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Void Interactive ended its relationship with the community manager of Ready or Not after comments made about Charlie Kirk's assassination, emphasizing that such statements do not reflect the company's values and reaffirming their commitment to a respectful community.
Ready or Not, a tactical FPS game, has sold over 10 million units overall, with over 1 million copies sold on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S within just a few days of release, highlighting its popularity on consoles.
A new shooter game, Ready or Not, has become a hit on PS5, surpassing PC sales rapidly and generating excitement among players for offering a fresh alternative to popular titles like Call of Duty and Fortnite, with praise for its intense gameplay and co-op features.
Ready or Not, a controversial shooter by Void Interactive, sold over 1 million copies on consoles within four days despite community backlash over content censorship and a review-bomb campaign. The game faced issues with content modifications required by partners, leading to negative reviews on Steam, but maintained strong scores on Xbox and PlayStation. The developer is actively working to improve the game following its challenging launch and the loss of its publisher.
Ready or Not, a highly-rated tactical FPS, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, offering a gritty, simulation-style experience where players lead a SWAT team through dangerous criminal hotspots, emphasizing strategic gameplay and realism. The game is praised for its balance of challenge and immersion, making it a must-play for fans of tactical shooters on Xbox.
Ready or Not has sold over 1 million units on console in under 4 days, making it ten times faster than its PC launch, with positive reviews and increased player engagement.
Ready or Not now supports crossplay across PC and consoles, but players face challenges in adding friends from different platforms due to separate P2P solutions. The workaround involves linking an Epic Account within the game to enable friend tracking across platforms, with crossplay enabled in settings. This solution has been met with mixed reactions from the community.
A controversial patch for Ready or Not that censored in-game content was quickly reversed by a modder, who restored the original nudity and gore, highlighting community resistance to content changes made for console porting.
A mod was quickly created to revert censorship changes made to the game Ready or Not after developer VOID Interactive altered content to meet console regulations, sparking player backlash and controversy over censorship and game content.
The article compares the performance of Ready Or Not on Xbox Series X and Series S, highlighting that both can run at up to 60 FPS with high resolution, but Series X offers better resolution and more stable performance, while Series S experiences more FPS drops and lower resolution, especially in Fidelity Mode.
Ready or Not launches on Xbox with 1,530 Gamerscore, featuring challenging achievements including completing missions on hard, permadeath Ironman mode, and various tactical tasks, along with DLC achievements for full completion.
Despite controversy and review bombing from PC players upset over censorship and animation changes made to pass console certification, the tactical shooter 'Ready or Not' remains a top seller on Steam, with the update aimed at improving performance and passing certification, while also slightly toning down gore and nudity.
Void Interactive has made minor content adjustments to the PC version of Ready or Not to align with console certification standards, including reducing violence and nudity, which has led to some fan backlash. The changes ensure the game passes ratings and certification for PS5 and Xbox, with the console release scheduled for July 15, 2025.
Ready or Not, a tactical first-person shooter, has been released on PC after years in early access. The game aims for realism, but the slow gameplay and lackluster visuals make it a snooze-fest for the reviewer. The AI is questionable, with teammates blocking the player and enemies behaving oddly. The game's art direction is sterile and the controller support is lacking. While some may appreciate the commitment to realism, the reviewer found the game uninteresting due to its barebones single-player story and slow gameplay.