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Radioactive IT Review: Army of Two
Radioactive IT Review: Army of Two | Review: Army of Two |
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| by Mike Bantick | ||||||||||||||||
| Thursday, 17 April 2008 | ||||||||||||||||
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AoT does not hold back, this is like a return to Arnies fabulous series of Eighties films. Big dumb and violent. Except not so dumb, it takes a level of strategy to achieve the blood soaked objectives of AoT. The story is all grit, the mercenary team of Elliott Salem and Tyson Rios battle through the war zones of Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, China, on board an Aircraft Carrier and err...Miami. As part of the SSC (Security and Strategy Corporation) they kill for cash, all within the backdrop of the political debate of the benefits of regular army vs corporate killers such as SSC. But regardless of the storyline, the violence of the game is always there, without civilians or other innocents to get in the way, game-play revolves around the mantra of 'if it moves – shoot it' As you can guess from the title, AoT is all about co-op play. The six part single player campaign will require you to master the computerised partner. The controls are a little awkward to begin with and take some time to master. Once you have control however, you will be able to change weapons, control your partner and other special commands such as an exchange of equipment and a double sniping order. |
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