A very short but very fun game. Good for a weekend shoot em up.
If your expectations are realistic, this is a great, fun way to spend a weekend afternoon or evening. From the first cut scene I knew that the effort put into this title was much more than your average budget game.
SAS: Secure Tomorrow is a game from City Interactive. Users play a role in the British SAS (Special Air Services) operation.
The objective is to hunt down a disciplined revolutionary group that just hatched their leader from prison. Disappointment in this maneuver is not an alternative because the SAS is the final row of protection from the malevolent plans of this radical faction.
Users will have much diverse gear at their convenience to finish their assignment. They will have right to use to an infrared eyeshade, S10 face protector, and M84 flare bags – enough stuff to make users elicit joyful smiles by just taking it all in. all through each operation, users are allowed to carry up to four armaments at any moment in time.
This does not consist of the bombs they have at their usage. The arms vary from riles to machine guns that will help users finish any challenge in their way. What makes this even more amazing is that each armament has at slightest some zooming utility. Occasionally, there is even a full site to help take out any terrorists hiding in hard to reach places.
In an indirect way, this reminded me of the original Soldier of Fortune game, in that it was very quick and very kept the pace moving as your progressed from level to level.
Definitely worth the price, my only criticism would be that it is too short, they could have expanded on the plot line for at least a few more missions.