Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter (PC)

More of a simulator shooter than I was expecting, that can keep you hooked for a while...before frustrating you senseless. Im not going to go over the story, because despite finishing the game it never gripped me long enough to realise what was going on. Characterisation of your team only came through the fact that you will be relying on them to take down yoyur enemies throughout the entire game. The basic premise is that you are part of a ghost squad in the near future, and are dropped into mexico to fight insurgents and terrorists etc. Whilst the locations and enemies change it reamins bland and rather confusing. In terms of game mechanics, ...  Read the complete review

I came across this game by getting it free with a motherboard i bought. Before this game i was used to the shooting games where you can take 20 bullets before you fall and even after taking just under you can find something to get your health back up. This game was totally different and at first i didn't really understand or like the game. Struggled with only being able to take a few bullets as i was used to just stepping in the line of fire and letting rip. This game requires much more thinking and tactics. After an hour i started getting the hang of positioning my men and locating enemy positions. I really started to get into the game, and really liking it. It ...  Read the complete review

This was the first Tom Clancy game that I played, being a fan of the books I was not so sure what to expect. Thankfully the game itself was very good, you play as Captain Scott Mitchell of the Ghost Recon squad in the US Army and command a squad in an attempt to complete all the missions. You only directly command your main character and you give orders to your squad, like where to go regroup things like that. The single player campaign is the best part of the game, it is much more of a tactical shooter than some of the more popular games, where you have to use cover much more to your advantage and plan your attacks rather than running in ...  Read the complete review