Characters use profanity such as 'sh*t,' 'a*shole,' and 'b*tch' in dialogue, in battle. Players also have the ability to use people as human shields, and can opt to kill hostages at the expense of 'morality points'-an 'execute' or 'release' option is given to players. Contributor Dan has been writing for Eurogamer since 2006 and specialises in RPGs, shooters and games for children. Precise shots from guns, rifles, or sniper rifles may result in civilians' and enemies' heads exploding in a red blood effect. Army of Two: The 40th Day Review News (8) About the author. The gun battles are depicted realistically and are often intense: civilians and enemies scream when shot the dead can be shot on the ground-sometimes causing decapitation characters emit frequent splashes of blood that stain the city streets, walls. Sniper rifles, shotguns, machine guns, and grenades are used during the frenetic firefights knives and bayonets can be used to 'stealth-attack' enemies from behind. Players shoot their way out of the city after a mysterious invasion: they assassinate targets, infiltrate guarded areas, and kill many enemies in their way. This is no intellectual exercise then, but terrific mindless fun at its best.This is a co-operative third-person shooter in which players try to survive the city of Shanghai as it collapses all around them. Tyson Rios and Elliot Salem begin Army of Two: The 40th Day a year after the story of the original game ends. Once you've worked your way through the single-player campaign, you can tackle the missions in co-operation with a friend. Gameplay will be further enhanced such as being able to feign surrender in order to outflank the enemy, using. Earning cash for missions, you can also build up a substantial arsenal of customisable weapons.

Alternatively, enemies can be distracted (creating 'aggro' as the game has it) while you flank them and pick off targets undetected. For fans of Gears of War and Spec Ops: The Line, Army of Two: The 40th Day is a gritty and mature story that tackles honor, loyalty, deception and conspiracy. 2010This longplay is a quick run through on. Unlike most warfare shooters, Army of Two: The 40th Day continues to stand out from other games in its unique gameplay mechanics, mature story and cynical look at the world of privatized military. Working for a private military firm, the excuse for all the killing is to mop up amid the chaos, face off against rival military contractors and make lots of money.Дespite a paper-thin plot, the much-improved graphics and pick-up-and-play controls keep your finger glued to the trigger, an option tempered by moral decision points, such as choosing whether to save innocent lives or execute captured enemies, which shape your path through the game.Д®ach combat scenario can be approached from two different angles, enabling your partner to cover your back while you dive through a hail of bullets. Recorded/Played by:BoneofheadSupporting cast: /Yad/YattyGame by - EA Montreal, Published by - Electronic Arts. W hile the debate over excessive violence in computer games turning our pop kids into square-eyed psychopaths continues, what should march up, eyeballing all and sundry, but blood-soaked, third-person shooter, Army of Two: The 40th Day? But beyond the shock, awe and inevitable outrage, is it any good? Following on from a fairly dire original, in which you played as one of two masked mercenaries, Salem or Rios, the sequel takes place on a hazardous journey through a disintegrating Shanghai.

Army of two: the 40th day