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Reviews (5)
Jul 25, 2016
Advanced Warfighting
To be straight to the point, this is a very fun game.
This tactical shooter is the natural progression of what we saw in the Ghost Recon series releases from 2006 and 2007. It brings in new element such as adaptive cloaking camouflage and x-ray enabled goggles to see enemies though objects.
Solid gameplay mechanics allow for straight up firefights with opposing forces, but where the game truly shines is where the player can clear hostile areas without ever being detected by employing drones, close quarters stealth, and synchronous squad takedown commands. Many areas of the game play out sort of like a puzzle and challenge your stealthy tactics.
Graphically, this title holds up very well for what is now a four year old release. Many environments have a very high level of detail. This coupled with a good amount of onscreen action can be very easy on the eyes.
For as good as the campaign is, unfortunately, the competitive online is a little on the vacant side. Four years after the release of most games this will be the case. I was only able to find matches in one of the five competitive modes. It was fun for a little while, but many matches seemed a bit to unbalanced to hold my interest.
There is also a fun little cooperative mode that can be played on or offline that has you fighting waves of enemies. You'll have to have friends with the same game though, as there is no matchmaking for that mode or the campaign - which has a full co-op mode as well.
For the price that you'll find this game here on eBay, the hefty twelve mission campaign alone is worth your time and I thoroughly recommend it.
Sep 13, 2016
For Fan Eyes Only
I'm going to be blunt. This is most likely the weakest Bond game to date. While there's nothing necessarily broken here, there are some questionable design choices and wonky game mechanics (skiing and driving in particular) that bring this entry down to a very mediocre level.
Visiting settings and villains from different Bond films is a nice touch. That said, it's still Daniel Craig (who I personally like as Bond) instead of the classic actors from those movies. Even some of the Bond Girls have changed their faces; notably Dr. Holly Goodhead and Jinx - who isn't even African American in this version.
The missions that are based on those classic movies take a few liberties with the original narrative to fit this playable version. I'm okay with that where it helps pace the story and action. However, even for a shooter, this game has segments where the sheer amount bad guys you have to gun down in order to pass to the next checkpoint borders on being plain silly.
There are tons of hidden secrets and optional objectives to seek out depending on what difficulty you're playing on. Usually, I would applaud the replay value there, but unfortunately the overall game itself is too dry to encourage more than a single playthrough.
This game does feature multiplayer, but the servers are dead. I couldn't find a single game online. Not surprising for 4 year old port of a title from a different system. Developer Eurocom's last Bond game, Goldeneye Reloaded, did a lot of things right. Sadly, this experience didn't quite measure up.
Apr 21, 2020
Good Value
Works very well. A good thing to own if you have more devices than HDMI ports. Being powered by USB cord is convenient as most modern TVs have a USB port.