Here is a question; how do you you review a game that is really, when you get down to it, not that much of a game? Well folks, welcome to The Dragon's Den. Make yourself comfortable, it's going to be a bumpy ride. Seen the TV show? Well, this game is like that, surprisingly enough.

It suks

SOCOM: Special Forces isn't a bad game and it isn't a good game, but in an arena as competitive as this, sometimes being in the middle is the absolute...

Quick tactical commands work well; Shooting mechanics are tactile and functional; Audio can prove accomplished; Brief glimpses of potential

Essentially the same as previous iterations; Poor storyline; Buggy multi-player; Visuals below the genre best

SOCOM's been in the game for a lengthy volume of years now, so you would expect it to have reached the ultimate heights of quality gameplay mechanics, top notch AI, graphics to rival the best of them and an unrivaled mastery of storytelling and character development.

The first full Socom game of this generation is finally here. Jonas Elfving has gone to war on Playstation 3.

Solitary brother….. now has some friends After the severe disappointment that was SOCOM: Confrontation, Zipper Interactive have a pretty big hill to climb. Not only was Confrontation lacking any single player campaign, the multiplayer was limited and so heavily bug-ridden that most gamers didn't...

Solid gameplay; entertaining co-op and multiplayer; decent character models; stealth sections are great; if sparse

Confusing story; muddy textures and sound; plays too safe with gameplay; doesn't do enough to stand out

There is fun to be had here, but by being unable to connect past distinguishing features and moderns sensibilites, SOCOM: Special Forces is unable to do enough to stand out of the crowd.

Instaurée il y a quelques années sur PS2, SOCOM : U.S. Navy Seals jouait la carte de l'immersion avec l'utilisation d'un micro qui permettait de donner des ordres à ses alliés gérés par l'intelligence artificielle.

Bon mélange action / tactique; Phases d'infiltration; La coopération à quatre; Multijoueur assez complet

Quelques problèmes techniques; Scénario sans intérêt; IA alliée et ennemie pas toujours au point

SOCOM has always been a series for the more strategic minded people, the kind that enjoy meticulous planning to accompany their virtual killing, but it's easy to see that Call of Duty has had a bearing on some of the design decisions of the latest game and, as a result, SOCOM: Special Forces sheds...

Zips along in a neat tactical package