Frontlines: Fuel of War

And as fun as the single-player campaign is, it's far too short to stand on its own without a worthwhile online component. So in the end, the Frontlines experience is mainly about what might have been. If the multitude of multiplayer bugs are somehow corrected, bringing the online component up to the quality of the powerful single-player campaign, this could be a powerful, entertaining, engrossing game. But right now, it just isn't.

Frontlines: Fuel of War is clearly deeply dependent on its gameplay to bring home the bacon. Its single-player performs well enough to get players to work their way through for the achievement points it’s the multiplayer that will hook some FPS fanatics. If you can forget about the fact that you’ve been playing this style game for years with the Battlefield franchise then Frontlines will hook you for some time with its gargantuan battles, but for most Fuel of War will likely be too generic to truly sink their teeth into.