BattleBit Remastered is dominating Steam because there's no catch: it's just a lot of game for $15 | pcgamer

spawn in a humvee with my squad

drive into an objective and the gunner starts blasting

get stuck on a barricade

get rammed by a BTR and multiple other humvees

RPG slams into us and we die

10/10

We're conditioned to invest, both financially and emotionally, not only in what a game is right now, but what it will be in a year. We cling to roadmaps like lifeboats and wield Reddit threads as weapons of sentiment for or against the developers we've hitched our wagons to. It's a fuzzy parasocial relationship that only gets less healthy the more money is wrapped up in it. I'm sick of games that glare at me with dollar signs in their eyes from the moment I press play.

This review heated up fast

I enjoyed the playtests. $15 is about the cost of a movie ticket and the game will give you many many more hours of entertainment.

The voice chat was, during the playtest, pretty lighthearted and funny.

I’ve been playing it myself. It’s been so damn good. It feels like a love letter to bad company 2 with a few modern tweaks.

Accurate review. The game is good as is, I'd say you get about $40 worth of game for $15. the fact it is getting updates is the cherry on top. it's hella fun, is overall balanced, it feels god to play and there are 0 microtransactions, no battlepass and no "play 10000 hours to unlock the best weapon ". you pay $15 for the best experience you can possibly get out of a steam game, on par with terraria and vampire survivors (which is rapidly eating away at my goodwill with multiple DLCs)

The lack of a battle pass is really great imo, whenever games include them it puts a bad taste in my mouth. It's also really scratching the BF3/4 itch that's been missing from the market since Dice took Battlefield in a less vehicle focused direction, and tossed any sort of thoughtful map design off a cliff.

I've been enjoying it.