Mercenaries 2 World in Flames (PC)
$19.99
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14 years ago
Really good game!!
I love this game, so much destruction. It is as addicting as GTA games :) I find it is not long enough for my taste, but due to the endless destruction you could play it over and over. Also the co-op is great.
11 years ago
Great game! Fantastic open world experience
Great game! Fantastic open world experience, the first game was good and this one definitely lived up to its name.
10 years ago
One of the best sandbox TPS I've ever played! Yes, it's not perfect, it has stupid AI, and graphics doesn't shining like a diamond. But! But those portions of fun that this game bring to me absolutley nihilates all her cons. Oh, and all those destructions!
17 years ago
EA Mercenaries 2: World in Flames review
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is a Grand Theft Auto wannabe. You play as one of three mercenaries, each with special abilities, who is unleashed into a war-torn Venezuela. In this open-world game, you complete missions for various factions in exchange for cash.
17 years ago
Mercs are always bad ass
This game had made a big impression with its first release, so did the sequel deliver the awesome building collapsing, the cool winch of tanks and flailing them at enemy's or bomb an enemy base with cluster bombs or a strategic air strike?
13 years ago
Overall Awesome Co-op Game
This game has a few bugs and quirks but is really one of the most epic cooperative games available. The graphics have held up pretty well, the draw distance is far, the online mode allows you and a friend to play through the campaign together.
18 years ago
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames
A lazy, buggy console port that's fundamentally still a fun game – but far too broken to win NowGamer kudos.
17 years ago
Mercenaries 2 Review
Mercs 2 is nothing short of a monumental disappointment. We thought it could be the best of the rest as far as open world gaming is concerned, but it's turned out to be little more than its last gen predecessor. Even the graphics aren't much improved.
17 years ago
certainly didn't lack for publicity. Having struck sparks with the government of Venezuela over its jingoistic depiction of the latter, the publisher went one further on Friday by transforming a north London petrol station into a military bunker, complete with jingling dog tags, sandbags, rusting...
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