Mercenaries

Mercenaries is a worthy investment for fans of both the genre and destructive mayhem. The overall gameplay isn't revolutionary, but is a blast to play from start to finish. There are plenty of things to do in the game, some of which give the game extra replay value, such as unlocking Han Solo and Indiana Jones as playable characters. While the game screams for online multiplayer action, it's sadly not a part of the package. Still, the game's single-player campaign is... Read more

LucasArts, not willing to be outdone by Rockstar, has released their own GTA-wannabe game called Mercenaries. However, the game is only a GTA-wannabe on the surface, once you get into the game and start playing, you’ll realize Mercenaries has a lot to offer, and has an original take on some used and abused ideas in the “open-ended” genre. Read more

Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction

Mercenaries really does live up to its subtitle – it’s a playground of destruction out there and it’s fun. Read more

Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction

Ahhh. Death, destruction and extreme violence: how better than to spend a cold winter's evening. In fact, it's a great way to spend any evening. Blowing stuff up generally appeals to our inner warrior, and the more spectacular the explosion, the more compelling this psychopathic indulgence becomes. Hence, Pandemic's latest blow 'em up, Mercenaries, has us cackling incessantly in a blood-curdlingly menacing fashion. It's a free-roaming stomp around a pseudo-fictional... Read more

Mercenaries

When describing Pandemic's Mercenaries , one might think that comparing it to Grand Theft Auto would be likening it to the other mediocre titles that have tried to compete and came up short. But, rather than trying to fall almost directly in line with the modern crime settings, Mercenaries decides to take the "sandbox" gameplay mechanic and place it in a different setting, succeeding at establishing a different experience. Read more