Take a franchise as successful as the lauded Grand Theft Auto franchise, and destruction and the ability to completely level buildings, and you've got a game. This game, like any other game has its pros and cons. The level of destruction is incredible, but leaves you wanting more.

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash.

really enjoyed this game so much fun

Free Mars or Death! RFG delivers a highly polished game experience, a fantastic destruction engine and a solid science fiction story that is all wrapped up in a sandbox game world. It also delivers cutting-edge action packed destruction based multiplayer

Can a game really fail to be fun if it involves blowing buildings up? Well, of course not, but it's even better when said buildings fall to bits in a convincing manner: crumbling and giving way in the very manner that they would be expected to upon being purposely demolished.

A very good game if you are a lover of third person shooter and if you like a destructive environment in the game red faction guerrilla is the game for you.

This is a great game and been playing it for ages and i still have not finished it. The game play is more like "Mercenaries 2: World in Flames" & the destruction model is the best i have seen in a game so far and at £18 this is a great buy.

That's pretty much the easy way to explain this game. It's a mission based, territory control sandbox game. And it's so over the top ridiculous with the destructible environments. Good fun.

If the story of one man liberating an oppressed Mars sounds a wee bit familiar, you've probably seen Total Recall, a movie that tells the story of one man liberating an oppressed Mars.

I have tried to find the difference between the commercial and the free versions of Killing Floor . Apart from the commercial game being tied to Steam, I can't find any difference at all. So the question is, what does the game have to offer to its punters? It beats me.