Разработчик: KONAMI
Описание
Спустя девять лет после событий игры «MGSV: GROUND ZEROES» и падения Главной базы «Большой босс» Снейк выходит из комы. На дворе 1984 год. На фоне холодной войны продолжается глобальное обострение ядерного кризиса. Движимый местью, Снейк создает новую частную армию и возвращается на поле боя в поисках тайной группы XOF.
Команда разработчиков METAL GEAR SOLID продолжает амбициозно использовать такие серьезные темы, как психология военных конфликтов и сопутствующие им зверства и преступления. «MGSV: The Phantom Pain» — одна из наиболее ожидаемых игр года, которая будет характеризоваться игровым дизайном с открытым миром, фотореалистичной графикой и богатым функционалом. Эта игра войдет в историю как один из эталонов игровой промышленности за кинематографическую сюжетную линию, глубокие темы и увлекательнейший тактический геймплей.
Главные особенности:
- Игровой дизайн с открытым миром, в котором игроки обладают полной свободой выбора тактики миссий и игрового прогресса в целом.
- Графический процессор Fox Engine обеспечивает фотореалистичную графику, высочайшую детализацию игры и по-настоящему инновационное качество изображений.
- Онлайн-функциональность переносит игровые впечатления за пределы консоли на другие устройства, значительно расширяя внутриигровые возможности и доступ к игре.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, japanese, portuguese - brazil, russian, spanish - latin america
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС: Windows 7x64, Windows 8x64, Windows 10x64 (64-bit OS Required)
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-4460 (3.40 GHz) or better; Quad-core or better
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 (2GB) or better (DirectX 11 card Required)
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 28 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
- ОС: Windows 7x64, Windows 8x64, Windows 10x64 (64-bit OS Required)
- Процессор: Intel Core i7-4790 (3.60GHz) or better; Quad-core or better
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 (DirectX 11 graphic card required)
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 28 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card (Surround Sound 5.1)
Отзывы пользователей
Way too repetitive and grindy for a single player game.
Side missions are all the same, and the increasing cost of developing and researching new weapons and tools take way too much money and time to be worthwhile.
And since all these "30h+" of mine I have spent in it is only around 25% of the completion, I am not gonna spend 120h+ to try and 100% it. Not valuing my time.
Outside of that, game is kinda fun, but again, except actually rather capable AI for its time, gunplay is atrocious. Aiming sucks, recoil does not make sense, and unless you are doing quiet one-shot-headshot kind of kills, good lucking doing anything else.
Hideo Kojima's last game in the metal gear franchise and one of the best in terms of gameplay. It took me 126 hours to get all achievements but it was fun through almost all of it. Def one of the better stealth games of the decade, play it 100%.
This game is an absolute masterpiece! Not to mention, this game is extremely well optimized.
Fantastic game, despite the bad story.
Honestly the best gameplay in the entire series, I don’t care if it wasn’t completely finished it is one of the best gaming experiences I’ve had and I’d honestly put it in my top 10 favorite games of all time.
great tactial game with multipale ways to complete a mission, and a rich story. very good game
Such a beautifully made game in so many ways, from the design of the story and how it plays out to so many small details to be discovered, this game was above and beyond what could have been expected of the series. A shame it could not be finished properly, but even then this is still one of the best games I've ever played and my personal favorite of the series (aside from MGRR, but Jack's story was awesome for different reasons)
Regardless, if you are thinking about mayyyybe buying this game, just get it. It's Kojima's beautiful Goodbye love letter to us. You'd be rude not to accept it <3
Has one of the best gameplay and a nice interesting story that adds more to the series.
I thought I beat the game after beating the dumb ahh purple 🥷🏿but apparently it only unlocked nuclear weapons and im a dumb lil birch. 🤷🏻
Game is about a Phantom.
The first 5 hours are boring as hell. Once you unlock some weapons and tools, the game becomes very fun to play
Fun and challenging, a interesting open world type game. I think the only thing I disliked was that the game was meant for controller and I dont play controller so having to do the opposite direction to turn right or left was challenging. I did also have a hard time not laughing when I hear "Why are we still here? Just to suffer" because that is such a funny meme and it was interesting to play the game where the meme came from. Overall fun but the same map over and over does get annoying. And shout out to TheRussianBadger for making a video of the game and making me interested in playing it for myself.
This is one of the best metal gear solid games out there in terms of the gameplay and mechanics ofc, the story is a bit strange but i really enjoyed everything about the gameplay, best part about the game is how you get to use a wide variety of gadgets,weapons and the buddy system is also a really cool feature, thanks mr kojima
This game's gunplay is unmatched, the movement is grounded but not to the point where it feels restrictive, the missions have high replay value, the base management elements give you a reason to not just kill everybody you see and the game is incredibly well optimized while still looking good 9 years later
Its just a shame that if you don't play/read up on MGS1, Snake Eater, Peace Walker and Ground Zeroes the story will be utterly incomprehensible like the campaigns of several COD games got mixed in with Silent Hill and GI Joe all told from the prespective of a man tripping off enough hospital grade Morphine to kill a whale
I personally enjoy this game maybe too much and all the previous metal gear players say it sucks and you would have to play the others to understand. I have never played all the others and , I love it. From the fluidity of how it runs to the array of things you can do, this game is a true masterpiece. I mean think about it this way, what other game can you ride around Afghanistan in a vehicle freshly stolen from an enemy base, with a sniper shooting things and people on your command, a rocket arm that you can detach and fly around to hit people with at your leisure, with your attack helicopter reigning hell on an enemy base, all while listening to "take on me"? And the main story and dare I say the only reason this game has so much hate is because of the ending (which they kind of smoothed out with four different possible endings . So I emplore you, now that you have this knowledge at hand, go get metal gear solid 5, play it and love it like I have, and when you do get to the ending, don't throw the game away, replay it or go to online or do some FOBs but above all else, help me make sure this game goes down as a great game and an even better metal gear game.
Great game
I really enjoyed kidnapping people and forcing them to work for me. Also I'm not entirely sure but i think Hideo Kojima worked on this game, they should add more credits.
One of Kojima's finest, and misunderstood masterpieces.
The FOX engine provides one of the smoothest and crisp gameplays you'll ever receive out of the Tactical Stealth Espionage genre, with satisfying movement, gunplay, and graphics that still hold up in 2025.
The Story:
The story is one of the most misunderstood parts of the game, and this is largely due to people either not being well-versed in Metal Gear lore, or simply lack story comprehension, which in this game, is told a lot more differently compared to previous titles.
Instead of CODEC calls, most of the conversations that are important to the story are contained in cassettes, which you have the option of listening to. I believe this to be something that Kojima implemented, as a means to not cause people to complain or be bored if these were done as CODEC calls, because there is a LOT of conversations, way too many to fit into CODEC's.
The story is crushing, it is a representation of veiling evil as "good", with pursuit against "evil" being an act of revenge, veiled as "justice".
[SPOILER]
The biggest part of this "good" veiling as "evil" is the way the real Big Boss turns his most trusted lieutenant to be a phantom of himself, to uphold Diamond Dogs while he works in secrecy to develop his own plans. He uses his phantom the same way the US government used Big Boss in the end of Metal Gear 3, a pawn for a bigger picture in the war economy.
Metal Gear Solid V is more than a game, it's a message, which has stood the path of time for 10 years, in being the quality that all games should look up to being like.
Once you complete the game completley. You get so compelled to reset and go again. Something allways brings you back.
Gameplay at this time: 100% complete with 627 hours.
Good for wasting time.
At first I played this and got bored due to the complicated mess it throws at you; yet after an hour or so (and overcoming the horrendous UI mixed with a thousand instructions) I was heavily invested in both the bizarre story and about completing the missions to an S rank (which was all about speed & damage did not seem to matter).
Overly complicated in many ways, and apparently unfinished (which shows in several areas), it never-the-less is a captivating game. It has that strange attention to detail that the Metal Gear Solid Kojima games have, which can draw you in. And the gun play, as well as character movement, is very satisfying once understood.
However, it is brutal and you will die many times... yet that too is part of it's charm.
the story and gameplay is really solid heheh get it
It all made no sense, I beat the game and it started to make sense and then made no sense again. 10/10 game, I love schizophrenic snake
This game really makes you think. How has the Metal Gear universe led all the way to this prequel? With it's lackluster map exploration and frankly boring side missions (considering the delightful inclusions of silly minigames in Peace Walker a game that came out years before this title) this game truly could have been so much better if Kojima and Konami actually finished this incomplete piece of media. Overall however it isn't really that bad except for one of the most awkward moments in videogame history. I really wish there was a neutral option on steam for games like this.
7/10
METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN is the kind of game that will make you question your life choices while simultaneously making you feel like the coolest person in the room. One minute you’re sneaking through a jungle, silently taking down enemies, and the next you’re riding a horse while firing rockets at tanks like it’s a normal Tuesday. Seriously, you spend hours stalking through enemy camps, hiding in boxes, and giving cardboard cutouts a new meaning. It’s a game where stealth is key, but let’s be real, sometimes you’ll just throw caution to the wind, cause chaos, and try to outrun helicopters in your underwear. It’s absurd, it’s brilliant, and the moments of pure insanity make it unforgettable. Just remember, if you don’t get spotted, you’ll feel like a ninja—but if you do, you’ll have an army of enemies chasing you like it’s an action movie. And hey, there’s no better feeling than dropping from a helicopter with style.
METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN is an open-world action-adventure game that gives you total freedom in how you approach missions. You play as Venom Snake, a legendary mercenary leader who’s out for vengeance after a brutal attack on his army. The game offers a huge world to explore, ranging from war-torn deserts to lush jungles, all while giving you the freedom to tackle missions however you want. You can go in all guns blazing, silently infiltrate enemy camps, or even use animals (yes, animals) to help you out. It’s a blend of tactical combat, stealth, and vehicle hijacking, all wrapped up in a storyline that will keep you hooked. The mechanics are smooth, the open world is rich with detail, and the bond between you and your team feels real as you build Mother Base—a central hub for your operations. The side missions are varied, offering everything from rescuing hostages to collecting resources and upgrading your gear. And don’t forget the famous buddy system—whether you’re using a wolf or a helicopter as backup, there’s always someone (or something) at your side. It’s a game that lets you do whatever feels right to you, with a story that’s equally thrilling and full of emotional depth.
What truly makes METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN stand out is its combination of storytelling, open-world gameplay, and insane attention to detail. From the way the environment reacts to your actions to the intricacies of managing your own army, everything feels alive. The stealth mechanics are top-notch, and if you’re sneaky enough, you can complete missions without ever being seen, which feels absolutely incredible. But when things go south, the chaos is equally satisfying. Plus, the story is deep, with twists and turns that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the series. The game is visually stunning, with fantastic animation and attention to detail in the world-building. The pacing of the story is perfect, balancing intense action sequences with slower, more reflective moments. If you love stealth-based games with a gripping narrative, open-world exploration, and plenty of freedom in how you approach things, METAL GEAR SOLID V is a must-play. It’s a masterpiece that combines fun, strategy, and storytelling in a way that few games can. Definitely recommended for anyone who loves a mix of stealth and action with a side of utter chaos.
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☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
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☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
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☐ Eargasm
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☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
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☐ Grandma
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☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
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☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☑ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
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☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
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☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life
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☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☑ Average
☐ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond
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☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
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☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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I owned this game on release on PS3. It was among the first games I owned on PS4. And, when I got a laptop in college meant for editing and rendering high definition video, I got this game again. And each time I got it, I completed the game start to finish, completing all missions and side missions.
While obviously, the game wasn't finished and chapter 2 is just a mess, this is by far one of the best action stealth games you can ever purchase.
I just cant clear outposts anymore. Whenever I am on missions or watching cutscenes, im having a good time. Unfortunately, a vast majority of the game is just moving through an extremely dry and repetitive open world.
The game has a few flaws, the most annoying is the lack of consistency with headshots in FOB against NPCs. %100 accuracy and then running a base where the enemies mask's have inconsistent hit boxes. Always the mouth, always shoot the mouth. This weak spot is not consistent among bases which is beyond annoying. Anyways, weak spots aren't consistent. For an almost perfect game, this pitfall really is such an easy fix and shouldn't be a reason for criticism.
Come for the lore and promises, stay for the gameplay!
Probably the most disappointing Metal Gear game. So many promises, so little delivered. When you played the previous Metal Gear games, and know where the story is leading you will have expectations. Mine were not satisfied. It has its moments. But no manly tears in the end. How un-kojimingly!
And yet - the gameplay is pure genius. If only there were more than two enormous maps to move around. But still, you just want to be part of this world. You'll want to complete the missions, even if there are like 10 templates for every mission (and even places they appear at).
A masterclass in emergent gameplay and open-world design, and proof that not having a story is actually better for a game.
Every action you do while sneaking opens up to at least 3 or 4 different things you can shift to, which ultimately leads to a hectic moment-to-moment decision making while infiltrating. Now add a pokemon and base building mechanic on top of this and you have the best stealth system in gaming. You get your story dump in the beginning (with one of the craziest opening sequences). Then you are left to mess around for about 100 - 200 hours or so with cutscenes here and there.
Definitely deserves to be played in 2025.
Yes. Yes And yes. Btw get the definitive edition while on sale. Same price as both MGSVs combined + DLC. Played for 300h on Playstation and 70 here. Recommend 100%
I've bought this game a total of 4 times.
Once on PS3, again on PS4, on Xbox and now PC.
I play this more than any modern game, because it's actually made with passion and love, and it shows.
Modding community is fantastic and still alive.
Metal Gear Never Dies.
The Best Stealth Game
it Makes you feel Invisible -Duran Duran
its peak so far. incredibly hard and confusing on some missions but i would recommend!
Played MGSV once a long time ago and again more recently still golden still a jockpot of memes and memories.
do not try to extract 7 tanks and 7 armored vehicles worst mistake of my life
Lot's of repetitive, boring side content. The main missions feel the same as the bonus missions. Challenges aren't challenging. Spotty Performance. Silly story. Dead online. Bad menu controls. Weird aim assist. Poor ultrawide support. You can play as a staff member, but all the cutscenes make you look at Snake, despite the cutscenes being in-engine. Strange mobile-game-like equipment research. Borderline cliffhanger ending that will NEVER be continued. Annoying characters with unclear motivations. Endless fan service.
Play it if you can get it for free, but don't worry about finishing it.
First of this game and the world that you are thrown into is just amazing and very vibrant the game mechanics with your base and soldiers is expertly crafted and made by a genius the characters and storyline are so compelling and i feel like i am always learning more and more from this the gameplay is a instant 10/10 for me and def is the best game to ever come out of 2015 this shit is FUCKING AMAZING secondly the community is amazing and their is great modding to make your experience ever more immersive and interesting and fun this is by far the mest metal gear solid game in terms of gameplay and i think it has a good story but not the best still a interesting story none the less great game and is worth every last penny.
I sort of hate-play this game on and off because MGS is probably my favorite video game series of all time, and Konami did an evil thing to my brain by firing Kojima and putting out an unfinished product. I want it to be what it was supposed to be. It's not the Metal Gear that I want, or that the world deserves, but it's what we have.
I've played many stealth based games but this is by far the best. It has no comparison in terms of variety and freedom when it comes to missions (both main and side ops). At 40 hours of playthrough new mechanics are still coming up, keeping the experience fresh. 100% recommended
A really good game with great and addicting gameplay
The amount of freedom this game gives to the player makes this game a pretty good stealth game in itself
This game, while being a stealth game, doesn't inherently force you to be stealthy everytime, you can take down some outposts and even complete some missions with tanks
Fun game, runs on shit pc's (like mine) and is also really easy to mod.
Great stealth gameplay and being able to add custom songs to the game's radio is great.
It's really good, but . . . if you know, you know
games amazing but not finished, lots of questions left unanswered, some stuff rushed some stuff dragged out too long. Overall though while the story is left behind in some aspects, it's still up there in it's odd state. It's all lifted up by the music that's also, pretty good. What is definitely lacking though is just the environment. If you've played ground zeroes then you should know that ground zeroes is probably the best map in metal gear solid v and outside of that it's going through empty african fields with a few huts and a lot of soldiers. Mgsv does try to alleviate this with a couple more areas and bases that are rather unique and interesting to approach, but honestly as uninteresting as the environments are, the gameplay never suffers.
Gameplay is in fact mgsv's strongest aspect. There is roughly no game that has done what this game does for stealth combat. Trust me when I say I have looked. Tom clancy's wildlands and breakpoint, while trying a lot of the same stuff, loses just as much that is special in order to simplify it into a 7/10 third person shooter first and a stealth game second. Tools or dynamic methods of approach all are kept to a minimum. I would give the sniper elite franchise a close second for having a rather close formula that is comparable to mgsv, however sniper elite is still focused around shooting first, enemies, the environment and dynamic methods of approach second.
What metal gear brings to the table that's so special that isn't done by really any game is everything around the shooting if you couldn't tell. Enemies have unique behaviors that are necessary for having a good stealth game, but also not the focus, just serviceable enough to pass and not bad enough to be a detriment. However the methods of interaction you can have with them can be shooting a sleep dart while they're looking over the edge of a lookout post to make them fall over, which if anyone's underneath can knock them out too. You can distract them with boxes that trick them into thinking it's their commander or a lovely person on initial glance to get by or maybe even capture them, just a few fun things like that without mentioning that there's an interrogation system that is both simple but adds a lot to making the game what it is.
Outside of the npc's you have plenty of ways to go through areas, you can climb up walls, or shimmy up crevices, you can ride a horse through the middle of their base and just lay against the horse's side to hide. Maybe if you want you can send that same horse out to a blocked pathway and distract them all by making the horse defecate on command. You can airdrop in any vehicle you've captured or call in a bomb strike.
It can be difficult to say exactly why this is all special added together, but a good example of a situation is how you can throw a smoke grenade into the back of a jeep before driving it out into the middle of an area and diving out the side and rolling into some tall grass as the smoke spreads throughout the area. Then while everyone's blinded you can call your dog to jump up and slit the throats of everyone there without being seen. It's the open endedness that while ordinarily would make an open sandbox game that would demand for you to make up the fun as you go such as in breath of the wild, kenshi or minecraft, this is instead offering enough direction to not ever make you question what you're doing, something I'd later appreciate about helldivers 2, or why certain tools are available as it's all part of the mission and everything has a situation where it would be the most optimal thing to use making this guided, but also an open sandbox except the need or want to experiment is instead offered up as more of a demand unlike most sandbox games which all of this is to say the game is something special.
I think the only missed aspect about this game would unfortunately be 2 things, the missions and mother base.
my problem with the missions are the same with the story, after roughly 15 missions or so the game stops telling a story and roughly just keeps offering challenges, nothing interesting or unique just another thing to go try. This isn't bad and I really did enjoy them, but when it gets bad is when it picks back up in the story only to have 12 final missions before you get to see the ending and the final missions are all quite literally, the same missions done earlier in the game just with modifiers. I love the modifier idea for missions, I just wish that instead they were settings you could enable or disable for each mission instead of the game saying it's a whole new mission especially since it gatekeeps the ending.
Now about mother base...
This game has a whole system around capturing soldiers to "recruit them" which builds up stats in your base to unlock crafting recipes. This is how it paces out the tools given to you so you're not too overwhelmed by your options but still making you excited for what you can use next. Unfortunately it's not done very well. You'll often need tons and tons of resources to go with these recruits or even resources to pick up more recruits which is done by doing the jankiest collectathon system of all time in game. You look for sparkly spots on the ground that show diamonds and give you the in game currency. Or you can pick up small boxes for fuel or something. If it was just capturing enemies it would be one thing, but the whole system is bottlenecked by resources and later they try to get really ambitious with the system for certain story sequences that require you to know a lot about your members. Don't get me wrong it's all still cool, but it's clear that there was a lot more that wanted to be done here and this is all they could do.
All of this being said though, having an extra encouragement to spot enemies is appreciated and really cool. Just beyond that main point it's pretty rough.
Please try this game, it get's pretty cheap and even though they don't drop the price as much since the mgs collection came out, the game is well worth 30$ and it also pretty much runs on anything while still looking amazing. It's all absolutely worth your time.
Mgsv is one of the best in the franchise due to its gameplay mechanics and the story, and theirs a big plot reveal at the end that changes the whole point of the game so I high recommend you play this
This is total garbage
-Main story is junk, 80% of game are boring missions without any interesting in it
-Most of the time you have to play non lethal so you can get people on your FOB so you will be able to upgrade everything, there are no other way to get more people (You can send people on missions to get more staff, but 40 minutes of real time for this is not worth it)
-Codec from previous parts is ruined completely, it was one of the best parts of MGS series
-Dialogues are boring (Or should I say monologues?) and not interesting, in addition "Snake" is not talkative at all
-Bosses are total trash (Can I even call them bosses?)
-Main villain motivation is ridiculous and stupid (even comparing to Armstrong from MGR, where it was made in some sarcastic manner)
-Chapter 2... You have to REPEAT 5 or 6 missions from 1 Chapter to progress main story!!!
I completed four previous games of MGS series and I cannot believe that they could make such a sh*t...
this game is better then modern triple or quad A releases, now imagine if it was actually finished lol
Holy #### this games story and game play are amazing I love stealth games and so far this has to be my favorite!
Simply the best stealth action military shooter out there. One of the most sophisticated enemy AI designs that makes for an excellent sandbox design. They adapt to the playstyle the player employs. Use guns and they wear body armor, only do headshots and they wear helmets, play most missions during the night and they come equipped with night vision goggles and flashlights, sneak a base through unconventional paths the enemies will set up mine fields there, etc. The gun play is also extremely satisfying, each and every weapon have a good punch to them. Guns also have bullet drop distance like in MilSims. Game also offers first person shooting for better accuracy. Both maps are faithful recreations of the countries they are based on, though of course every locale in the game is fictional.
I like the vast array of options available to the player for both pacifist style and lethal style gameplay. Very few games do this.
Base building is a cool feature. You create your own army and they help you develop better weapons and gear. It is a missed opportunity though that you can't call on your army in the open world. it'll just be you, your companion (D-Dog, D-Horse, or Quiet) and Pequod.
The game has a good selection of soundtracks ranging from MGS originals to licensed songs from the 80s. Oh and Invisible by Duran Duran is most definitely part of the OST collection, always was and always will be.
The story is great but it is clearly incomplete. Though this is the first Metal Gear game I've played, I could still see the apparent lack of story content like how the ending just sort of happens. Though the audio cassette tapes reveal a lot of details its not enough. The lack of story is more obvious when I got to know more about MGS lore. This game answers plenty but again not everything. Though I'll admit I'm satisfied with how the game is because of how brilliant the gameplay is despite the lack in story. I wish Venom Snake talked more though, Kiefer Sutherland did a terrific job voicing him.
Graphically the game holds up well even by today's standards. The character models are highly detailed. The FOX engine is probably the most efficient and resource light game engine I've ever seen. The game can run well on weak hardware too. Its a shame that it only got used in a few titles and abandoned. Could've developed into something even more.
Haven't played the multiplayer much since it's mostly dead now. Has many gamemodes, played TDM once some years ago and it felt like an average CoD TDM but in third person. Seen videos of FoB base raids (where you infiltrate other player's military bases) and that seemed really fun but it's a shame I didn't get to experience it myself.
I'd recommend this game to anyone, its a masterpiece even with the flaws in storytelling. One of the few games that I can keep playing again and again. 10/10 in every-way.
I finished the story mode after 386 hours and so the world feels empty when I return to FOB.
Unfortunately we all reach this point but its bittersweet.
After 3 restarts and 7 years since the start on my old laptop, I could never finish the game properly (may that be due to switching places or switching devices constantly). When I first got the game I did it due to excitement on discovering my second Metal Gear game (first one was MGR) and I can say confidently as a guy who absolutely LOVES STEALTH this is the best stealth shooter you will ever find. Period.
Constant discoveries and switching of hardware and fanaticism about stealth kept bringing me back to this game. A final Big Boss game and discovery of an ending that loops the Metal Gear back. I strongly incline to play this game even if you don't want to spoil the series, due to how fun and really forward it is in gameplay (compared to even modern games!).
The graphics are insane. The sound design is crisp. The dialogue is intriguing. The environment is impactful. The relationship with the world is....unforgettable. The character building of Snake and how you play him really shows your connection of how you see the Big Boss of this series.
Multiplayer FOB raids which was not included before in MGS series is an amazing idea, showing another "end-game" way of going way and beyond the simple stealth game. Building your own army, raiding others, growing stronger and FEELING the progression is truly shows that Hideo and his subordinates are masters at work.
If I go into how detailed this game is then this review would be unreadable to be honest, but you can trust me. The more you play this game the more you will realise how everything just works. Everything is catered so that you can utilise everything at your disposal. Everything has impact, depending on your usage of gadgets and it's not like RPG of course but you really can feel the environment adopting to you.
Switching Codecs to Audio Logs was a really smart idea I believe. Yes it removes some suspense but I think it still holds up. Being able to play them anywhere, whatever and whenever is a really good idea. The audio logs really give you an idea on the world and with how good the voice acting is (also the transcript) makes you want to continue to listen to them again and again.
Cut-scenes really make my day. It's rare compared to other MGS but damn do they feel good. I can't believe I discovered more of random ones when somebody for first time attacked my FOB (I tried FOB invasion only this year due to being a coward lol) and I can say I am always impressed by an insane "camera work" (which really ups the immersion and storytelling). Completing the game makes me realise I won't be able to discover some new ones and maybe that's why I am thinking of slowly giving up on doing 100% knowing that there's really nothing special about it (for me at least).
Would I recommend this game?
Absolutely, Metal Gear Solid is a must play series for anyone who plays games. The game introduces amazing characters with plenty of personality. An introduction of amazing story which is not always go-happy, but very thought provoking. And, of course, amazing gameplay (which might of course be confusing in other MGS, but in here it feels natural and even intriguing).
Please do not pass this game, even-through its owned by KONAMI. You would be really making it a disservice. Regardless of how "unfinished" it is I would say it's more then enough to feel like a completed story.
What else I can say. 386 hours and hopefully more. I can't wait for a day where I will play other Metal Gear Solid titles (playing Portable Ops on PSP now). I watched all of playthroughs but I am sure I will experience it fresh and I will enjoy my brain tingling from how dope this over-analysed (and in good sense) game plays.
I don't know what Kojima was smoking when he made this, but my god. The story is weird to say the least. Gameplay is quite good, movement and aiming is slightly janky at times, but once you get used to the games controls, it feels smoother. The enemies can be both incredibly smart, and ridiculously dumb at the same time, though my main issue is their detection could be better.
Overall, really solid stealth shooter (no pun intended), with the Kojima weirdness to keep stuff entertaining.
not completed game not worth the time and feels like a joke compared to the other games that had some form of ending's to it, lets not forget the lore got lost some how in the making of the game other then that kind of cool but also online is something that shouldnt be on this
Pointless playing this online due to the amount of cheaters. Unless you want to download the mods and play using them too, you have no chance.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | KONAMI |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 91 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (38108) |