There are few sequels that live up to the potential of their original launch titles but this one seems to have done it with some good style. This game not only improves upon concepts touched upon in t… Read more
I first beat this game on the hardest difficulty with a friend. And it was hard as hell. If your looking for a challenging but Very fun, Co-op, And somewhat Strategic 3rd person shooter, This is your… Read more
Army of Two: The 40 Day is a Modern Day Military Shooter developed by EA Montreal and Published by EA. As the sequel to the original Army of Two game; Army of Two: The 40 Day still relies heavily on i… Read more
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By - Craig H. Tyson Rios and Elliot Salem return in Army of Two: The 40 Day a third-person co-op focused experience. Rios and Salem are on a typical mercenary mission for their organization, TransWorl… Read more
Oh man, another co-op game in the bank. Yet another game I wouldn't have played more than an hour or two of were it not for Mr Kevin playin with me. +'s The game is co-op The best thing about this gam… Read more
Army of Two: The Fortieth Day is EA Montreal's 2010 sequel to it's 2008 co-op focused third person shooter. The original had its entire gameplay built around a co-op experience and a serious dose of f… Read more
I went into this game looking for a fun split screen co-op game to play with my brother. Army of Two seems like a franchise specifically designed for co-op play, but what surprised me was just how dis… Read more
I enjoyed the first army of two, even though it was fairly straightforward, had a limited customization system, and didn't make adequate use of its aggro gameplay mechanic. Army of Two: TFD works to f… Read more
Firstly, lets get this out of the way. On the PS3, this game's framerate is horrible. I would recommend purchasing the Xbox 360 version, becuase EA have some sort of problem with keeping a consistent… Read more
I am a fan of co-op games. I enjoy playing a game with a friend, so naturally Army of Two was a game on my radar. I was very underwhelmed with the first game, and I figured EA Montreal could take thei… Read more
The adventures of the two overgrown teenage frat boys continues, but now all the dude is a little more subdued and although much of the attitude is still around, EA have changed enough in the 40th day… Read more
The first Army of Two had some issues trying to find its tone. On the one hand all it wanted to do was bro-out, offering fist bumps, air guitar and “pimped” out golden weapons to fire. While on the ot… Read more
I actually kinda liked the original game, though the main characters were utter knuckleheads. I certainly did not expect a sequel to be forthcoming after the original, though it apparently sold rather… Read more
Army of Two: The 40th day is the sequel to Army of Two released in 2008 and is a co-op-focused third person shooter. The sequel follows the two returning characters from the first game, Rios and Salem… Read more
Hello Gamers, I have completed this game and I personly think it was a amazing game. I tink the story plot got a little bit confusing but after a while you'll get the picture. I think the best part of… Read more
If the next Judd Apatow movie needed a game for it's stoner main characters to be playing during some witty dialogue Army of Two: TFD would be it. It has what you'd expect in one of those pre-rendered… Read more
Army Of Two: The 40th Day suffers from the same problems many co-op focused games do. Primarily, it just isn't that fun without a second player. My solo experience with the game can be summarized as t… Read more
Salem and Rios are back. This time our ambiguous mercenaries are out in Shanghai, and as in any situation, be it video game or movie, things don't go as planned. What looked like easy money quickly tu… Read more
I never played the first army of two, but, when i saw the weapons custimization trailer for the 2nd game. It got me pretty excited for the new game. The single-player in this game is a lot of fun to g… Read more
The original Army of Two was one of those games that sold a lot of copies yet no one seemed to care much for it. 40th Day is in the unfortunate position of being a sequel no one asked for. Luckily it… Read more
The 40th Day doesn't hit many high notes during the 7 hours of 'story' to fight through but you may find some entertainment in the stupidest morality choices to be in any video game. The first Army of… Read more
Army of Two: The 40 Day Review Xbox 360, PS3 Review Taken From My Blog: http://numbthumb.wordpress.com/ Elliot Salem and Tyson Rios were introduced to us in 2008 as two indestructible best friends who… Read more
When the first Army of Two was released in 2008, I made it through about an hour of co-operative play with a friend before both of us declared it offensive bile and never touched it again. The Middle-… Read more
Army of Two is known for its “bro-ness”, cool masks, pimped-out golden guns, and it's devil-may-care duo. It's weird The 40th Day doesn't capitalize on any of these things, but instead attempts to bui… Read more
Army of Two the 40th day is to Pineapple Express what Uncharted 2 was to Indiana Jones. Under close scrutiny this analogy might not hold up, but keep reading. You'll see what I mean. The game stars Ri… Read more
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