It really removes that feedback you’ve come to expect with MP shooters. Not to mention, there is no hit point marker that tells you if you’ve hit someone. The multiplayer mode feels so tacked on and even though some of the map designs are visually solid, they’re not functional MP wise, and are too big to allow enjoyment for the 8v8 modes. Too bad the game is so badly designed to allow any enjoyment from these features. Furthermore, during gameplay you can actually take hostages from behind, to use as human shields and slide onto cover. I also like how they’ve got secondary objectives. Now, if the gameplay was polished enough, this would be a damn good option, giving you a different experience each time. Gameplay wise, what I do like is how at some points you get to choose which route you take, whether you go in head-front first or quietly sneaking from behind. Basically, the AI seems to have been purposefully dumbed down in order to allow you to sneak past, which in turn really effects the run and gun aspect of the gameplay as the enemies don’t react responsively, taking away any sense of challenge you might have, even on the higher difficulties. The game encourages you to go the stealth route, which would have been fun if it wasn’t so shoehorned. The gameplay is typical City Interactive fare, where the shooting feels responsive and fun but the overall set-up and AI is lacking and monotonous. They really could’ve picked any one of them to build up on.ĪI seems to have been purposefully dumbed down in order to allow you to sneak past…
They could’ve done so much better seeing how we have such a wealth of historic accounts available. The story doesn’t really go anywhere unfortunately.
From the opening monologue, it seems as if we are in for an entertaining treat, but as the game gets going, you start to witness bad animation and uninspired voice acting into the mix. Now, the game puts a lot of emphasis on its storyline, especially seeing how it is very much inspired by various real events. He not only goes through the events he witnesses in Warsaw Poland fighting hand in hand with the rebels, but also takes the player through a journey of his past career via flashbacks. Enemy Front unfortunately does neither.Įnemy Front follows the story of Hawkins, a journalist who is trying to tell the common people’s tales that are stuck in this seemingly endless war. Then, on the other hand you’ve got games like the recent Wolfenstein: The New Order that with its level of gunplay reminds you why the fps genre is so popular. Even if you hate slick games like Call of Duty’s and Battlefield’s, you can’t deny that there is a certain level of polish behind them. However, straightforward does not mean easy to make. Shooters, like em or dislike em, are probably the most straightforward gameplay wise in the current market.
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