Warhawk
released on Aug 28, 2007
Based on the original PlayStation game of the same name, Warhawk for the PlayStation 3 opts for team-based multiplayer action on the ground and in the air instead of single-player flight combat.
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I have a hard time sticking with multiplayer games, but this one was pretty fun for the time I played it. The netcode and internet latency made a lot of 1-on-1 knife fights end with both players dying at the same time.
The multiplayer GOAT for me, community ran servers still going strong on weekends.
The game has aged beautifully and id highly recommend anyone to pick it up.
No battle pass, no weekly goals, just pure fragging fun.
The game has aged beautifully and id highly recommend anyone to pick it up.
No battle pass, no weekly goals, just pure fragging fun.
Solid multiplayer FPS for the PS3
When I bought a PS3 from a friend my girlfriend said she couldn't remember a game she used to play with her brother and other friends, turned out to be this. She had the nostalgia for it, but I from day one vehemently reject online-only games, this was entertaining tho
RIP the game i got ps3 for.
for a game that was originally just a reboot for a plane fighter It's shocking just how hard they went with all the different ways you could play in each map.
Even as big as every map was, every segment is constructed to get opposing players and teams flowing against each other in super fun ways, and foot soldiers had an insanely fun arsenal of weapons to access for several different roles, even if you still had to run around and find them. The ground vehicles were still fascinating, and the shield trucks were so extremely fun. The aerial combat was as smooth as can be, naturally, but it was thoroughly considered in a lot of the map design.
The peak of this game is whenever you can play with friends on a map set to the right size to complement your player count, and throw in the dlc that adds jetpack movement options to every map there's just nothing else that handles like it.
Even as big as every map was, every segment is constructed to get opposing players and teams flowing against each other in super fun ways, and foot soldiers had an insanely fun arsenal of weapons to access for several different roles, even if you still had to run around and find them. The ground vehicles were still fascinating, and the shield trucks were so extremely fun. The aerial combat was as smooth as can be, naturally, but it was thoroughly considered in a lot of the map design.
The peak of this game is whenever you can play with friends on a map set to the right size to complement your player count, and throw in the dlc that adds jetpack movement options to every map there's just nothing else that handles like it.