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Saboteur is a race to carry a bomb to the rival team's detonation area. The original three multiplayer modes вЂ“ Conflict, Saboteur and Guerilla вЂ“ have been boosted with 3 more: Decoy, Siege and a split-screen Co-Op Campaign.Д¬onflict has two teams competing to see who can fulfill the most objectives in 15 minutes. GR:FS multiplayer is very much a work in progress, and there are some stability, balancing and lobby issues with U-Play still to be sorted, but it's clear the developers have been busy since their recent 600,000-player beta test. Luckily, when the single player game is done, there's plenty more to get on with. Speaking of which, although most of the cut-scenes are forgettable, they're also un-skipable, meaning you may see them repeatedly after restarts. Admittedly, giving total player freedom would undermine the squad-based ethos, but without being able to issue movement commands, straying from a narrow focus risks losing sensor lock and a return to the last checkpoint. GR:FS is also very linear, with each level providing a single objective and only additional challenges for, say for killing 15 enemies in Magnetic mode. It's also ironic that most of the eye-catching moments вЂ“ the sandstorms and blizzards or the way the screen shakes when under suppressing fire вЂ“ are also ones that reduce your visibility to near zero. For starters, the engine is far better at depicting gizmos than environments, with largely flat textures, cramped locations and occasional graphical glitches throughout вЂ“ even in cutscenes. And although making progress is heavily geared towards finding and taking cover, it makes this easier with a cover-dash command that lets you sprint between them by holding down the X key. It's fun to play too, with a learning curve that tempts you with new gadgets every few levels and some decent squad AI to back you up. From sniper scopes to armour-piercing rounds, custom stocks and retractable undercarriages, there are so many choices it's tempting to keep replaying levels until you find your ultimate combo. GR:FS also keeps the gun club happy with a massive selection of more than 50 weapons вЂ“ each of which can be customised вЂ“ in seven categories with more than 600 separate components. And although we're used to seeing intelligent HUDs these days, GR:FS has one of the best вЂ“ including a super sharp Magnetic View mode, which picks out armed enemies and other metal objects such as landmines.

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It's a great idea that's bound to be copied by others, as will some of the gadgets.ДЇrom the brilliant Warhound mobile artillery platform that launches mortars or sidewinder missiles according to remote commands, to the portable UAV's that hover above the battlefield picking out targets, GR:FS has the kind of gadgets James Bond would kill for. Take the Sync Shot, where you can paint up to four targets for team mates to establish line of sight for a coordinated kill.

There are obvious debts to Crysis 2 and Deus Ex, particularly with futuristic gear such as the camoflage suit offering ghostly protection provided you don't move too fast or fire a weapon.Д«ut some ideas are both original and superbly realised. With four acts вЂ“ set in Africa, Pakistan, Russia and Norway вЂ“ GR:FS fits so much into its generic 14-mission campaign it can feel a bit rushed. GR:FS adopts a close up third-person perspective, but plays very much like an FPS, packed with in-your-face action right from the offset вЂ“ something that might surprise fans of the series. Of course there's also the usual cast of monosyllabic fighting machines, tenuous plot and unrealistic satellite tech that can pick out individual beards from deep space.

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I f there's one thing you can expect from a game with Tom Clancy in the title it's gadgets, and this latest in the popular squad-based series is fully loaded.

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