This is one of those games were you wonder if anyone actually made this game or if it just came into existence. I say this because from playing it I find myself constantly on my own killing dull minded enemies to a dull story lined mission that I accessed from the dull start menu which ceases to tell you how to do what. There was no real point to this game, Sure the graphics were nice and clean, and sounds were interesting but things just lacked life, such as your character who seemed to have an aim stiffer than death. I thought we got past robot precise sniper scopes after the COD series arrived. There's also the correlation between the badly written story ...  Read the complete review

War isn't a nice subject to be honest. People die, money is wasted sending people to war and it can lead to trauma. But it's weird how many times War is used in videogames, whether it's World-War II, World War 3 or World War 50. Yes, Wars make for entertaining games, as the Call of Duty games, especially the latest edition CoD4, are quality. Now we get Frontlines: Fuel of War for the 360 and PC, a game which could hit close to home for Oil companies. Set when Oil costs 100 dollars and people are rioting, Frontlines has some nice twists on the genre including letting you take on objectives in any order and 50 player multiplayer. But is it enough? -(The ...  Read the complete review