Windows

Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers

Geben Sie Ten Hammers eine Chance! Zwar hat sich technisch nicht allzu viel getan, dafür wurden viele sinnvolle neue Elemente in die Taktik-Action-Mixtur eingeflochten. Die Innen-Levels sind keine Offenbarung, aber eine willkommene Abwechslung zu den stets spannenden Straßenschlachten und Häuserkämpfen. Die aufteilbaren Teams bringen noch mehr Taktik ins Geschehen, spielbare Panzer und Sniper-Modi für präziseres Zielen peppen die Kämpfe auf. Ohne Geduld und Hartnäckigkeit kommt man jedoch nicht weit.

As it is, FSW: Ten Hammers is a good game with similar problems returning from the original. All of the new features really serve to please the original hardcore gamers, rather than open the game up to any potential new ones. Still, if you want hardcore strategy and military sim gaming, this is for you.

Nie wiem, ale mnie "Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers" po prostu urzekł. Pomysłem na kontynuację, wykonaniem grafiki, dźwięku, dbałością o klimat i szczegół, oraz naturalizm. Jest to gra ze wszech miar godna posiadania w swojej kolekcji przez KAŻDEGO SZANUJĄCEGO SIĘ GRACZA - nawet niekoniecznie fana kategorii taktycznych gier akcji. Ta gra to wydarzenie w swoim rodzaju i jest to fakt niepodważalny, co niniejszym zaświadczam w pełnej przytomności umysłu, polecając Wszystkim Szanownym Czytelnikom!

„Ten Hammers“ ist für Fortgeschrittene und Profis zu empfehlen, die nicht unbedingt selbst zur Waffe greifen wollen. Besitzer des ersten Teils werden sich sicher schnell zurecht finden und mit den neu hinzugekommenen Features noch mehr Spaß haben. Es ist ein reines Geduldsspiel und kann besonders für unerfahrene Spieler frustrierend sein, da nur an Checkpoints gespeichert wird. Es kann also gut sein, dass man einen bestimmten Teil vier- oder fünfmal spielen muss – manchmal auch wegen der schon oben genannten Zielungenauigkeit der Soldaten. Wer es nicht ganz so taktisch haben möchte, sollte sich eher Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter anschauen. Für Taktikprofis wird „Ten Hammers“ aber bestimmt die richtige Wahl sein.

Un bon concept, du nouveau, c'est vrai on ne reviendra pas dessus. Pourtant, tout cela ne suffit pas à apporter un véritable renouveau au jeu qui retombe trop vite dans ses anciens travers. Tout cela fait de Ten Hammer une évolution qui ravira ceux qui ont déjà apprécié Full Spectrum Warrior tout en lui interdisant une fois de plus de briller aux sommets.

Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers provides some interesting control upgrades, as well as a longer campaign, plus an adversarial multiplayer mode to play online. However, the overall feel of the game is still very similar to the original, which should please those who liked the first one, but may turn off those who are looking for a bigger leap. Controls that are still overly abstract and unwieldy at times, as well as uneven AI, make for a product that ends up being much more interesting as a design idea than as an actual game.

The Full Spectrum Warriors series has given inspiration to Brothers in Arms and 360's Ghost Recon Advance Warfighter, but is still lacking some of its own.

Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers must be commended because it is a unique approach to a genre I'm sure many felt had been played out to its fullest. Unfortunately though, some key design decisions mixed with gameplay that, whilst solid, is very repetitive produces an experience that the casual gamer will probably struggle to fall in love with. On top of this, to call Ten Hammers a true sequel is stretching matters pretty far - if it was a PC only title there is no doubt it should have been an expansion pack.

Executing a clever strategy to overcome nasty odds is still entertaining, but everything beyond that simple draw is a mess.

Ten Hammers slaagt er niet in de minpunten van het originele Full Spectrum Warrior weg te werken. Een gemiste kans.

Quem gostou do primeiro, provavelmente também se simpatizará com a seqüência, assim como os fãs de games de estratégia militar. Trata-se de um jogo para um nicho específico, e para esse público-alvo, as qualidades do game devem agradar em cheio. Já a grande maioria dos jogadores deve achar o sistema pouco atrativo.

For those who missed the first game, Full Spectrum Warrior is pure tactical simulation. There's no run-and-gun, and very little is left to chance. If you've placed your guys with adequate cover in positions where they effectively support each other, they'll do great. If you leave them exposed, they'll get shot. Period. The fact that the game was billed as an actual military training tool ported over for the entertainment of us civvies earned it a lot of cred. This also explains why it is much more intellectual than the twitchy, visceral experience these things usually are. The biggest problem with FSW is that once you have the hang of it, there isn't a lot in there to and keep things varied and challenging, turning it into a grueling game of leapfrog with squads. Yeah, yeah -- realistic combat simulation doesn't have power-ups or boss fights. We're fine with that, but what makes for a good training tool doesn't really equate to an interesting game in the long term.