Frontlines - Fuel of War PC Game Review

Black Gold



The argument is as individual as little weight as expected, and puts us in the shoes of a soldier involved in the clash of the Red Star and the China-Soviet Union in the umpteenth re-release of the compact-communist alliance against a Western seeking to address them. The reason for the conflict is the gradual depletion of oil fields in the Middle East, and the, game, game review, review,, game review, fierce struggle between two factions for control of the few surveys that continue to make profits fuel.



The operation of the campaign and multiplayer tour takes us to the stage from one point to another of them, fulfilling the various objectives that we are entrusted. In essence Frontlines is virtually identical to a Battlefield, leaving, game review, clearly influences and roots of Kaos Studios. Maps points to capture, game review, whether to place explosive charges, gain resources, or take the property of the enemy bases. The campaign, for example, is about a little over 6 hours and is comprised of a number of levels -8-divided into several specific goals each.



These targets are usually cut very similar, and may end up conveying a certain feeling of monotony, since no other game modes available only to supply the title.



The campaign is not very neat and it would be inconsistent both in terms of argument as playable. The in principle moderately interesting, game review, story is not exploited at all, and some defects in the enemy's artificial intelligence and the passivity of our colleagues may end up resulting in a very, game review, unsatisfactory experience.



And is that a lot of Kaos Studios claim that they had to conduct a competent campaign, the truth is that it seems that very few elected-Call, game review, of Duty 4, for example,, game review, are able to combine a powerful multiplayer mode with, game review, a similar Singleplayer, game review, terms of quality.



The main attraction is its undisputed Frontlines Multiplayer epic, as is well known, allows the simultaneous presence in PC of up, game review, to 50 players simultaneously.



Massive Scale



In the maps for Frontlines to support 50 players must be huge, but the game always looking to maintain his composure in a series of points to focus on fighting locations.



Thus the succession of goals which are the patterns of these "hot spots"



Similarly, game review, the great spectacle of fire, armored vehicles, helicopters and other paraphernalia will test our connections and dedicated servers that THQ has made available to all users with the intention of experiencing the fewest possible problems of lag.



The weapons arsenal is diverse and presents enough differences between, game review, both sides as to recommend the test to find both the army and the type of soldier that specifically suits our style.



The radial menu will, game review, help us find a comfortable way of the gun you want on the battlefield, up to eight simultaneous, and in terms of control of vehicles it is very intuitive and fast, with the exception of air, something more sophisticated in their management.



Each of the roles we can take on very different battles including heavy weapons,, game review, signaling targets, anti-tank specialist, etc-up to three levels of experience, and as we reached we unlock the various special abilities that make us soldiers more effective on the battlefield.



Future Gray



Graphically Frontlines is a product that does not dazzle, nor much, game review, less, but the manner that complies with its intention to move to a future dark, gloomy and uprooted. Using Unreal Engine 3.0 and without the need for a night or rainy environments Fuel of War conveys the sensation of something to spare to place these futuristic gray buildings that dot the vast deserts.



The modeling of the characters meets the minimum quality that we seek for a next-gen title, but the animations could have, game review, been much more polished.



The textures are poor, and the effects are not particularly noteworthy, but the whole is more than acceptable.



Technological issue in the game is more irregular and performance optimization in terms of Pc leaves much to be desired. The frames per second rate is low and the game is very demanding in terms of hardware for, game review, what it offers, especially considering what you see on screen is no wonder, "and accuses the title, game review, if you have severe slowdowns high options visual representation of the, game review, vegetation.



Bet for the game partially destructible environments that significantly enriches the fighting, however, the criterion which can be damaged and what not is quite debatable, and often surprises us a solid coverage apparently collapses before the shooting and another in top lighter that resists smoothly.



The sound is a notable point that fulfills its functions in a, game review, very good one. The effects of gunfire and explosions sounded fierce timely and powerful in equal parts, the soundtrack fits without shine, and the dubbing is a little lower but not too many lines of dialogue is not revealed as a significant weakness

Hidden Object Game Review: Undiscovered World: The Incan Sun

What is life if not a great adventure? In, game review, the world to discover: The Inca sun, our hero his plane crashed in an area not so far away, once inhabited by the Incas. The first thing that our hero is not to find items scattered around the floor in an authentic style of play of hidden objects. It is not long before the, game review, hero discovers that there is more to the area than I expected. Now it is thrown into a world where you must discover the secrets of this ancient land. True to the style of hidden objects, the player,, game review, game review, is given a list of, game review, items to find.



, game review, Discover the elements, simply clicking on them. Once you find the item, the item is removed from the list. Some items are fairly easy to spot, while others may mix well. Objects are not always what you expect to see well. For example: the list of that phone. I did not think this is fixed in an, game review, earlier era, so I was looking for a typical phone. Finally, after finding the rest of the list, I found the phone. The phone is the kind you would see on The Andy Griffith Show, game review, .



, game review, Know the kind I mean. You grab the phone and speak in a nozzle still attached to the wall. Then he asks an operator to call someone. Sometimes the size of objects passing through a cycle too. In search of a grasshopper, I was looking for little things around the cabin. I, game review, was definitely surprised when the grasshopper is about 10 times larger than I expected. The last thing that made the game more difficult was the name. Not know about you, but often do not see the word Anubis.



Now, I've seen enough and the saga of Egyptian film released this will probably be a dog as a statue, but was still, game review, rare. Each section has a list of items to find, but there's more. Along with the list given, you must find the two statues hidden. The statues allow you to discover the secret world to discover. Although not required,, game review, there are the coins for you to collect too. The currencies giving advice on how to find items that you can not find. At the end of a level, there is a mini-puzzle.



The puzzle is not difficult. In fact, the pieces are lined up on the board, game review, . Then put the puzzle does not offer much of a challenge. This is more than a device to move along the story. The game has a timer that counts up, not down, as most games hidden objects. For maximum points, click with precision, speed select and click on various points in a row. This is the only way is considered an expert in a single layer, game review, . It will take practice because matching element names is not as easy as it sounds.



When you click too many wrong entries not only destroy their accuracy, but also have a time penalty. Undiscoverd world: the Inca sun can be found at MarcoPoloGames. You can try the games before you buy.