The only reason to buy this game is if it is REAL cheap, like I got on a Bundle Stars sale for less than $1, because that is what the quality of the game looks like. It's like the developers took the Unreal Engine of the time, and used as little of its capabilities as possible, leading to a game that is unpolished, glitchy, and a pain to play.

The controls of the game default to the standard WSAD keys, with the mouse being used to shoot the main gun as well as the machine gun of the tank. Now this would not be an issue, except that about 90% of the time when I would click the mouse, it would instead bounce back to my desktop, like I was switching tasks. In open country this wouldn't be such a bad thing, but with enemy tanks and soldiers still shooting at you, the results can be endless replaying of the same areas as you keep dying.

As stated before, this game uses the Unreal Engine, (I believe from the first UT), and those graphics do not hold up well over time. Small details such as seeing land mines, seeing where soldiers are firing from, distinguishing enemy tanks from dark rock mounds, all of these problems are present.

This IS a budget game, make no mistake, but it is the poorest example of a budget title, and if you buy it at full price, you are paying too much!

The only reason to buy this game is if it is REAL cheap, like I got on a Bundle Stars sale for less than $1, because that is what the quality of the game looks like. It's like the developers took the Unreal Engine of the time, and used as little of its capabilities as possible, leading to a game that is unpolished, glitchy, and a pain to play. The controls of the game default to the standard WSAD keys, with the mouse being used to shoot the main gun as well as the machine gun of the tank. Now this would not be an issue, except that about 90% of the time when I would click the mouse, it would instead bounce back to my desktop, like I was switching tasks. In open country this wouldn't be such a bad thing, but with enemy tanks and soldiers still shooting at you, the results can be endless replaying of the same areas as you keep dying. As stated before, this game uses the Unreal Engine, (I believe from the first UT), and those graphics do not hold up well over time. Small details such as seeing land mines, seeing where soldiers are firing from, distinguishing enemy tanks from dark rock mounds, all of these problems are present. This IS a budget game, make no mistake, but it is the poorest example of a budget title, and if you buy it at full price, you are paying too much!