Review: Assault Heroes 2 (G&P)

If the balance of modern video games is traced along the patrimony of games encouraging players to guide one blip and shoot a second blip at several hostile blips, the top-down shooter can be valued as a good, old standby, which gives its celebrants exactly what they paid for. Ergo Assault Heroes 2.

This is not a game for initiates to the concept of shoot-'em-up. It's meant to be consumed, and for most top-down tastes, is more than adequate. Instead of novelty, Assault Heroes 2 serves the faithfully addicted with action and a little style.

Review: Michael Ubaldi