Call of Duty: United Offensive

THE BAD:
All automatic weapons sound nearly the same
Short single player campaign
Gets repetetive after a week or so
Unacceptable storyline

SUMMARY:
This game is a great expansion pack, I actually enjoyed the single player missions, as they were all well laid-out, and it was obvious that some thought went into the AI. The main selling feature of this game is that you fight with your comrades. Unlike other FPS games, you don't get inserted into the middle of an enemy base on your own, to blow up a few radios and kill some rogue general. No, this game is all about fighting as a team. But it also has its bad sides. Aren't games like this supposed to have some sort of storyline? Well this one doesn't. As I was playing through the missions, it occurred to me that there was no real purpose behind them, and I found myself fighting for an unknown...

THE BAD:
- Some Long Load Times
- Demanding

SUMMARY:
Call of Duty: United Offensive is the 2nd installment of the Call of Duty franchise. This time, it was developed by Gray Matter instead of Infinity Ward, so we did recieve (as well as expect) some surprises from the game.

We first start off as an American paratrooper, but this time you play as Private Riley, not Private Martin. You are still in the Battle of the Bulge and complete the campaign until you continue on to the British in 1945 bombing Rotterdam and the Soviets locked in the battle of Kursk and Kharkov.

The multiplayer adds over 10 new weapons, over 5 new vehichles and loads of new features such as the sprint option, all new maps and a ranking system.

However United Offensive demands a lot from your PC, and if 512 MB...