World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is about to hit the streets in march, and now that we’re closing in, reviews are starting to drop in.

According to Metacritic, PC Gamer gave it a rather alarming 62 out of a 100, a bit unfairly, I’d say. And, yes,  obviously I’ll be a bit biased on the topic, but hear me out.

Since there’s some confusion on the topic: The retail version of Soviet Assault (also known as World in Conflict: Complete) will cost 24.99, and include World in Conflict, as well as the new Soviet Assault content. Add to that, if you only want the new levels, they are 14.99, so no need to fret if you already own the game.

Personally, I feel that the complete version is a good deal on a game that received an 89 average (93 by PC Gamer) on Metacritic (as well as several awards), plus the added content and I sincerely hope that one unfair review wont put any new players off.

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