This Free+ edition tempts you with about half-an-hour of action before you run out of the Medals needed to buy health packs and other combat essentials, not to mention better weapons and kit. It’s just a shame you’ll barely get to see any of it. It’s a well-told, if rather lacklustre, tale - with some decent action set-pieces along the way. Soldiers of fortuneīased loosely on Ubisoft’s Brothers in Arms series, the game takes more of its design cues from the Call of Duty brand - particularly Treyarch’s World at War.Īcross four campaigns (Africa, Sicily, Europe, and the Pacific), you step into the mud-stained boots of US Corporal David Wilson as he battles both the Nazis and the Japanese, all the while searching for the grim truth behind his younger brother’s untimely demise. While the core FPS gameplay remains solid enough, nothing disrupt your sense of immersion like regular trips to the Android version of Asda. This time, the ageing World War II shooter comes with some in-app finagling.
You see, Brothers in Arms 2: Global Front Free+ is no mere update of the original Bronze Award-winning Gameloft title.
Instead of gathering grenades, stockpiling ammo, and grabbing health kits from behind every piece of cover, now it's necessary to duck out every now and again for a quick trip to the Guns ’n’ Ammo superstore. Things have changed since the last time we went into virtual battle.
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