Spec Ops: The Line

Spec Ops: The Line is a third-person shooter and the eleventh installment in the series, where the story deals with heavy topics. The action takes place in Dubai, covered with powerful sandstorms and almost empty. To evacuate survivors, the 33rd Battalion of the US Army under the call sign “The Damned” is sent to the city. It is commanded by Colonel John Conrad, who later becomes the main enemy. The squad quickly loses touch with the reality of what is happening. Elections in the game are not divided into good and evil, but each has consequences that cannot be undone. The weapons and shelters are familiar, but there is enough sand and dust to change tactics. The story depends on how the characters justify their own decisions. Sand and dust hide opponents, so the battle takes place at a distance. Orders to the squad are given along the way and change the behavior of the allies. Loadings between chapters are spaced frequently. Scenes with choices are remembered for a long time. The team acts on orders, and the outcome of the firefight depends on the orders. Sandstorms limit visibility. The final chapters change the tone of the game from action to tragedy. Orders to the squad affect the outcome of the battle. Ammo is limited, so they shoot in short bursts. Some scenes leave a heavy aftertaste. Finals vary in selection. Shootouts give way to quiet areas. Sands hide opponents at a distance. Orders affect allies. Some scenes leave a heavy mark. Finals vary in selection. Ammo is always in short supply. For those players who like war stories with questions instead of answers, the game is suitable.