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• Hau5test

  Aug 15, 2023

  decent game, probably will speedrun it proper soon
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2014

  Absoultely fantatic port on a technical level. Great game as well - though expectedly short. Well worth the debut sale price of $13.49 CDN. Buy this - show Konami and other Japanese developers that there's a market for these games on PC.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2014

  Great PC port, it runs very well on my PC even though I don't think it meets the requirements. I use an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550, 8GB of DDR2 RAM, with a Radeon HD5870. It runs with a mix of high and medium settings and it manages to stay at very smooth framerate of at least 40fps and up. Definitely give this game a try if you want to get some nice Metal Gear Solid action on the PC.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2015

  It's short, no denying that. As I'm sure you've heard, the game is incredibly short. I knew this going in, and intentionally took my time. I was still able to finish it in an hour and ten minutes. Granted, the "story" is supplemented by several side missions (only playable after you finish the story) which range from meeting contacts to rescuing agents, finding intel, destroying facilities, or even assassinating different people (whom you must identify from pictures). All in all, it's several hours of gameplay. As for the gameplay itself? Honestly, it's pretty fantastic. Combat is tight, stealth is difficult and rewarding, from what I've seen, the AI is very smart and pretty perceptive, none of that "hide three feet from their face" you get from "stealth" in games like Skyrim. If you aren't hidden, they'll spot you from a hundred yards, and they'll investigate. Very good AI. The game boasts an "open world", but the open world is a single prison camp on Cuba. The camp is not especially large, and some of the features new to the Metal Gear franchise are pretty useless as a result, like Snake's new ability to drive vehicles (that said, I did enjoy the AI's use of vehicles in patrols and transportation). The screenshots look pretty fantastic, right? You'd think that there's no way you could get your rig to do something like that. I'll admit, my computer is pretty decent in regards to gaming, but it often lags behind on newer titles. This game, however? It runs amazingly. Seriously, this might be the best optimized game engine I have ever played. I was getting those graphics at high FPS. Only in a handful of occasions did the game ever stutter, and these events were brief and far between. For the story quality, there honestly isn't that much. The game is literally, with no exaggeration here, "Go here, get this guy, bring him to the chopper. Go there, get that girl, bring her to the chopper. Cutsene. Credits." At best, it's a demo/prologue of Phantom Pain. At worst, it's an epilogue to Peace Walker. The game takes place right after the end of Peace Walker, and centers around the rescues from a Cuban base of two characters from Peace Walker. The game does include some backstory which you can view, which is nice, but people who played PW (such as myself) will probably appreciate the characters more, and feel the impact of certain events near the end much more. Now, the final verdict: The game is fantastic, and that only makes it that much more painful that there's so little to enjoy. I'm going to give it a different rating based on the price. If it's on sale for five bucks, I'd say it's a must-buy. If it's on sale for ten, I'd give it some thought. For twenty? A flat-out no, unless you're an absolute die-hard fan. I'm giving it a thumbs up for in general, as it is a good game, but if you aren't able to get it on sale, I'd suggest you just go ahead and skip this one; buy the Phantom Pain when the game is worth the price. Watch a playthrough on Youtube. It'll only take an hour. EDIT: Fixed some weirdly worded sentences.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 10, 2015

  The enemy AI in this game is absolutely why I continue to play, and replay this game at least once a week. When I play stealth games, I'm not interested in learning patrol patterns and sneaking around them with no problem. What I'm really interested in is an AI system that has context and situational awareness. This game has both. The main mission takes place during a hurricane, naturally this gives the AI reduced sight/hearing and what have you. I'll give a very brief example of the AI's contextual awareness. After getting spotted and going into the, as I understand it, new slow motion 'second chance' system where you can take out the enemy that spotted you and go unnoticed, I shot the unlucky guard in the face with a suppressed weapon. Minutes later I intercept a radio transmission from the control tower the the guard I just took out. From what I can tell each guard is assigned a number 'Delta 1, Delta 2' and so on. Since the guard they were radioing was out of commision, they sent another guard to check on him. Soon they found the body. In most stealth games you'd expect them to see the body and then either that guard doesn't tell anybody and searches for you, or other guards that have no idea what happened all know you're there. This game was different. He assessed the situation and radioed back to the tower that he died of a gunshot wound and since nobody reported hearing one, concluded that the intruder responsible must be using a suppressed weapon. After hearing this information, the entire base went on alert with sirens going off all over the place and backup arriving just a minute later. Most stealth games these days have me feeling pretty confident that I can hide around a corner and I won't get spotted. This is not the case for Ground Zeroes. If you want to get 20 feet inside this base without getting seen or heard, you need to find a vantage point and survey the area for a good 5 minutes, tagging enemies, trucks, watch towers ect. This is as true to life as any stealth game I've played has come for me in the past 20 years. If you like MGS, this is worth checking out to get a taste of the Phantom Pain. If you like stealth games, there's enough here to keep you busy without knowing the setting or story. This is just an example of how advanced this AI is for this type of open world setting. I'm a new fan of the MGS games and other than the Metal Gear Acid 'board games' for the PSP is my first time playing any MGS game. I can already say that without a doubt, I'm buying Phantom Pain when it releases and for stealth lovers, this is a lovely distraction from the wait until Phantom Pain comes out.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2014

  Now this is how its done. This is quality port right here, no crashes, stuttering or unstable frame rate. Running it on the highest settings at 60 frames. Its looks fantastic and its graphically superb. It has full Keyboard+Mouse support or the 360 gamepad. The sound quality is amazing, same with the voice acting. Kiefer Sutherland does a great job voice acting Snake. It was a little shocking at first because i'm so used to the voice of David Hayter, but i got along just fine and i believe Sutherland will live to everyone's expectation in this game and The Phantom Pain. The game might be a little bit short but the story is pretty good (If you played Peace Walker, you will understand). Besides, the pricing is perfect and the game offers some replay value. This is just a little slice of what we are going to get in The Phantom Pain and i cannot wait for it. I'm thankful for finally being able to play this on PC the way it was meant to be played. 9 months ago, i bought a PS4 for this game and i was about to order the game for the console, i'm so glad i've waited for the PC version. Hats off to one of the greatest developers of all time, Hideo Kojima. Thank you so much for this, thank you. And thank you Gabe for making it happen on Steam Rating: 10/10. Go for it right now!!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 6, 2022

  We want Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection on PC.
• gamedeal user

  May 4, 2016

  As good as [i]The Phantom Pain is[/i], I had more fun with [i]Ground Zeroes[/i]. Why is that? Whereas [i]The Phantom Pain[/i] is big, bloated, and bogged down by superfluous elements, [i]Ground Zeroes[/i] is tightly focused. Instead of trying to do many things, it only does a few things and does them well. Everything, from the relative simplicity of the gameplay to the open but not "open world" environment, adds to the illusion of being a stealth action hero. When I play [i]Ground Zeroes[/i], I'm not thinking about checklists, base-building requirements or how long it takes to unlock the absurdly powerful weapon no one needs by the time they get it, all of which carry an unpleasant resemblance to microtransaction-based mobile gaming. I'm thinking about how cool it is to sneak through a base of Marines in the middle of a rainstorm. What's more, I don't feel the need to Fulton extract everything in sight. I can simply focus on the action. Yes, it's only a prologue. But [i]Ground Zeroes[/i] is a smarter, tighter game. That's all there is to it.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 8, 2022

  Play as a agent ,secret service is bravo.I am regret i neglected this game before , i should purchase this game earlier. Let's fight!
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2021

  Bring MGS3 to Steam!