Testseek.com have collected 17 expert reviews of the SWAT: Target Liberty and the average rating is 43%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SWAT: Target Liberty.
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17 Reviews
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If you are into titles like Socom, GRAW or Rainbox Six this will appeal however dont expect the same sort of excitement setting off flash bangs when you clear the room
Abstract: Someone call 999 because SWAT: Target Liberty is in serious need of help. Beyond needing a potential title transplant, prepping the paddles to jump start its plodding gameplay is a good idea. Not that were paramedics, but wed go so far as to say the ...
Abstract: Anyone who has watched an American cop movie has probably wanted to control the "Special Weapons and Tactics" division at some point - busting in, kicking ass, and taking names seems like quite a good laugh and even (whisper it) strategically interesting.
Abstract: For computer players the SWAT franchise holds a lot of weight. For the last twelve years this Sierra franchise has impressed gamers and critics alike with its blend of realistic tactical action and compelling ripped-from-the-headlines storytelling. See...
Abstract: Reviewed November 2007 by Alex Lifschitz Publisher: Sierra EntertainmentDeveloper: 3G StudiosRelease Date: October 2007ESRB Rating: “T” for TeenGenre: 3rd Person Tactical ShooterPrice: $39.99 If our taxpayer dollars are going towards any SWA...
Few real tactical opportunities; dull and monotonous; very short.
SWAT teams are supposed to be the cream of the crop, an elite force that cities call in to clean up the messes that make ordinary cops beg for desk jobs, and that goes double for New York City. Between the tight quarters, the heat, and the stink of the...
Abstract: Imagine it, youre in control of your very own SWAT team in the big city of New York, tasked with bringing to justice the various criminals and terrorists causing a nuisance in the Big Apple.
