Frontlines: Fuel of War reviews

This has a solid campaign and it takes some time to complete, the futuristic weapons you can play with are a lot of fun, in particular the remote access to the drones. A game real value lies with the Multiplayer mode, both online and system link. The maps are huge and give you plenty of space to fly aircrafts if you want..

Just because you're not going to marry a girl and be with her for the rest of your life doesn't mean you won't date her for 6 months or so. And just because a game might not be an absolute ground breaking blockbuster that will have your socks rolling up and down doesn't mean it's not worth a pass through or two.

Frontlines is one of those games that's a bit ‘samey’ in gameplay and look, and not at polished as some others graphically (think: Battlefield Bad Company Lite) that would have your butt cheeks tightening at the thought of spending top dollar on, but at this price it's a good deal. If you don't own it and you're waiting on some of the bigger titles on their way, grab it to fill in some time.

It's not as immersive as some similar titles, but that can be a good thing; it moves along at a nice clip and you can just run and gun, ducking and reloading, and have a blast when you're in the mood for it.

If you can get this on special then pick it up as it will keep you busy for a few hours, its not the longest game around but the action is solid enough to make you want to see the end