The game is readily available to play in co-op and clearing out forts and finding collectables is a lot of fun. That is until the game decides that you've been having too much fun on your own terms and now it's time to sit through a linear, highly scripted story mission sequence.

This is because as long as you're doing activities in the game world, in other words playing the game, you get a meter that grows fuller and fuller for the region that you're in. And when that meter gets filled up, the game sends enemies after you that hunt you down. You cannot avoid this. These enemies WILL arrive and they WILL shoot you with a sleep dart. It doesn't matter whether you're in the air, land or sea. They will find you and they will put you to sleep. Because it's scripted and literally can not be avoided by any means whatsoever aside from closing the game.

Which is what I did.

Permanently.

Personal score: 2/10

[h1] The game is a lot of fun, especially in co-op until it wants to forcefully shove its story down your throat [/h1] The game is readily available to play in co-op and clearing out forts and finding collectables is a lot of fun. That is until the game decides that you've been having too much fun on your own terms and now it's time to sit through a linear, highly scripted story mission sequence. This is because as long as you're doing activities in the game world, in other words playing the game, you get a meter that grows fuller and fuller for the region that you're in. And when that meter gets filled up, the game sends enemies after you that hunt you down. You cannot avoid this. These enemies WILL arrive and they WILL shoot you with a sleep dart. It doesn't matter whether you're in the air, land or sea. They will find you and they will put you to sleep. Because it's scripted and literally can not be avoided by any means whatsoever aside from closing the game. Which is what I did. [b] Permanently. [/b] Personal score: 2/10