For those with a thing for firearms, this is a pretty cool title that is not only free of charge but educational for those who want to learn more about the anatomy of a weapon, certain military vehicular units and mastery of related projects. There are three primary aspects of how you can build up a currency and expand through the tree of puzzles, quizzes, team ops and firing ranges: checklists, assembly and disassembly.
Even after completion of tasks that are refreshed on a semi-fresh basis, review and operation of each earned piece of equipment is always available for the user via inventory.
As you can tell, each dissection of every unit exposes everything of importance within – if you’re worried about the kids getting into a safe and blowing their heads off, this is 100% death proof :).
Aiming down the sight or looking down the barrel, all angles will be available in 3-dimensional form and for those slower with the swing of things, hints and walkthroughs will be available for all who struggle.
In certain types of assemblies, X-raying is more efficient AND cohesively better looking aesthetically while ripping through daily tasks *rimshot*
Before operating the function (emptying a clip, single round OR reloading), assembly is usually done from the top down, or from the outside in if you will, or vice-versa.
Although only blowable through by those who read up on magazines about this kind of stuff, daily quizzes are distributed throughout the entire user database for more credits and sharpening familiarity with specific weapon titles. Most of the time, sidearms, rifles and closer-ranged shotguns and knives are easy to tell apart.
Slow-motion is always available when the satisfying trigger pull initiates through the guns, clip, barrel cock and barrel expulsion. X-rays are just my personal eyegasm.
Highly recommended for the average hunter or aspiring hunter safety student that doesn’t hit the woods enough, even those who hit up no more than the range.
8.5/10