Bodycam
Об игре
Bodycam is the first tactical multiplayer FPS with a true body-camera view in Unreal Engine 5. Close-quarters combats feel raw and loud. Every angle, callout, and bullet matters. Play Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Wingman on photoreal maps where teamplay, tactics, and clutch skill are key.
Это готовый аккаунт, поэтому он не привязан к региону активации.
Системные требованияМинимум
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system. SSD Recommended
Как активироватьPC аккаунт
- 1После покупки вы получите email и пароль аккаунта в своей библиотеке.
- 2Откройте клиент Steam и войдите с выданными email и паролем.
- 3Перейдите в Steam → Данные аккаунта и смените пароль и контактный email на свои.
- 4Включите Steam Guard, затем скачайте игры из библиотеки - аккаунт ваш.
Отзывы
На основе отзывов игроков Steam.
Please add offline play with bots and workshop/mod support and this game will have almost infinite replayability
Join game, destroy host, kicked back to lobby, repeat.
I really wish they would create a campaign, this has so much potential for a gritty thriller kind of story. it looks and plays great. been following this project for a while. for those asking I average about 140fps on high to ultra, haven't tried with frame generation yet.
It's probably the most realistic FPS ever, maybe even the most realistic game ever, but it does need a player count boost. This coming update, September 2nd, will be really fun.
The first game I've played where the gunshots actually feel real. Pulling the trigger doesn't feel like clicking a mouse; it feels like you just set off a cannon in a concrete hallway and gave yourself permanent tinnitus, 10\10
I'd say it has good potential, but some issues needs to be taken seriously before the game dies. Main issues: - Poor map varieties - Lobby/joining a game not the best thing - NO LOADOUT or weapon customization (this is the biggest game turnoff) I think if these aren't fixed asap, we will definitely soon get a better version of this game where all players will move on.
