I won't detail the plot as you can read about that up in the product description, but I will write a brief review of the game itself. The game has a good concept that really enforces the need to play with cooperation with another player, it has a nice idea of a system that transfer enemy's attention...

great game to play

Is there any nobler tradition than the buddy action flick? Pair up a couple of wisecracking tough guys, borrow some half-baked plot points from old episodes of The A-Team, rent a horde of bullet-catching extras from Goons-R-Us, and season to taste.

perfct transaction AAA+

Halo 3 nailed it, Gears of War executed it, and heck even Crackdown did it. Did exactly what you say? Feature the ability to plough through the campaign with a friend over Xbox Live and even on the same Xbox 360.

I bought in to the "dude-bro" hype. I was an avid fan of both Army of Two and Army of Two: The 40th Day. I fell in love with the buddy system and found that it captured something no other game had, with its co-op interaction and camaraderie.

Army of Two is one of those surprising franchises that somehow manages to produce sequels despite not seeming particularly sequel-worthy. The first game was not that much fun, but the sequel was better. Army of TWO The Devil's Cartel is not particularly good, but nor is it particularly bad.

● Decent third-person shooter ● Overkill is a lot of fun

● Weak story ● Salem and Rios are in the backseat ● Unskippable cutscenes; really

My favorite thing about this game is that it was made from the ground up with Co-Op in mind. It's a lot of fun to play with a pal. With a good selection of weapons to choose from and fairly smart AI, it's a game worth replaying.

Ive played alot of games, but this one was amazing! Even if its an older game i still love it and i play it all the time. weapons,characters,story everything was great. i recomend this game to all who are big fans of hardcore shooters!

Surely, an army of two isn‘t really an army at all, it's just two pumped up American guys with big guns, big mouths and a load of luck on their side. They also wear stylish masks, sprout off cliché after cliché and help each other out in a manner that should be included in any good cooperative game.