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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Video Games > Let's Play! > Become a Monster With Me. Let's Play Spec Ops: The Line!
 
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DialTheDude
Jan 12, 2014

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Speedball posted:

Something that's not a spoiler: The guys who made this game made it frigging gorgeous.
It's really telling that the devs have made the brown, sand-covered city look really colorful. Most art direction in gritty, war-torn games reach the brown and gray portion of designing it and think "gently caress it, that'll do."

Glad these guys took it a step further.

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DialTheDude
Jan 12, 2014

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The shooting and combat is serviceable, yet unremarkable. It all works well enough, but doesn't really have a lot to separate itself from most other shooters. Spec Ops doesn't have as monstrous a budget like most other Triple-A military games, so most of the money went into polishing the story, which worked out pretty well for itself.

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