Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood (PS2)

Brothers in Arms Earned in Blood is a shooter for the Playstation 2 developed by Gearbox. The game takes place during flashbacks as soldiers are interviewed which is quite a unique perspective, the game puts you in the role of Sergeant Joe Hartsock who was under Matt Bakers command (he was the main character in the first game) though the events are in the same time period you go on different missions and command your own squads during the events around the D-Day landings. The story is pretty immersive and the way it is presented is very good. The gameplay at a glance is a first person shooter, you can use a variety of authentic World War 2 weaponry ...  Read the complete review

This is another take on WW2 and the fight against Nazis. You may have played Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30. This game follows the same storyline but from Joe Hartsock's point of view. This is great because the link is almost seamless, and it brings back memories from your experience with the first game. I would recommend that you play the Hill 30 before this one, otherwise it will ruin Hill 30's ending. In the game you must control one or two small groups of soldiers. Each group may have one to three soldiers in it. When they die they are not brought back to life like in another popular army game, Call of Duty, so losing every soldier in your group means ...  Read the complete review

A first person shooter set during the Second World War, Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood was released in October 2004 by Ubisoft. The game is part of the Brother In Arms game series and can be played both single player and multiplayer. Gameplay Set after Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30, and still during World War II you play again as Joe Hartsock, a soldier in the US Army who has recently been promoted to sergeant. The story is told in flashbacks in what has already happened and the game has plenty of levels and is set into three main chapters, starting with you taking up command of your squad to taking command of the entire second ...  Read the complete review