| Brothers In Arms: Road To Hill 30 | Gearbox Software / Ubisoft | 2005 | |
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Brothers in Arms is the most realistic and authentic WWII shooter ever. While other WWII games have sugarcoated the war experience, Brothers in Arms is based on a true story and will immerse gamers into the gritty, uncensored and emotionally-charged side of war. The game puts you in the shoes of Sgt. Matt Baker, a D-Day paratrooper squad leader, and asks you to lead the squad as you balance their lives with the success of the mission. The true stories and historical events you experience on your perilous journey take you through real battlefields meticulously recreated from aerial reconnaissance images, US Army Signal Corps photos and eye-witness accounts of war-torn Normandy. Players of all skill levels can battle their way through this intense experience because of Brothers in Arms innovative and accessible command and control system. The game's innovative take on the shooter genre puts you in charge of a squad of smart, almost humanlike soldiers that you lead in battle instead of having you run around lone-wolf style like you do in so many shooters. It's up to you, as squad leader, to use real squad tactics to destroy the enemy, even while you are busy ducking bullets. The enemy AI though is a bit weak as the Germans are a fairly docile lot and don't really exhibit maneuver tactics, at least not on the scale of what you do to them. This translates into a puzzlelike experience at times, as you essentially have to suppress an enemy position and figure out how to flank it over and over again. | ||
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