

The Colombian episode predictably involves hunting down drug-runners, and while the extreme body count does seem a little harsh for the sake of a bit of sniff, it's an intense affair with many different approaches.

We've been dabbling with some of these and have come away mildly impressed. Taking your boys to the hypothetical near-future flashpoints of Colombia and Iran, the single-player missions are set to offer more pseudo-tactical action, concentrating even more on vehicular combat. Reflecting the online focus of the Delta Force series, Team Sabre offers a whopping 30 new multiplayer maps and a modest ten solo outings, the latter split into two self-contained campaigns. Let's hope Ritual can redeem itself for its workmanlike efforts on Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. Delta Force Operatives and Army Rangers were sent in to capture Somali warlords and restore order. Game description: In late 1993, the United States launched dual military operations in Mogadishu Somalia. Ritual itself was also quite excited at the news, with hirsute level designer Richard 'Levelord' Gray reportedly "delighted" at the prospect. Game review links: Metacritic : 58/100, GameSpot : 5.7/10, IGN : 5.5/10. However, our interest was recently piqued by the news that development responsibilities have now fallen to Dallasbased veteran Ritual Entertainment, who's been knocking out high-quality shooters for years, including the likes of SiN and Star Trek: Elite Force II.
