Here’s what Army of Two has to offer; a fun, over-the-top shooter filled with mindless swearing and attitude. You’ve got a wide arsenal of customisable weapons to tinker with, a predictable array of levels to test them over and a load of collectibles to scrounge for in between your mass murders. It’s enjoyable and clearly doesn’t take itself as serious as it might seem to. Basically, think something along the lines of a two-player, linear version of Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, which is no bad thing.

If you’ve got a hankering for something violent and team-based and you’ve got friends who want the same thing then Army of Two will be right up your street. It isn’t massively long in the tooth and it isn’t as hugely groundbreaking as you might hope, but it’s a passable romp that’ll strike a chord with gamers across the market.



Link: Bit Tech