Enemy Front
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2.58 average rating based on 62 ratings
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Genres
- Shooter
- Themes
- Action, Historical, Stealth, Warfare
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Enemy Front is a flawed game.
This review is for the PC (Microsoft Windows) version
Enemy Front is a WWII shooter that resembles to Call of Duty but fail to be a functional game with an interesting story. For starters, the writing is just boring and terrible, the story is more generic that the ones you find in CoD game. The missions? Quite boring, kill this Nazi general or sabotage something. This is an FPS that contains missions in which you can go gun's blazing and some other will require stealth, but stealth mechanics are broken in this game. Even from miles away the enemy can still spot you and trigger alarms. Silenced weapons will require multiple shoots to kill an enemy even in close range, even in regular combat the weapon still feel weak.
Visually the game looks okay. There are levels that look good and some other not that great, especially the levels that take place in the city. And the game was built using CryEngine 3 but it doesn't look like it, character models are pretty average, but gun modeling looks quite good. I really had good expectations for this game based on some images that look extremely next gen, and I really try to like this game, it is not that …
Enemy Front is a WWII shooter that resembles to Call of Duty but fail to be a functional game with an interesting story. For starters, the writing is just boring and terrible, the story is more generic that the ones you find in CoD game. The missions? Quite boring, kill this Nazi general or sabotage something. This is an FPS that contains missions in which you can go gun's blazing and some other will require stealth, but stealth mechanics are broken in this game. Even from miles away the enemy can still spot you and trigger alarms. Silenced weapons will require multiple shoots to kill an enemy even in close range, even in regular combat the weapon still feel weak.
Visually the game looks okay. There are levels that look good and some other not that great, especially the levels that take place in the city. And the game was built using CryEngine 3 but it doesn't look like it, character models are pretty average, but gun modeling looks quite good. I really had good expectations for this game based on some images that look extremely next gen, and I really try to like this game, it is not that bad, but its mechanics and enemy awareness makes Enemy Front a not so memorable game.
Not good enough to play
Enemy Front is an amateur FPS game with a low budget. Released in 2014, it feels much older than that. It was developed using the Cry Engine, but overall the graphics quality looks very bad. Compared to Crysis 3, released in 2013, or Crysis 2, released in 2011, the graphics in Enemy Front are poor, despite having the same engine. It feels like a mediocre remastered version of Call of Duty 1. The quality of the cutscenes is terrible. It looks like 240p. It would have been better if they weren't included as videos at all, or if the cinematics were done with animations from within the game. There is also a strange slowness in the animations of our character in the game. When he shoots or runs, it feels like he's in slow motion. There is a stealth mechanic, but it is very unnecessary. You can approach the enemy from behind and take them prisoner or kill them secretly and hide their body. On the other hand, there are some thoughtful details such as distracting by making a noise somewhere or quickly shooting enemy soldiers from a distance by taking advantage of the loud noise when an airplane passes …
Read MoreEnemy Front is an amateur FPS game with a low budget. Released in 2014, it feels much older than that. It was developed using the Cry Engine, but overall the graphics quality looks very bad. Compared to Crysis 3, released in 2013, or Crysis 2, released in 2011, the graphics in Enemy Front are poor, despite having the same engine. It feels like a mediocre remastered version of Call of Duty 1. The quality of the cutscenes is terrible. It looks like 240p. It would have been better if they weren't included as videos at all, or if the cinematics were done with animations from within the game. There is also a strange slowness in the animations of our character in the game. When he shoots or runs, it feels like he's in slow motion. There is a stealth mechanic, but it is very unnecessary. You can approach the enemy from behind and take them prisoner or kill them secretly and hide their body. On the other hand, there are some thoughtful details such as distracting by making a noise somewhere or quickly shooting enemy soldiers from a distance by taking advantage of the loud noise when an airplane passes by. But as I said at the beginning, all these are unnecessary because the AI of the enemies is terrible. There is no point in going to so much trouble and acting like a hitman when you can easily kill them all without difficulty. If you have some free time, you can consider playing it with low expectations just to see the story, but I think there are much more reasons not to play it.
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Abysmal hit detection. Bullets won’t hit half the time and when they do it’s inconsistent whether it will be a kill or not. Odd considering its a rifle round to the head….
Some of the worst AI I have seen in a game. So bad in fact that I am unable to progress in the snow level. The AI simply stands rooted to the spot and won’t get in the cable car thus making progress impossible.
Only paid £2 yet I still feel cheated.