GrE writes, "I have been assigned the tough mission of reviewing Arma II: Combined Operations. This is a pack that contains ArmA II, as well as the new stand alone expansion, Operation Arrowhead. ArmA II bills itself as the most realistic war simulator on the planet. I have to admit that playing the game often feels like you’re going to war. It starts off with a long barrage of basic training missions that can be a grueling experience in and of itself. Once finished, you are sent off to battle, where the romanticism of war quickly fades and the harsh reality of what the game is quickly sets in. Even so, if you manage to hang in there and survive, the stories you will be able to tell are the kind that Hollywood movies are made of..."
Stacey Henley from TheGamer Writes "Stellar Blade's marketing has been All About Eve, but it feels like Much Ado About Nothing"
Dalton Cooper from Game Rant Writes "Stellar Blade's main character is getting most of the attention, but the game has a lot more to offer beyond its gratuitous fan service."
Screen Rant Writes "Non-stop action set in a familiar world."
This game sounds so complex that it made me yearn for my Xbox 360 controller.
I'm usually all for killin fools, this time I think I might sit it out
It really is a case of "complexity carpel tunnel" just waiting to happen, but is supposed to be tremendously rewarding if you put in the time.
If I had a PC capable of pushing anything beyond Diablo II, I might look at it =\
You yearn for call of duty cause you are 12 years old, this is a mans simulator, boys not apply. This is a simulator not a game.