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A good shooting game but grafics are not brill abit of a slow game lots of levels tho to keep youi busy would i recermend this game? well yes but if you ask me to be onest in the best shoting game i would not recormend this one first! but it does have lots of action, never have enjoyed the games where you have the red spots to show your enemy etc i like surprises in my game and a good chalange.
Fun game, i enjoyed the story and gameplay. This game is worth buying if you are into detailed stories rather than a typical run and gun gaming styles. Online gaming is decent, it obviously doesn't match your Call of duty or battlefield games, however this is a nice change from your typical everyday shooters as there is a solid story to follow it.
Good things. * Great blend of squad control and first-person combat * Vibrant, detailed environments * Battlefield sounds will put you on edge * Interesting characters * Action camera is exhilarating. Bad Things. * Story relies too much on knowledge of past games * Texture irregularities can sour cutscenes. The first two games in the Brothers in Arms series distinguished themselves among the crowd of WWII shooters on the strength of their smoothly integrated first-person squad control and gritty, moving portrayal of a band of Allied soldiers. Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway sticks to these strengths, and commanding your squads through Nazi-occupied territory is more thrilling than ever thanks to the vibrant, beautiful scenery and the brutal, exhilarating action. Sergeant Baker (your character) and his squad are all nuanced, sympathetic characters, though the story doesn't quite live up to the promise of its protagonists. Despite a few irregular beats, Hell's Highway is an exciting, intense shooter that is sure to quicken your pulse. There are a number of multiplayer maps as well, and each supports up to 20 combatants. Two teams face off in successive standard capture-the-territory contests, respawning only at the beginning of each round. The twist is that each squad member has a certain role, from squad leader to weapons specialist to tank operator. Squad leaders can call in aerial recon, while weapon specialists travel with protective squads and deal their own unique brand of destruction. Well populated matches are lively and intense, as fully-manned teams work together to stay alive, back each other up, and thwart their opponents. Add in a vocal squad leader, and there is ample potential for exciting battles. However, there are still plenty of lone wolves roaming about, and whether players will fully embrace the squad mentality remains to be seen. What is certain now is that Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway is another rousing entry in a great series. The beautiful landscapes complement the gritty combat, and thoughtful cinematic techniques breathe life into the engaging characters. Despite the somewhat spotty story and sundry oddities, Hell's Highway is a game you should consider playing twice. The unlockable "authentic" difficulty mode removes all the heads-up display elements and really allows the visual design to shine. The story resonates more powerfully because you know the characters well, and the renewed challenge ratchets up the intensity. With so many exciting elements, Hell's Highway provides ample motivation to don the Allied uniform once more.Read full review
