Review: Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway starts with a very long intro cinematic. It got to the point where we seriously started to wonder if there was going to be a game or if we should microwave some popcorn. However, the intros does its job in setting up the story, which is a fictional account of a platoon of American soldiers helping each other through the hardships of war. While there's plenty of action, bloodshed and explosions to go around - the characters and the bond they share is one of the most compelling aspects of the game. This is a huge achievement considering that many first-person shooter games, especially ones set in World War II's European Theater, are starting to look very much alike.




