Spec Ops: The Line

roblaster's Spec Ops: The Line (PC) review

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I'm really enjoying the graphics in this title. The smoke from the weapons is just as good as any new title. Environment looks realistic. I also have FUTURE SOLDIER, MAX PAYNE 3, DIRT SHOWDOWN, MW3 and Battlefield 3 but I'm spending a lot of time on Spec Ops: THE LINE. I rate a game by the level of graphics in the environmental elements like weather mist, sand mist and textures. BINARY DOMAIN is almost as good and SNIPER ELITE is not even in this class. This game definitely has my attention. robLASTER on F.B. if you wanna find me.

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Excellent storytelling compels familiar gameplay 0
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While seemingly generic, Spec Ops surprises in a lot of ways 0
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