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Take a band of gun-toting rebels, a robot, a madman, a
mole and a criminal mastermind. Put them in a vividly stunning
fantasy realm. Then give them an impossible mission - pulling
off the biggest heist of all time in the middle of a war.
All you have to do is battle your way through dastardly enemies,
giant war machines and an army of psychopathic robots. But
don't worry; you have plenty of ammo and absolutely no common
sense. Victory is yours in 12,000 bullets or less...
Armed
and Dangerous sees
you take on the persona of Roman, the leader of a gang known
as The Lionhearts. Your quest is to take your group of outlaws
and steal the Book of Rule. But you are going to need to dispatch
a raging horde of monsters if you are to complete your quest.
So
how are you going to accomplish such a task? With the weirdest
arsenal imaginable that's how. You start off with your trusty
machine gun, but you can also use many other neat weapons
including the land shark gun, sniper rifle, personal mortar,
vindaloo rocket launcher and infinite-ammo rifle. There
are also a whole stack of bombs you can use including the
topsy turvey bomb and the world's smallest black hole. And
don't worry about conserving your ammo - there is plenty to
be found.
In
your missions you have the help of Q and Jonesy - although
keeping them alive is difficult (and not essential). These
characters also add to the game's great sense of humour.
The
missions vary in difficulty, as well as tactically. There
are missions where you are on the offensive and others where
you must go on the defensive. The defensive missions are a
little on the repetitive side, and get a tad boring after
a while. But if you are going to go on the offensive, you'll
be glad that this game allows you to save at any point. I
did enjoy the odd silly mission, like rescuing a sheep, but
by far the greatest fun to be had is in the mass killing of
the raging hoards.
There
is something for everybody here in this game that is fun,
frantic and addictive.
Pete
Boomer
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