Heavy Fire: Afghanistan

i bought this cause the reviews said it was a cheap but ok rail shooter. yeah, its a rail shooter. yeah, its cheap, esp on sale. but is it okay? eh... its pretty fucking mediocre. and i mean PAINFULLY so. like, it's REALLY sloppy, the story is terrible, i feel uncomfortable shooting just generic sterotypical middle eastern guys while the game waffs on about how it's fine 'cause we're marines and they're rebels. it has dumb but easy quick time events. i mean... it's a rail shooter? i guess? but also, the last level is a load of BS i can't beat. the main saving grace is i can kill as many US Marines as i want. so thats cool. whatever, man. just dont get your hopes up at all, basically.

[h1]Rating[/h1] 7/10 [h1]Intro[/h1] Time Crisis and Virtua Cop have their place in the history of on-rail shooters. But quite frankly, their home platform versions were so lackluster, that they still kept the limited credits system. That of which basically erased all of your progress, if you lost them all. That's not fun, to say the least. This game effectively fixes that issue, while also adding unlock-able upgrades and a higher difficulty. [h1]Positives[/h1] + Simple to pick up. + Campaign cooperative. + Failed QTEs don't get you killed as far as I can tell. + Good replay value. There's a higher difficulty available after finishing the campaign. [h1]Negatives[/h1] - Weapons lack impact. - Sun rays can sometimes obscure enemies. - Enemies die in one hit. Meaning, there's not much reason to be precise with your shots, especially when enemies are more accurate on the higher difficulty. [b]Game Uses Integrated Graphics Processor Instead of GPU On Laptops Fix:[/b] In NVIDIA Control Panel, add the game's executable, choose High-Performance NVIDIA Processor and select your GPU under OpenGL Rendering GPU. [b][u]Heavy Fire: Shattered Spear review[/u][/b] https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198096811507/recommended/385600/

[h2]Heavy Fire: Afghanistan[/h2] Has a total of [b]5[/b] trading cards.