This is a funny game to peg. It is definitely a better multiplayer game. Do not buy this only for the single player campaign which is ok at best. The multiplayer game works well and with real battle thunder when you have a full house. I did notice a few odd glitches in the multiplayer mode which I am sure the developer will fix. It is especially cool with all the factors involved...armored vehicles, tanks and helicopters. Flying the chopper is very fun too. Choppers in this game really pack a wallop!!! Graphics are decent too. This is a game for the real FPS multiplayer war shooter fan. It has both big and open battle fields and tighter more close in cityscapes. With a full game it is rather engaging and gives you a definite feeling similar to the old Battlefield frahchise on the PC. One unique and interesting twist are the automated battle drones that you can pilot. It is not COD 4 and I would not even compare the two. COD4 has many more game modes and does not utilize armored vehicles at all. I played BattleField from from day one and I always enjoyed blowing up armor and choppers with my RPG. This is perhaps the most engaging part of this game. Laying in wait for a tank or choppier and then blowing it to kingdom come. What really makes it stand apart making the game fun is the huge (in terms of online FPS) battles with hulking Armor and angrily patroling choppers. Normally with a 360 online FPS the size of the teams must be reduced so as not to produce lag. This game can really field huge teams without slowing the game down. obviously the player models and graphics are not going to be as crisp as...say COD4.....and, I might add, it has no where the depth of COD4 as a multiplayer or single player game. On balance it is a good game that is a welcome change from usual multiplayer online war game.
Frontlines Fuel Of War is one of the best multiplayer games i have ever played. Though it does lack some in its single player the multiplayer over shadows it by a lot. The single player is kind of dull and pointless but ... Read Full Review
The majority of us remember an xbox port to the 360 called Battlefied: Modern Combat. The game was plagued by bad frame rate, server connections, and choppy, poopy graphics. Enter the world of Frontlines. The dra... Read Full Review
