Review on Spec Ops: The Line for PlayStation 3 by Wiktor Niekrasz ᠌

List of Required Reading Pros: -They addressed the sensitive matter of why war and shooters are not a joke or a game, which has never been done before in the genre. Here, people really do die; unlike in most video games, the act of murder has real-world consequences beyond the simple "boom." It's not really a third-person shooter but more a psychological thriller. Pleasant to engage in as a pastime I've got some drawbacks: -The game's design may subconsciously convince players that they don't need to become soldiers. Wars cannot exist if there are no people willing to fight in them. Thousands of lives could be saved thanks to a game as simple as a shooting gallery. GG said he was duped by swollen-bellied officials, but this seems unlikely. But even by those standards, the visuals feel dated.