Ian of Just Press Start writes:
"Perhaps it is only fitting that a game based around the concept of multiple-perspectives has left me with a rather divided opinion of it. Or perhaps I am merely coercing a common feature of a review into this slightly ill-fitting comparison in order to give it some rather pointless flair. Regardless, the stealthy-FPS–tactical-espionag e-strategy game that is Signal Ops is one of the most frustrating things I’ve ever played; Worse than that, I can’t even write a cathartic, scathing review of it as it simply doesn’t deserve it despite the bugs, ambiguous objectives and some rather questionable design decisions."
Signal Ops is a game that combines stealth game concepts, tactical FPS and strategy. Unfortunately this does not make a deep game that will appeal to everyone. Signal Ops in our character wakes up as a soldier with a hand hook that can remotely control a squad of agents through various espionage missions in order to defend and promote religious glory of Dark Father. From the beginning, there is evidence that the story will go beyond simply complete the missions. Unfortunately Signal Ops but does so in the worst possible way, making it too obvious.
Hardcore Gamer: The Indie Royale bundle has returned with an offering of five games for a bit under $5. That gets you Retrovirus, Signal Ops, Zack Zero, Vox, and Sol Survivor. A bonus game will be unlocked at some point in the future, and if you spend $8, you get the Lost Floppies Vol. 2 album.
PCGamesN- Hello, Spotlighters! I’m Mr Peel; Mr Benson isn’t in today. In accordance with the dark arts of supply teaching, I won’t tell you where he is, but will grimace in such a way as to suggest he’s off gallivanting somewhere nice and warm. I do, however, encourage you to refer to his notes. As ever, we’ll be affixing a yellow light to a green light to produce a teal shade of criticism on one of the most interesting games currently vying for a place on Steam.
