Complete Failure: The lowest of the low. There is no potential, no skill, no depth and no talent. These games have nothing to offer the world, and will die lonely and forgotten.

The Ultimate GEM on the PS3 System. I first s*** on this game because i didnt know understood the concept and the gaming engine , but i assure you , this 80's Action Game (Actually the ONLY ONE on the PS3 system will become a RARE and EXPENSIVE interactive memorabilia in years to come.

This game is garbage don't buy it. It is like a game you would play at a arcade place has nothing to do with Rambo at all.

There are virtually no redeeming features as John Rambo makes it over to the video game scene a few decades after his heyday.

No microtransactions

Horrible sound; Awful concept; Catastrophic narrative; Aged visuals; Poor mechanics; Dreadful animations; Atrocious level design; Embarassing presentation

The announcement of Rambo: The Video Game came out of the blue when it was revealed back in late 2011. It seemed a bit of a strange thing to do, since the last Rambo film was in 2008 and there was no information that a new Rambo film would be materialising on the big screen, so why?

Release date: February 2014 Directors: Craig Lewis, Will Curley Publishers: Reef Entertainment Ltd Rambo...who doesn't know Rambo? There have been many Rambo movies which were played by the Legend Sylvester Stallone.

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Nice retro feel to the gameplay. Very arcade style shooter. Fun game to play for a short time, but due to its repetitive nature can loose interest after an hour or so.

I'll be honest in this review and not write it through rose tinted glasses. To start with, it's not a fantastic game, it was never going be, never could be. From the day the first trailer appeared on the net, Reef were hammered with comments like "Shiney Potato Head Rambo" and the such like.

Worst laziness piece of garbage console game ever. DO NOT BUY!!

(York Robilliard reviews Rambo: The Video Game) The Rambo franchise is a fantastic oddity, adapted from David Morrel's 1972 novel First Blood with many liberties taken, immortalised with First Blood Part 2 as the best of "carnography", followed by a samey sequel in Rambo III only to come full circle...

+ Co-Op with a friend over beers will generate some laughs; + Some environments created with laudable attention to detail

- Audio ripped directly from every movie; - On-Rails shooter all the way through and QTE events for stealth; - Game makes Rambo out to be a monster