Take control of any one of four highly specialized super-commandos in Brute Force, a sci-fi, squad-based shooter from developer Digital Anvil. Whether the encounter requires stealth, tactics, sniping, or just "Brute Force," the team is ready and able. Experience the intensity of a shooter game with the cunning strategies of team-based tactical combat. Play solo through six worlds in the extensive single-player campaign, or play co-operatively with up to three friends via split-screen or System Link. Battle it out in a multitude of competitive death-match modes with up to eight players, and download new content, including campaigns, mission and maps to keep the game fresh for incredible replayability.
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Seeing as how we'll all have to wait until next year for Bungie's incredibly sweet Halo 2 it occurred to me that I just might be playing one of the better Xbox games we'll see until then. Brute Force offers a solid squad-based action experience that's simpler to play than the likes of the Tom Clancy games, but that's just as much fun in its own right. Read More »
With the deluge of games this great industry churns out, I've long since resigned myself to the fact that I can't keep track of every single one from inception to release. Thus I was relatively unacquainted with Brute Force as recently as a week ago, when Raymond asked me to check out an updated version of it. While at first Brute Force seemed to be overly simplistic, further play revealed it to be a fairly interesting squad-based shooter with a lot of potential to entertain and amaze during the long wait for Halo 2. It also stars a frog, which is always a plus. Read More »
If there's one thing I've learned in my career as a game critic, it's that gamers love frogs. Yet for some reason, most publishers are wary of casting amphibians in its games. Microsoft defies the norm and dares to be great with Brute Force. Never mind that the title features unique tactical-action gameplay that utilizes the abilities of four distinct characters in both single-player and cooperative modes. Never mind that it touts some of the most versatile and extensive System Link capabilities ever seen on the Xbox. One of Brute Force's main characters looks like a frog, and for that, the people will love it. Read More »
Release Region: United States
Release Date: May 27, 2003
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Release Region: United States
Release Date: May 27, 2003
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
M for Mature Blood, ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: Unreleased
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: Unreleased
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
1 DVD
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