The main problem involves the realism of the enemies (and your controlled troops, for that matter). The artificial intelligence in WWII: Iwo Jima is some of the worst I have seen in a long time. Now, with that out of the way, let's discuss the reason why you shouldn't play this game. There are also no vehicles to drive around (the levels weren't build for vehicles anyway). In other games such as this (Operation Flashpoint, to name one), you have the freedom to move about the landscape, but this liberty is not present here. The levels themselves are entirely too short, and you can add to this the fact that they are linear. WWII: Iwo Jima features squad-based gameplay, which basically results in you telling your troops simplistic orders around the battlefield (attack, guard, follow). I can't find much to complain about here in the sound department, its just average across the board. The soundtrack in the game is similar to that used in dramatic movies featuring this time period, just of slightly lower production values. The voices of your squad mates and the enemy soldiers are repetitive and boring, however. The explosions sound pretty realistic, and the guns have some sort of punch to them. The sound is nothing special, and is considered average in today's et, but average is pretty good for this game. Couple this with the fact that the game is shorter than Max Payne (believe it.or not!), and you won't be playing Iwo Jima for a long, long time. WWII: Iwo Jima comes with no multiplayer, no level modification software, nothing else.
After you have exhausted the game in a good night of playing, there is nothing else to do. This is the highlight of the features by a wide margin. You can take to the shores armed with rifles, sub-machine guns, bazookas, pistols, and flamethrowers. There are also ten different weapons, which is actually on par with most first person shooters nowadays. There are twelve levels in which to do battle, but most of these can be completed by most experienced players in five to ten minutes each you can do the math. With what seems like a tradition of budget titles, the features in Iwo Jima are scarce at best. Will Iwo Jima storm the island and raise the American flag in victory, or storm its way to an uncompelling gaming experience.
Another game in ValuSoft's series of budget first person shooters is WWII: Iwo Jima, featuring squad combat on these islands in the Pacific Ocean. Such games as Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Medal of Honor: Allied Assault are poised to take the et on by storm with their gritty and realistic depiction of combat during this time in our nation's history. There has been a reinvention of the first person shooter during World War II, recently. The player takes the role of a unit commander who must rush into action and strategically direct his troops to accomplish crucial missions. Marine forces to conquer South Pacific islands and help ensure an Allied victory in World War II.
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