Rebel Forces

Rebel Forces is a shooter game offering both multi-player and single-player gameplay, with 6 maps and 3 modes to choose from. Customize your experience with room options like double speed, jump, and HP, and stock up on weapons and armor at the in-game shop. Test your shooting skills in heated combat and see if you have what it takes to emerge victorious in the arena.

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Reviews

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 932 reviews

graphics22 positive mentions

stability9 negative mentions

The game is free and provides a fun, casual experience, making it accessible for everyone.
Despite its low-quality graphics and janky mechanics, many players find it enjoyable and entertaining, especially when played with friends.
The weapon variety and customization options, along with easy achievements, add to the game's appeal for casual gamers.

The game suffers from poor graphics, clunky controls, and a lack of polish, making it feel outdated and unrefined.
There are frequent issues with hit detection, movement mechanics, and AI behavior, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
The player base is small, resulting in dead servers and limited multiplayer options, which can detract from the overall experience.

graphics
83 mentions
27 % positive mentions
52 % neutral mentions
22 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players criticizing them as outdated and reminiscent of early 2000s titles, often rating them as low as 2/10. Some appreciate the unique art style despite the poor visuals, while others highlight that the graphics can hinder gameplay, making it difficult to see opponents. Conversely, a few players praise the graphics as stunning and immersive, particularly in comparison to other games, indicating a divide in player expectations and experiences.
- “The graphics are amazing, it has immersive, high-quality sound effects, and I cannot even put into words how varied the gameplay is.”
- “When I first launched the game and selected fantastic graphics, I expected less than what was delivered; the stunning ray-tracing and 4K visuals blew me away, and only in the title screen.”
- “Rebel forces greatly exceeded my expectations; the advanced graphical engine puts many triple-A games to shame along with the advanced physics which will make your jaw hit the ground.”
- “It's gameplay is awful and the graphics look like a game made in 2001, even though it was made in 2018.”
- “The graphics just look awful; it looks worse than games from the early 2000s.”
- “The graphics are horrible, and the sound quality is garbage.”
gameplay
52 mentions
33 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
17 % negative mentions
The gameplay of "Rebel Forces" receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its addictive and immersive mechanics, fluid movement, and strategic depth, while others criticize its janky controls, lack of balance, and overall mediocrity. Despite its graphical shortcomings and occasional bugs, many find the gunplay enjoyable and reminiscent of classic shooters, making it a fun, casual experience for fans of the genre. However, the game is also noted for missing critical features and having limited content, which detracts from its overall appeal.
- “Highly competitive FPS with extremely polished and fluid movement mechanics.”
- “Fun, addictive gameplay that I keep on visiting time and time again.”
- “The gameplay is simply unreal with aiming being so intuitive and smooth.”
- “The gameplay is mind numbing; it's insulting to play this game because of how terrible it is. Everything about this game is just bad, and I don't understand why this was even made as the developers aren't profiting from it.”
- “It's a cheap 3D shooter you would find on a flash game site, with janky controls, bland graphics, and gameplay, as well as barely any players.”
- “The gameplay is on the level of an early prerelease of Call of Duty 1, and all of the textures are copied and pasted, giving the game an ugly, bland look.”
story
37 mentions
38 % positive mentions
49 % neutral mentions
14 % negative mentions
The reviews reflect a mixed reception regarding the story aspect of the game. While some players appreciate the depth and emotional impact of the narrative, describing it as immersive and well-crafted, others criticize the lack of a substantial story, labeling missions as repetitive and tedious. Overall, the game seems to excel in gameplay mechanics and combat, with the story being either a highlight for some or a minimal element for others.
- “In an era where FPS games have become more and more linear, repetitive, and stale, Rebel Forces has really piqued my appetite for the genre once more. It is a masterful composition of tactical suspense and tight, hectic firefights blended with masterful level and mission design, allowing for the player to approach objectives in a plethora of ways, not to mention its phenomenal multiplayer, all topped off with a fantastic dark, gritty narrative that truly emphasizes the vile nature of war, and was written with immense love and care for its amazing yet dwindling fanbase.”
- “Amazing game, beautiful story had me in tears. The story is so deep, enriching, and impactful.”
- “With the authentic Bethesda-quality graphics and a deep, compelling story, this game is very hard to pass. I found myself investing hours into the story of this game, and the community is quite helpful and kind to new players.”
- “The campaign is just the same 3 missions repeated endlessly.”
- “This is a cool game but doesn't really have much of a storyline to it; you just do missions, get coins or money, and easily get all of the items and achievements.”
- “-solo/campaign: no story and repetitive missions with easy AI.”
humor
13 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is often described as quirky and entertaining, with players finding joy in its absurd mechanics, such as exaggerated jump heights and amusing bot behaviors. While the game may not be technically impressive, it provides a fun experience that encourages laughter, especially when played with friends. Overall, the lighthearted and silly elements contribute to a comedic atmosphere that keeps players engaged.
- “Nice game to play if you are bored; it's very funny.”
- “The jump height is ridiculous (not a complaint, it's hilarious in multiplayer).”
- “Talk about a fun game to play with friends and have a good time cracking up laughing.”
stability
9 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The game's stability is characterized by a mix of charm and frustration, with numerous bugs and glitches reported by users. While many find the gameplay enjoyable despite its unpolished nature, issues like poor controls and a lack of refinement detract from the overall experience. Players appreciate the casual fun it offers, but caution is advised due to the frequent technical problems.
- “Very buggy.”
- “Crappy controls, bad UI (everything feels like placeholders), tons of unbearable glitches/bugs, and overall it's very unpolished.”
- “Though plagued with glitches and terrible mechanics, rebel forces run on 32 bits and require virtually nothing to run it, making it at the very least a working game if you want to play it, which I would never be able to figure out why.”
optimization
9 mentions
33 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
The game's optimization is a mixed bag; while it performs well on systems built after 2004, with average frame rates between 120-152 fps at 1080p max settings, many users report significant optimization issues that can lead to hardware strain. Despite being less demanding than some competitors, it still requires improvements to enhance stability and performance.
- “Performance 9/10; it's not that optimized but should run on any PC build after 2004.”
- “Still have better optimization than Warzone.”
- “Optimization: this game runs at 120-152 fps average on 1080p max, and Portal runs at 200+ fps on 1080p max.”
- “It's not optimized for anything.”
- “Needs optimization.”
- “Also, if you like having your video card burned up on unoptimized games, this is for you.”
monetization
7 mentions
43 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
57 % negative mentions
The monetization model is praised for its absence of microtransactions and paid skins, allowing players to earn gear and weapons through in-game currency that is easy to accumulate. However, some users express frustration with intrusive ads that affect gameplay, likening the experience to mobile games overloaded with advertisements.
- “It doesn't take ages to get all of the gear, and there are no paid skins or any microtransactions.”
- “No microtransactions; guns are earned by in-game currency, which is incredibly quick to accumulate.”
- “No in-game purchases.”
- “This is basically the demo they show you; it's like one of these crappy mobile FPS games that put 300 ads in.”
- “Dead lobbies and ads slow down sensitivity, and you can't change that.”
- “It doesn't take ages to get all of the gear, and there's no paid skins or any microtransactions.”
music
6 mentions
17 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
The music aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some users noting a lack of music or sound (4/10) while others praise the beautiful soundtrack as a standout feature. Overall, there is a desire for more musical content, with some players opting to play their own music instead.
- “Within a few seconds of opening it, I was astounded at the beautiful graphics that were not flipped from the Unity Asset Store, and the amazing soundtrack that was not downloaded from YouTube.”
- “Sound 4/10, no music.”
- “Needs some music (I'll play my own for the time being).”
emotional
3 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its impactful single-player campaign, which features a compelling story that resonates deeply with players, often evoking tears during the conclusion. Additionally, players express a sense of empowerment and connection to the narrative, feeling like true rebels as they navigate the game's challenges.
- “The campaign is an extremely interesting story, and I cried when the credits started rolling.”
- “Amazing single-player campaign ending made me cry.”
- “This game made me feel like a true rebel as I dominated the entire ESL scene.”
grinding
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be excessively time-consuming and monotonous, often likening it to a tedious chore that detracts from the overall enjoyment. Many feel that the repetitive nature of the missions makes the experience feel like a grind that requires an unrealistic investment of time.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “These missions are the same as in the Masked Forces games, and they can only be described as boring and tedious.”
atmosphere
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-500 % neutral mentions
300 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its immersive simulation of war, evoking feelings akin to those experienced in films like "1917" and "All Quiet on the Western Front." While some visuals may appear stale, the engaging gunplay and strategic elements contribute to a compelling experience that draws players into a chaotic and realistic battlefield environment. However, the absence of certain features, such as vehicle mechanics, slightly detracts from the overall immersion.
- “This game perfectly simulates the feeling of being in war, like movies such as 1917 or All Quiet on the Western Front, and because of that, it has been one of the most addictive shooter games I've played.”
- “It drags you into the atmosphere and immerses you in the virtual world, a world in a panicked state with a massive war going on.”
- “The gunplay and strategy required to dominate your opponents create an engaging atmosphere that keeps you invested in the experience.”
- “The atmosphere feels stale and uninspired, lacking the depth and immersion that I expected from a war-themed game.”
- “While the game attempts to simulate the chaos of war, it ultimately falls flat, leaving players feeling disconnected from the action.”
- “The environment is bland and doesn't evoke the tension or urgency that a game set in a war zone should.”