- February 7, 2019
- Spire Interactive
Border Force
Platforms
About
"Border Force: US/Mexico Edition" is a free expansion for Border Force, where you are tasked with securing a remote section of the US-Mexico border wall. This edition features a new campaign on a larger map, night-time contraband operations, driving, and a new multiplayer map. In the original game, "Border Force," you protect the UK border from potential threats as the Brexit deadline approaches. Your duties include checking the nationality of incoming individuals and ensuring the safety of the UK.











- The game has a nice art style and a humorous take on border control, reminiscent of 'Papers Please'.
- It offers a light-hearted and simplified gameplay experience that can be enjoyable in short bursts.
- Multiplayer mode adds a fun element, allowing for cooperative or competitive play with friends.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, making it frustrating to play.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive and boring quickly, with a lack of engaging content.
- The tutorial and controls are poorly designed, leading to confusion and difficulty in gameplay.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the unique art style reminiscent of Borderlands and a comic aesthetic, others criticize the overall quality as subpar, likening it to a low-budget Unity game. Additionally, issues such as glitches and buggy controls detract from the visual experience, leaving some players disappointed.
“The positive thing I can say about it is that I like the art style; it has a Borderlands/comic vibe to it.”
“A nice little game with a good art style, although it is a bit glitchy at times, particularly with the scanning device.”
“It's a simplified 'Papers, Please' and a bit more graphical perhaps, but far less complicated yet not easy.”
“Moving past the poor graphics and buggy controls, you are left with a very short game.”
“The graphic quality is what you would expect from a cheap Unity game (crappy); even the soundtrack is complete garbage as it's only royalty-free music and the UK or EU anthem.”
“The icing on the bullshit cake was that artwork contest for a billboard in the game; have you ever heard of hiring artists?”