Well I don't know if Pewdie would play this game, but it is a surpisingly deep third person shooter.
Story: The game takes place in Dubai after it was hit by the worst sandstorms of the century, people were trapped and there were no attempts at rescue, atleast until a colonel by the name of John Konrad volounteers along with his 33rd Battalion to go to Dubai and evac the civilians.
But something went wrong and all contact was lost with Konrad and the 33rd until a strange transmission is picked up that seems to be Konrad himself stating that the evac has failed and that civilian casulties are too high.
In response, a group of three Delta operators, by the name of Walker, Lugo and Adams, are sent to investigate the transmission and if possible, find Konrad and help with the evac.
It actually criticizes the glorification of war that games like Call of Duty and similar games does and instead shows that there is no glory to be found in war, only suffering.
Although I don't know if Pewdie would be able to handle the very strong and violent content of the game, even though he have played Cry of Fear and such.
Just look at these images here for examples of the brutal nature in the game:
Video:
Gameplay footage:
[media]youtube.com/watch?v=ZefBsYncpDM[media]
Steam page:
store.steampowered.com/app/50300/
Story: The game takes place in Dubai after it was hit by the worst sandstorms of the century, people were trapped and there were no attempts at rescue, atleast until a colonel by the name of John Konrad volounteers along with his 33rd Battalion to go to Dubai and evac the civilians.
But something went wrong and all contact was lost with Konrad and the 33rd until a strange transmission is picked up that seems to be Konrad himself stating that the evac has failed and that civilian casulties are too high.
In response, a group of three Delta operators, by the name of Walker, Lugo and Adams, are sent to investigate the transmission and if possible, find Konrad and help with the evac.
It actually criticizes the glorification of war that games like Call of Duty and similar games does and instead shows that there is no glory to be found in war, only suffering.
Although I don't know if Pewdie would be able to handle the very strong and violent content of the game, even though he have played Cry of Fear and such.
Just look at these images here for examples of the brutal nature in the game:
Video:
Gameplay footage:
[media]youtube.com/watch?v=ZefBsYncpDM[media]
Steam page:
store.steampowered.com/app/50300/
Scott thanks for making me touch my guitar again