Stop games for windows support, can't save anything. Campaign is boring an not very intuitive required you to pay attention to every bit of cheesy text. Do not buy!

If you are use to the graphic of a console and dont mind the downside of poor graphic and prefer the only strategic point of view of a game then it worth a rent at your local store. I've played operation flashpoint, the original game and yes , the graphics feels the same but it was a mid 90 game.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River (OP:RR) is a game that prides itself for being authentic. And I'm down with the whole one bullet kills players bit. I really am. In fact after soaking up a gazillion bullets as a human sponge in games like Call of Duty, Operation Flashpoint's USP is somewhat of a...

I have played Arma II all the way through played DR all the way along with all the COD, but this one I am just about to give up on it. You play for 30 minuets get hit by a mortar and have to play the whole thing over no personal saves.

In single player the AI is better than the previous game DR the video and game play are very good not quite to COD standards but story line makes up for that and you are free to move around as you like; You can heal fellow teammates and yourself

No fairness in combat one hit and your down, they are deadly accurate seam to shoot through walls at times you die a lot; When shooting them it takes a least 3 hits for a kill and you must expose yourself to fire.

I absolutely loved Codemaster's 2009 tactical shooter Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising . Its mix of modern day first person shooter mechanics and real world military intelligence felt like the breath of fresh air that the crowded genre so desperately needed.

It?s a first-person game with lots shooting around. The game is about helping the soldiers who are fighting against enemies. The game is about tactical action with lots of gun-battle and fighting. The graphics is close to the real life environment.

Game is good but, there are complex controls and people who like playing single player games will find it tedious to re-group with team and move ahead.Graphics and Game feel are good

This game is one that I wanted to like, but I felt like it was either a combat simulator trying to please the Call of Duty players, or a Call of Duty...

It was only $7

pretty much everything else

First Impressions My reaction is I've only recently begun to really enjoy FPS games, and given there are so many games in the genre, my experiences range from utterly brilliant to downright depressing.

All too often we see games that are released prematurely with half-baked scenarios or a ton of bugs. Operation Flashpoint isn't one of them. It feels like the developers took their time and paid attention to detail. This is a rich game full of innovation, atmosphere and rock solid gameplay.

Rock solid gameplay; innovative, compelling atmosphere

Twitchy interface; questionable AI; confusing missions