Order No. 227: Not One Step Back! Download Windows 8.1

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About This Game Be a brave soldier!In game you will have an opportunity to take part in World War II.Immerse yourself into the harsh world of merciless battles!Features: Game based on real historical events 3 different characters with unique features 10 different types of enemies, each with special weapon Сooperative with up to 3 players Gamepad support Achievements Multiplayer mode 7aa9394dea Title: Order No. 227: Not one step back!Genre: Action, IndieDeveloper:High WidePublisher:Rhino GamesRelease Date: 3 Jul, 2018 Order No. 227: Not One Step Back! Download Windows 8.1 order no. 227 not one step back If I could vote neutral on a game I would on this one. There is a lot of potential here and it seems that the developers are still working on bugs here and there. Its a great concept but limited in a few ways. Running out of ammo constantly really sucks and this is clearly a game which inf ammo should be a thing. The game always starts in Russian, I can get it to English but it never saves this feature. A few times I couldn't tell if the game was slowed for dramatic effect of if it was actually dropping frame rate like crazy. Multiple times I died three times, then found myself at the last checkpoint with no character, no ability to move right and left however I could shoot. ESC grants two options. Quit Yes or No? Quiting doesn't take you back to the main menu, instead dropping you into WIndows.. IS THE WORST!. 2\/10I located Order No. 227 when browsing through new releases, as I often do, looking for titles with online co-op. When I initially added this game to my wishlist soon after release, there weren't many reviews available. I should've checked the reviews again before purchasing, as the negative player consensus has certainly become clear. However, I was tempted by the 84-cent sale price that this game has now dropped to on two separate occasions. I went ahead and picked it up, as looking at the simple gameplay made me believe it would be pretty hard to mess something like this up.How wrong could I be? A fair bit, it turns out. Order No. 227, for starters, always begins in Russian and requires a change in language setting if you're an English speaker like myself. For some reason it can't save this setting for you. I attempted to host a game for a friend and myself, only to find the system tremendously obtuse. There were certain menu buttons that didn't appear to do anything, and others that only became functional once other requirements were met. We were able to get in a game together finally, but perished very quickly. There was a bit of lag between us, despite the speed of our connections and the simplicity of the game. One issue that plagues not only the co-op experience but the single-player experience as well are invisible mines. There are visible mines in the game that the player can see, by paying attention to a small, red, blinking light. However, I often found myself blowing up spontaneously in the absence of any such mine. Although my co-op experiment was rather short-lived, I did attempt to see what the campaign was like in single-player. Not much better, as it turns out. I tried to begin the campaign on two occasions. On both, I reached a tall apartment complex in the third section of the game that requires the player to jump from a high floor to reach a raised platform on the far side. The jump requires you to build up speed and jump while running. Although I was able to execute this maneuver countless times prior to this section of the game, the jump would never take here. I would run my soldiers off the top of this apartment building into the abyss below, over and over again. Unfortunately, there is no save functionality in the game, so you'll need to start again from the beginning at this point.I wouldn't recommend it though. Please steer clear of this travesty of a game.. Super buggy not playable