Fire and Forget: The Last Assault is more forgettable than memorable. If it had done more to be unique and embrace all the opportunities it set up for itself, it could have been an engaging title. Instead, you’re better off picking from any number of the other vehicle-based shoot ‘em ups that litter the App Store. Repetition doesn’t always force you into remembering things and this game proves it.
A modern upgrade of the Amiga games while keeping the general gameplay intact. It will most likely appeal to those who fondly remember the original releases.
From GamesReviews:
"Alas, had I played Fire & Forget on a mobile device, my opinion might have been different as I can see how it would appeal to mobile and casual gamers. Views and opinions are strictly based on the PC version of the game.
One of the few things that Fire and Forget: Final Assault does right is that it stays true to it’s title; after a few shots, you’ll forget all about it. While similar arcade shooters might have intrigued audiences in the 80’s, this modern sequel of Fire and Forget does very little justice to a once thriving genre."
iOS.AppsGoer writes:"Fire and Forget The Final Assault is a fast-paced shooter developed by Microids. It pits players against a terrorist group that threatens to destroy what is left of humanity. Players need to drive the car Thunder Master III to shoot down all the gangsters scattering all over the world."
