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Contents GameplayThe series' focal point, graphic depiction of human bodily dismemberment, makes another appearance in Soldier of Fortune II. GHOUL 2.0, as the new engine was called, features 36 gore zones, allowing for increasingly detailed depictions of gore and carnage. A shot to the head could now blow away a chunk of scalp and expose the dripping brain beneath, and blown-off limbs revealed jutting bones and spurting blood.

At the same time, the gore was fashioned more believably, stylistically, than in the original game. More firepower is required to dismember or inflict open wounds.Designed as a tactical shooter, the player character is more vulnerable to enemy fire and while he can still survive more than a dozen bullets thanks to his body armor, a single explosion can kill him instantly. Additionally, weapon recoil makes automatic increasingly inaccurate as they are fired, so if the player runs around firing continuously will have difficulty hitting enemies. Running into the middle of a firefight will usually get the player killed, and game play requires ducking behind cover and leaning around corners to take shots.The enemy was significantly upgraded from the original title, and fires from cover and uses squad-based tactics rather than simply charging straight at the player.Unlike the original game, there are no futuristic weapons or sci-fi elements. The most advanced weapon encountered is the, which is based on a former weapon prototype of the United States military. Hit damage is more realistic; enemies do not absorb much fire before dying.One highly advertised feature of the game was the Random Mission Generator or RMG, a feature that allows the player to create a terrain map at random. The RMG also allows the player to select a variety of different map factors, such as mission type (i.e.

Escape, infiltration, assassination, etc.), time of day, type of terrain (hills, snow, jungle, or desert), etc. In theory, this feature allows for an infinite number of map permutations to play. In practice, the randomly created maps tend to be more or less the same, since only the generic 'wilderness' areas are generated, while the core checkpoints remained constant.

Additionally, these maps are fairly empty and lack significant stylistic details. The player could also modify an option known as 'Seed' to determine how the terrain was to be mapped.To avoid being banned in, the German version of the game had all in-game violence and gore removed and placed the story in a parallel universe which was populated by cyborgs. These changes were not accepted by the players' community and the game was unsuccessful.CriticismThe PC version of Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix received mostly positive reviews, however, there was some speculation that it had been rushed in order to avoid compromising sales of, another title released within weeks that was also based on the Quake III: Team Arena engine. As a result of its apparently premature release, parts of the game seem unbalanced, presumably due to a lack of extensive playtesting.The stealth mode was criticized as overly simplistic, as alerting sentries will trigger alarms which cannot be turned off for the duration of the mission. This nullifies further attempts at proceeding by clandestine means, making sneaking and silenced weapons useless, and forcing the player to resort to a straightforward attack in order to complete the level. However, direct assaults are very difficult in certain situations, and engaging in firefights can be deadly. The only practical way to overcome this situation is to reload the level or start from scratch.Upon release, the game contained many crippling bugs, including problems with performance and a tendency to lock up easily, which was fixed in the Gold edition.

The Gold edition also boasted new content such as more maps and new weapons to use. This additional content was also included in the Xbox port.The Xbox version was heavily criticized since it did not improve on any of the PC version's flaws despite an additional year of development time. It also had graphics far below what was expected for the Xbox, with bland textures and a low polygon count that led some reviewers to describe it as a 'PC to to Xbox port'.WeaponsIn contrast with the first game, Soldier of Fortune II has a more diverse number of real-life weapons.

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Several of the weapons can have special attachments such as a. In the single player campaign, it is also possible to have mixed weapons.Some weapons have add-ons like grenade launchers, Bayonets and Tac lights. These may be found either at random with the add-ons or selected at the mission start.MultiplayerIn mode, there are five gametypes: team deathmatch, infiltration (reminiscent of Sega's game ), and elimination. Additionally, the 1.01, and 1.03 patches for the game introduced the demolition and VIP(Very Important Person) gametypes.

Demolition most closely resembles Counter-Strike gameplay because of its round-based nature and focus on bomb planting/defusing. In demolition, elimination, and infiltration modes, gameplay takes place in rounds, and players cannot respawn when killed until the end of the round.The game is paced like with quick deaths, radio commands, places for cover and recoiled guns. Unlike CS there are respawns in most gametypes.

Soldier of Fortune (Video Game) ReviewThe story of game Soldier Of Fortune represent the theft of nuclear weapons. The main enemy turns out to be a neo-fascist group based in Germany which led by South African exile Sergei Dekker. At the beginning of the game terrorists steal four nuclear weapons from a storage facility in Russia and proceed to sell them to various countries. This is a prelude to the acquisition of advanced weapons of mass destruction by terrorist group. John Mullins working for a U.S. Based mercenary (“soldier of fortune”) organization known only as “The Shop” and his partner Aaron “Hawk” Parsons are assigned to prevent the nukes from falling into the wrong hands and stop the terrorists in their plans. His missions take him to New York City, Siberia, Tokyo, Kosovo, Iraq, Uganda and finally Germany.Soldier of Fortune was best known for its graphic depictions of firearms dismembering the human body.

This graphic violence is the game’s main stylistic attraction much like the destructible environments of games Red Faction or bullet time of Max Payne. The GHOUL engine enables depiction of extreme graphic violence in which character models are based on body parts that can each independently sustain damage zone. There are total 26 zones in the game. When player shot on the head with a powerful gun this will leave nothing and the target’s head will be exploded but the bloody stump of the neck remains. A close-range shot to the stomach with a shotgun will leave an enemy’s bowels in a bloody mess and a shot to the nether parts of body will cause the victims to clutch their groin in agony for a few seconds before kneeling over dead. It is possible to shoot off an enemy’s limbs (head, arms, legs) leaving nothing left but a bloody torso. In the last mission there is also a fictional microwave weapon which causing the enemies to fry or explode depending on the firing mode.

Nonviolence is a possibility to the surrender in front of your enemy. Thats why you should be a good shooter then it is very easy to defeat your enemy and accomplish your missions.

However it is very nice video game. Soldier of Fortune (PC) System RequirementsBefore downloading make sure that your PC meets the system requirements for this video game. Minimum System RequirementsOperating SystemWindows 7/Vista/XP/2000/98ProcessorIntel Pentium 3RAM / Video Memory128 MB / 4 MBHard Drive700 MBVideo CardDirectX 7 Compatible GraphicsSoldier of Fortune Free Download Link.