Ask them to grenade a room and while one pulls the pin, the other fails to offer covering fire, meaning you lose a life. Significantly, this is down to the more urban setting of Fears' indoor environments, something that the Ghost engine was never particularly good at portraying compared to the lush outdoor levels that characterised both Ghost Recon and its excellent add-on Desert Siege.
The outdoor levels are, as you would expect, quite lovely, but inside the buildings - though Fears packs in more detail than Ghost Recon - the backdrops, rooms and objects all look as though they are made of cardboard -and more like cheap film sets ironically enough, than realistic buildings. Like its more illustrious predecessors, The Sum Of All Fears is entirely linear, unsurprising since it is directly related to the Tom Clancy book and film of the same name.
That in itself is no bad thing, but if you were expecting Fears to be the next step up the evolutionary ladder for tactical shooters you are sure to be mightily disappointed.
In terms of originality, the game offers nothing and despite being based on a bestselling thriller, the story is presented in the most dreary way imaginable. But whether you like your games hardcore or lightweight, we can all agree we prefer them to be good. Both games share the same 3D engine, but while one is a great game in its own right, the other is simply a scaled-down edit, no doubt rushed in order to meet the deadline of the film release.
For fans of the genre The Sum Of All Fears is a disappointing and lightweight game, challenging in parts but too short and repetitive to offer any real long-term value.
So here I sit with the latest squad-based shooter from the makers of Ghost Recon. Unfortunately, The Sum of All Fears is sub par on many levels and should not be compared to these other great games from Red Storm. As the box states, the training level is comprehensive and for someone who has little to no experience with squad based shooters, this is a great tool to help you learn everything you need to know about controlling the weapons, your squad and yourself.
Unfortunately, once past the training, you move on to the pathetic single player campaign. On 'easy,'? I played through all single player campaigns and finished the game in about an hour. Clyde3D There are trainers and a blood patch for this at www. Similar games Users also downloaded the following old games. Codename: Tenka Psygnosis. Armored Fist NovaLogic. Dino Crisis Capcom.
Latest added games View All. Top rated games View All. This is something veteran players will have to turn off if they hope to find any challenge, but even then, the AI simply doesn't react well.
You generally have more than enough time to line up your shots, and if you're a slowpoke, the AI will usually miss with its first shot or two.
The AI doesn't feel quite right, as if Red Storm wanted to make it easier but couldn't come up with a graceful way of doing so. So we get an easier yet more awkward-looking AI than we've seen in Red Storm's previous tactical shooters. Is The Sum of All Fears a game you'll want to play? Hardcore fans will probably not find enough value in it, though you can toggle enough options to make it at least mildly challenging -- it's really aimed at casual gamers.
Because it's so forgiving, it's a great way to introduce someone to the tactical shooter genre. If you're looking to try out tactical shooters for the first time, The Sum of All Fears is a good place to start. Contact: , done in 0. Game or Patch Questions? Visit FileForums. Always make a backup of the files that are overwritten by the File Archive, as the original files are usually required to update the game to a newer version or to play Online!
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