Team Fortress 2 Review

And for the end just to say something about graphics and sounds for this game.
– Graphics are kinda cool, nothing special, but it really looks good in the end. Every single detail is visible.
– Sounds are also nothing else but perfect. Really describes every single class perfectly. Only thing that sometimes it makes me annoying especially when playing engenieer because of his sentry gun.

Thats all about my review, really everyone who didn’t tried this game should try. You wont regret. For this whole review of mine, i will rate this game with 10/10, since this is Valve game (forgot to mention) and they have a really good series.

As you can see Team Fortress 2 has a nice variety of game modes and I haven’t even named all of them here. Let’s move on to classes. TF2 features a number of classes which are split into offensive, defensive and support roles. The three offensive classes are Soldier, Scout and Pyro. The three defensive classes are Demoman, Heavy and Engineer; and the three Support classes are Medic, Sniper and Spy. Each classes has a specific role and each has a specific strength and weakness, this is the bread and butter of TF2. Each class plays off each other. The Heavy for example can take hits but is quite slow, leaving him quite exposed in the open but if you combine him with a Doctor meaning another player using a Doctor hangs out behind him dodging bullets and continuously healing him you effectively have a tank… good luck taking him down. Overwhelming the duo works but a Sniper or Spy can do the job just as well, take out that Doctor and the Heavy will fall a lot easier. This is just one example of classes playing off each other, you really need a team to win. The classes are extremely well balanced no complaints here.

Let’s talk graphics. The graphics have a nice art style to them, they are cartoony but still look great. The graphic options are very well varied and given the game is 5 years old now it runs well on pretty much any modern PC and older ones too. Mechanics wise, animations are smooth, aiming is tight and right where it needs to be. UI is done well, provides information but stays out of the way. Sound wise, everything sounds good, I wouldn’t say great but it’s good enough. One thing I really like is characters automatically shout things out making the battle feel alive. For example heal someone and the character will automatically say “Thank you Doctor” or “Thanks Doc” etc, its a nice touch. The game also supports text and voice chat… also some pre-recorded lines to use and some emotes.

Team Fortress 2 is a fun shooter that doesn’t really take itself all the serious at times. The game can be played casually or “hardcore”. It’s variety of modes are fresh and it’s gameplay is different and fun. It’s cash shop isn’t crazy with overpowered weapons like some Free-to-Play shooters and the game has received regular free updates since 2007. This is a very well done and polished online shooter, definitely one to check out and why not it’s Free.