Freedom Fighters

Smooth as butter, hard as iron... A smooth game, with excellent gameplay and controller. Lack of controller or gamepad is not that bad when the customization is this good. Graphics are okish, for a 20 year old game... Recommended...

Hasn't aged well. You'll be running out of ammo a lot so you'll need to kill to get more ammo so you can kill ad infinitum.No real stealth to be had either. Enemies are bullet sponges. Music is pretty damn good, though. I like the idea of real-time squad commands. The story isn't terrible. Try if you have nothing else and it's on sale.

I played it back in 2005, and even now, 20 years later, it's still good. The industry lacks of games such as this one: short, because there's no need to inflate. Fun, hard in the right way, cool story, and that's it. Amazing game!

IO interactive music has always sounds like divine intervention, just wonderful, no different here. The combat starts slows but quickens after the first level. Just look over your shoulder and above for the occasional sniper, it's pretty fair for a third-person shooter.

The game is great, but sadly, it suffers from the same problem old games often suffer: horrendous stability. It's one of those games which never worked properly for me. I've played it throughout the years on multiple systems, since the first week it was released. The GOG version, sadly, doesn't make any difference. Saving is no fix. The save system during missions is useless. You can "save", but it doesn't do anything. It doesn't record your progress, it literally has no use. This is infuriating, since missions can often be very long. When taking things slow on a longer stage, a mission can very easily last 1 hour. If you buy this game, at least play it ASAP, so you can get a refund if it doesn't work. It's a shame, because it's a good game, but the stability is a crapshoot.