We don’t recommend Bravo Team for everyone. Its boring gameplay, soft story, and poor mechanics will make you wish you were playing something else. At $40, Sony should be ashamed they let Supermassive even release this game. We’re honestly a little embarrassed on their behalf. On the flip side, if you just want to shoot stuff with your Aim controller, Bravo Team could be for you, but we don’t think you’ll find much replayability with the title.
Bravo Team
Supermassive Games · Mar 6, 2018
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Take aim. Strike first – strike hard. It’s all or nothing in a heart-pumping firefight of intense combat and split-second tactical decision making. Trapped in hostile territory, you and your teammate are totally surrounded. Only cool thinking in the heat of battle will see you through to the end of your mission – so take up variety of shotguns, pistols and automatic weapons, duck into cover and make every shot count.
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- 4.0Even the Score Attack mode of play suffers as they are mere recyclings of the campaign. But it doesn’t really matter as the immersion breaking auto-switching of POV from first to third is the real game killer. After the polish and fun of Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, it’s hard to believe this company let such a barely baked like Bravo Team out the door.
- 2.0It is absolutely baffling how truly bad Bravo Team really is. Nothing about this game screams “this is a final product ready for release”. This feels like a prototype made by people who should know better. I can’t figure out most of the design decisions for the life of me. If you have PlayStation VR, you’d be better off getting anything else, as this may be among the worst games I’ve played for the platform.
- I can’t describe the immense disappointment I feel with Supermassive Games having put out Bravo Team. The game feels like they just slapped together an idea with no thought or love behind it. I hate to say it, but this definitely tarnished my view of them creating VR games. If they continue to pursue PSVR titles I hope they take their time and give it some love. Bravo Team will definitely go down as a massive misstep for them and the fact they’re charging $40 for this title is completely shocking. Whatever you do, stay away from this title, spend your $40 on something else.
- 4.0Instead, Bravo Team slogs on, stranding you in huge spaces, throwing wave after wave of cannon fodder your way, making its short play time feel hours longer that it actually is. Bravo Team is a game that feels unsure and tentative about ideas that have been tried and tested for years now, even in VR.
- 5.0Bravo Team’s tactical combat is a good fit for virtual reality, and it’s exciting peeking out of cover in order to take pot shots. But for a title focused squarely on its action, the shooting rarely feels satisfying – even when you’re armed with the excellent PSVR Aim Controller. Though the visuals are never outstanding, we like the way the title takes you on a continuous journey through a war-torn city, but limited variety means the release shows its hand within its first few minutes.
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