Gameplay in Instant Action mode can be carried out on three sets of rules: Match Point, battles and Spec Ops. We can choose the map, the rules of the game, as well as additional parameters such as the number of bots (soldiers controlled by artificial intelligence), night or day, the game with or without cars, as well as the balance of forces of both warring factions. Instant action allows you to quickly determine the parameters of the gameplay and pounce on the whirlwind of battle. You can play in two game modes: Instant Action and Campaign. He isn't going to do it for free.Ravenfield is a single-player game. The man has Thousands of Hours of Development hours into this game. I don't comprehend why some people think everything needs to be free base game (Is very limited) but endless Selection of Workshop mods with Mods you have a endless selection Kinda of Like Gmod. With the paid version you get the workshop, (Which is Literally what makes this game as of right now) you have the base game maps and weapons. SteelRaven7 who reponded in this Thread is the Only Dev to this game. build 25 is free on the microsoft store LOL ps only thing thats not free is Steams multiplayer mod. ah, ok so just because its on steam I have to pay for it? sounds GREEDY as hell, considering the maker (and copy-write holder) has the say. There's maybe more pros I don't know of, but maybe someone else could chime in.

Plus, purchasing Ravenfield here grant you access to the Steam Workshop, which has hundreds of community-made mods to help you expand the game, in case the base game alone is not enough. SteelRaven bought Ravenfield onto Steam himself, and he still works on the game to this day, as far as I know. Originally posted by ه҈҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉҉:Are you talking about the Beta 5 edition? If so, that version was for when the game was in its early stages.

Ravenfield play for free