Island Assault

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You Assault A Island What Is Under Russian Control and you need to destroy enemy vehicles and supplies and there will be mission to do or free roam around the map or you could build build a base with the money you will have to get the player is a a robot show is being controlled by human and you can buy an oil pump to make even more money all objectives you complete will be getting money and xp th…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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33%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

optimization3 negative mentions

The game starts up quickly, providing a good initial experience.
It offers a fun mechanic for bunny hopping and exploring the map.
The graphics and lighting are noted as a positive aspect.

The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to significant lag and performance issues.
Gameplay mechanics are frustrating, with issues like unresponsive aiming and lack of movement while shooting.
There is a lack of content, with few NPCs and minimal sound effects, making the game feel empty and unfinished.

optimization
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300%
The game suffers from poor optimization, resulting in subpar performance across all systems, which has led users to label it as an asset flip.
- “The game feels like an asset flip, lacking any real optimization, which results in poor performance on all systems.”
- “No matter what hardware you have, the game runs horribly due to its lack of optimization.”
- “The optimization is so bad that it makes even high-end systems struggle to run the game smoothly.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The graphics have received mixed feedback, with some users noting that while the visuals are appealing, the static shadows detract from the overall immersion and realism of the game.
- “The graphics are disappointing, with static shadows that lack depth.”
- “The overall visual quality feels outdated, especially with the static shadows.”
- “The graphics leave much to be desired, particularly due to the static nature of the shadows.”