Mercenaries 2: World in Flames Review

By Chris Hudak

I’m here to kick ass and chew chicle.

If you’ve ever fancied yourself a tough-as-nails mercenary and wanted to really ‘run your own show’ — to choose your employers and targets, to accept missions you like and reject the rest, to cultivate or betray alliances at will, to stockpile enough weapons to start a dozen branch-wacko Texan compounds, and of course to…

  • Remarkable open-world freedom
  • Immensely satisfying things-going-boom
  • Constant, lurking humor
  • Missions open to individual style
  • Inarguably, but not game-killingly, buggy

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Chris Hudak
Chris Hudak

Chris Hudak is a writer, former San Francisco Zoo penguin recorder, frequent-flyer junkie, self-proclaimed lucid dream expert, poolshark-in-minnow’s-clothing, “student” of all things Japanese, borderline alcoholic (see “writer”), video-gamer-with-a-life, and moonlighting, kinda-sorta actor in his copious spare time.  He writes weird fiction, and contributes articles to Playboy, Wired, The Toronto Star, and whoever else has money.  Chris is the protagonist of the Harlan Ellison short story “Keyboard”—no, really—and someday wants a house in Walt Disney World.

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