Gray Zone Warfare

Gray Zone Warfare’s brand-new update has taken this game to the next level, and it was a much better experience with the new changes that make this game much more worthy of getting. But still not having actual controller support is a big no-no. Again, I hope that the support is coming in the near future, because this game has potential, and I don’t want myself and many other controller players to have to steer away from this game, because it has a lot of potential.

Gray Zone Warfare is closer than ever to fulfilling its potential. With new content, performance boosts, and a stronger sense of purpose, the game is gaining traction. But until the core PvP mechanics are tightened and the spawn logic is fixed, it’s more “controlled chaos” than tactical brilliance. Still, if you’re already a fan—or you’re looking for the next big mil-sim shooter to sink your teeth into—there’s never been a better time to give Gray Zone Warfare a shot.

Gray Zone Warfare has its own charm, and its beautiful Laos-inspired setting will appeal to many players despite the issues with early access. Those who accept the game’s current state and view their purchase as a way to support the Czech studio can already find a decent amount of tactical fun right now.