It's a good, pretty tactical, military game. And for the price, on a sale, it's definitely worth buying. This game is a good fps, very cool mechanics. Gameplay is a bit sharp, not too smooth and the controls are somewhat complex. The game can be fun at certain times. The story is good, keeps you pretty interested and not pushed away from this game whatsoever. The story-telling is well done and the character have some depth to them and they are pretty great. The graphics a okay, a bit dated, but somewhat fine. The mechanics, as I said, are fantastic. They fit very well into the game and are executed almost perfectly. This military fps, with good gameplay and incredible mechanics, is worth checking out and buying, especially when it's only a dollar or two. This game has it's moments!

"Terrorist Takedown" is a complex game action is responsible for developing the indigenous team of City Interactive. Players take on here in the form of an elite special unit soldier, while the task set by the developers of the program is to effectively carry out cleansing of the self-proclaimed terrorist guerrilla militias, operating in the Middle East.

The game consists of various different simple missions with slightly different gameplay mechanics each time. For example, you're a gunner in a helicopter in the first one, or you control an anti tank or anti air gun, or a stationary gun, or a helicopter, and so on. Some of the missions are relatively fun and challenging, though others just get tedious from being to easy or challenging in an irritating way. The game is pretty short overall. Worth a couple of bucks but really is nothing special.

This is a great first person shooters, with even some elements from half life. The graphics are nice and the controls smooth. There's much variety, as you have various weapons, and various kinds of missions. There's even a possibility to drive tanks... Therefore this game doesn't get boring, and remains fun for a quite a long time. The only downside of this game, is perhaps that the blood isn't as realistic as you'd expect, but that's just a minor issue.