Brothers In Arms At Its Finest.
If your a returning BIA vet, or a new comer to the series, its a fresh and should I say charming game thats sure to please any gamer. You take the role of Matthew Baker, and lead up to three squads at a time through a series of chapters that stake out the story as you go.
I would go in depth, but I'll simply give you the quick version so you won't be drowned in the usual words that most reviews are associated with.
Graphics: The graphics are beautiful and breath taking, trees and grass seem to buckled beneath your boots and explosions and bullets ripping past your head only add to the overall presentation.
Audio: The shouts of German soldiers and your allies are clear and well noted, along with zipping of bullets, thuds of shells in the distance and crackling of flames all add to a unique and life like experience.
Fun Factor: The action cam that zooms in during well placed head shots or gruesome explosions add to a certain thrill that you'll make you want to make each shot count. Controlling squads, and flanking and destroying entire squads of enemy soldiers is not only going to force you to think, but at the same time makes it heart pounding to race around and trying to figure out the best way to attack each enemy.
Controls: The game handles very well for a hide and shoot shooter, and each assigned move works as it should. The only downside is when hiding behind certain walls and such, the player tends to get stuck or unable to move properly, though its a rare occurrence that shouldn't ruin your game play.
Pros: World War 2, graphics and sound are well done. Makes you think and adds the action cam.
Cons: Enemy AI can sometimes be rather dull, getting stuck among things.
A cookie for anyone who can guess where the next game next place. Pay attention to the talk at the end of the game. *Spoiler* Snow is the key word. *End Spoiler* It was a huge major battle near the end of the war.