in the upgrade editions, which feature weapons with pretty rare ammo. Not to mention gun parts, guns themselves, better packs, and so on. This system is already solid. I expect it will keep getting better. Now to some of the negatives: for one, if you didn't join up with your friends at the same time, or got the game later and thought to play a bit before teaming up with them, you might be out of luck. Why? Because you only get one character, and in order to change PMCs, you will need to delete that character and all its progress in order to start over. This is impactful because you can't really play with friends unless you're all in the same PMC. The co-op aspect of this game is something I think Madfinger needs to address. You should be able to either co-op with friends regardless of your PMC or have a second character slot to use for said co-op. IMO anyway. If you die in the game, you have a certain window of time to get back to your body and loot it. Otherwise, you are SOL and will probably lose some valuable gear. That in and of itself is not really a big deal. But what does suck is a lot of your activated quests autofail when you die. And all your progress in said quests is lost. Since you can go back to your body and reclaim your gear as long as it's within a certain time parameter AND you don't die on your way there, that should also extend to quest progress. You should only lose quest progress if you also lose the ability to loot your body. Ultimately, those are procedural gripes. The real issue right now is server stability and rubber banding. The servers crash on the regular. It's kind of funny when everyone is finally able to log back in and people are just chatting around the base about the crash. But it's a truly significant issue at this moment. What I'm calling rubberbanding is basically where you'll be running and all of a sudden, you're booted back twenty feet. This also happens on the regular. The final significant issue I've been encountering is the game freezing. Clearly due to the game stressing CPUs. These freezes typically last for ten to twenty seconds. A weird aspect of this is whatever you were doing when it froze, your character continues to do for a second or two while the game was frozen. Which can place you in some real awkward situations, especially if you were in the middle of a gunfight at that moment. Another thing I don't really enjoy is how insanely accurate some enemies can be, even with fully automatic weapons, and even at extreme distances. And they never seem to hit your armor. Always extremities. Which are insanely accurate shots, especially when your weapon is full auto and not designed to really do that exact thing. There definitely needs to be some more work done with balancing. Yes, the random starter area bandits are pushovers, but further out you go, the more challenging the enemies become, and it feels a bit cheap to have them be the most gigachad of gigachads all day every day regardless of what weapons they have. Stealth is also objectively useless once you get within like 150 meters of enemies regardless of cover or other factors. Absent nighttime and rainstorms, which does put enemies at a real disadvantage always. One final gripe: our mercs have the worst cardio known to man. Their low stamina suggests they have spent zero time rucking and all have severe asthma. Let's get those meters raised up significantly. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3699475080 That's about it. I think the game is actually worth buying right now despite the issues I listed, and while I generally am not a proponent of buying upgrade editions, they do have merit here. Rather than placing everything behind paywalls, they just offer better versions of what you get regardless and give you instant access to some gear you would otherwise need to grind to get. Since they're easily lost, this doesn't feel unfair at all. I've only played PvE, but I'd guess pretty much all the PvP players have the upgrade packs, so maybe give PvE a try first and see if the game is fun enough for you to justify buying an upgrade. For me, it was/is. If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/]Robilar's Reviews , it would be appreciated. Cheers. Also follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/]IndieGems for more reviews like this one.
so idk too much about all the sweaty details cause i have a full time job and dont care about the ♥♥♥♥ people care about. but for me to just be able to log into a milsim esc game where its just PVE and can knock out like 2 missions before bed its ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pretty great. this is a must have fps for us men with jobs
This IS the game you wanted from Tarkov. So much polish, and 0.4 is the answer. It's a totally different game. 1. Want to farm loot as a bush wookie and a blade. CHECK 2. Don't want to deal with cheaters. CHECK 3. Want to PVP on your own terms after weeks of PVE. CHECK 4. Want the hectic rush of being hunted by mobs of enemeies after breaking both your legs and slowing bleeding out. CHECK 5. YOU HAVE A MAP (no more second map on another screen or 2000 hours of game play learning it) 6. NO TIME LIMTIS (you write your own pace and playstyle)
I own the Supporter Edition, play PvE, and this is a review from 0.4 (Spearhead) onwards. I played this game when it first released into Early Access, and I saw the vision of what it could be. I quit shortly after because the environments, though beautiful, were empty. The AI loved shooting through bushes, and the performance was terrible. The tasks were designed to move you around the map, but the world lacked a hook to draw you in. These issues have all been addressed. Although I admittedly have an insanely powerful PC, I haven't dipped below 200 FPS on 1440p Ultra. The world feels lived in, and I often get distracted from quests because I want to explore a building or take on a pod of enemies. The world is incredibly immersive, and I applaud their decision to lean more into Ghost Recon and away from Tarkov. I haven't been killed through a bush yet, and stealth feels not only viable, but satisfying. There is now lootable and readable lore to be discovered throughout the map, and post it notes on guard outposts have passwords to locked loot rooms. Exploration is a delight, and is vaguely reminiscent of immersive sims. I'm so excited to take on bunkers, bosses, and discover all that this game has to offer now that the rough edges have been polished down enough to make the game itself fun to play.
I genuinely love what Gray Zone Warfare is building here. The gunplay feels excellent, the weapon systems are deep, and the overall tactical pacing is exactly what I want from a realism-focused shooter. When everything clicks, it’s intense in the best way. Visually? It’s a masterpiece. The atmosphere and environmental detail make it one of the best-looking tactical shooters out right now. That said, it can feel time-taxing. You invest a lot of effort into missions only to hit a repetition wall. Once you learn AI spawn locations and routes, it becomes predictable. You can literally watch players farm the same bots in the same areas because they behave consistently. I’d love to see: Vehicles to move around the map more dynamically. Vendors expanded and improved. Heavier AI tweaks with more randomness and unpredictability. More dynamic behavior to prevent bot farming. Continued work on object collision and getting stuck on geometry. There are still bugs. There are still performance and interaction issues. It’s clearly early access. But the foundation? Strong. The gun systems are fantastic. The risk-reward loop is addictive. The world design is beautiful. It needs work — but it’s new, and I’m genuinely excited to see where it goes. Recommended.
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Gray Zone Warfare is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam.
No, Gray Zone Warfare is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 39.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Gray Zone Warfare received 40,235 positive votes out of a total of 59,318 achieving a rating of 6.72.
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Gray Zone Warfare was developed and published by MADFINGER Games and a.s..
Yes, Gray Zone Warfare is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Gray Zone Warfare is not playable on MacOS.
No, Gray Zone Warfare is not playable on Linux.
Gray Zone Warfare is a multi-player game.
Gray Zone Warfare features PvP mode where you can test your skills against other players.
No, Gray Zone Warfare does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Gray Zone Warfare does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Gray Zone Warfare does not support Steam Remote Play.
No, Gray Zone Warfare does not currently support Steam Family Sharing.
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Developer
MADFINGER Games, a.s.
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