Finally got around to the 3rd and most likely the last installment of army of two and what is there to say? its probably my favorite one in the trilogy. I really enjoyed my time overall with the game and I actually saw myself kind of invested in the story due to very specific things that take place that I 100% did not expect to happen but of course won't talk spoilers here but I was very thrown off by the story in a very good way and really love the twist and turns it took!

The game past that is very much the same if you have played the previous army of two games you mow down a bunch of enemies and move to the next area and do the same rinse and repeat and for me personally it works very well its a very turn off your brain fun action game. The two leads in this game get the job done but lets be honest at the end of the day we all come back for Rios and Salem because they are the two main leads of the series and are both awesome characters.

Played on hard difficulty and it wasn't bad at all past a very few segments but past those few segments I didn't see myself getting stuck at all. As usual buying new weapons and customizing them are very fun and are very fun to use as well you can even get new outfits and masks for your characters which is always fun to mess around with and drip them out with new outfits each mission.

Past that not much else to say overall a very solid game and I am sad this game is stuck in a what seems infinite limbo because its truly a very fun series that I pray will make a return one of these days.

I livestreamed myself playing this with my good friend FrogCass on the day that the servers for this game and The 40th Day were to go down. It is probable that we are the last two people to play this game online all the way through.

Definitely the best of the trilogy, even if they took out just about all the mechanics that made Army of Two stand out from other co-op shooters of the era. The aggrometer, back to back and fistbumping are all gone, but the overall gunplay is significantly better, to the point where the play experience is a more enjoyable time.

The story remains about as trash as the previous Army of Two games, and manages to be littered with more homophobia and bad jokes than before. Big Boi is here for some reason, but they couldn't get André 3000, so instead known flat earther B.O.B. completes the faux Outkast that act as your support crew in this game. Alpha and Bravo manage to have even less characterisation than Rios and Salem and every single woman in this franchise manages to get killed before the credits roll. Overall a miserable story that has the gall to end on a sequel tease.