Two extra maps are ‘Island Tour –Day’ and ‘Island Tour – Night’, which, as the name suggests, puts the player and their squad as seemingly the last people on Earth, spawning right next to all the vehicles in the game and being given as long as they want to explore Skira (it’s massive). In ‘Uphill Struggle’ players must capture a bunker under heavy fire from hillside reinforcements. The new FTE missions include ‘All Round Defence’, which places gamers in control of air support and attack helicopters as they defend a fortified complex against relentless waves of PLA.
‘Annihilation’ multiplayer maps pitch armour and infantry against each other in rolling battles across a valley in ‘Stomping Grounds’ and in ‘Force Dispersal’ military bases separated by a strategic hill become a close-quarters killing ground. For online multiplayer, you can hunt down SAM launchers hidden in the sprawling complex of ‘Lumberyard’ and assault dug in PLA forces and fight room to room in ‘White Fang’, two tense new ‘Infiltration’ multiplayer maps. The ‘Skirmish’ DLC features four new multiplayer maps and two new Fire Team Engagement which, as ever, you can play on your own, or with 4 friends. But that hasn’t stopped Codemasters remaining true to their word that there would be constant DLC to keep the hardcore interested, and it starts with a definite bang. Sure, it was good just check out our review, but at the same time, it was kinda fugly, hard to control and sometimes, just plain broken. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising didn’t set the world on fire.
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