Brute Force is a squad based third person shooter that does not fail to entertain.
User Rating: 7.9 | Brute Force XBOX
I played Brute Force some time ago and am finally getting around to posting a review. BF places you as a team of four elite war hardened combatants, all of whom has their own area of expertise. There is Tex who is the gun wielding berserker type that also comes in handy when it comes to disarming mines and laying down a generous amount of gunfire on the enemy and the fact that he can wild two heavy guns at the same time doesn’t heart. There is Brutus who is a reptilian warrior who has night-vision and can call upon his gods to grant him strength that enables him to take less damage even from gunfire, move faster and use his body as a weapon by slamming into his victim as he charges on all fours killing them instantly. This power also allows him to regenerate life whilst he has it activities. There is Hawk, the stealth and ambush pro of the team. She has the ability to become invisible for a time and has no problems with sneaking up on unsuspecting enemies and then calmly and surgically sliding his laser blade through their spine, she is good to have around in a firefight. Last but by no mains least there is Flint, a cybernetic automaton that was created to be nothing less than the best sniper in existence. She does not only possess a very effective gun that has an impressive range, she completes the weapon by having the ability to auto-loch on distant enemies when not using the zoom option of the gun. All together, these four warriors are the elite unit known as Brute Force, they are sent to hostile planets that are filled to the rim with enemy mutants, renegade mercenaries, alien creatures and power hungry gangsters. You can select and play with any of the four warriors at any time or you can command them to do what you want, overall, Brute Force is a good game and will keep you entertained for about four to five hours. I would recommend renting it if you wan a quick shooter fix as you wait for the release of the next gen games. 
