Door Kickers 2

Command military Special Ops Teams in gripping tactical combat against Middle East-based terrorist organizations. Sequel to RockPaperShotgun's "Best Tactics Game of 2014". TACTICAL COMBAT: REALTIME & PAUSE AT WILL Door Kickers2: Task Force North brings you the best portrayal of modern Close Quarters Combat and Tactics in a video game. Control Special Operation Units in daring raids to rescue hostages, neutralize and capture terrorists in the fictional country of Nowheraki, Middle East. FREEFORM PLANNING: DESTRUCTIBLE ENVIRONMENT & NO GRID Top-down tactics with Real Time gameplay but pause-at-will allows you to think, rethink, and still bite your nails as the action happens. And there's no turns, hexes or action points to manage. The game models deadly threats and techs: suicide bombers, IEDs and Rocket-Propelled Grenades - but gives you tools to dominate: Light Machine Guns for suppressive fire, Night Vision Goggles to own the night and wall breaching charges to open new entry points. Destructible environment lets you progress through the non-linear levels. If something stands in your way, tear it down! Any strategy is viable. CUSTOMIZE UNITS & EQUIPMENT You can even choose the unit to deploy for any mission: - U.S. Army Rangers - firepower, numbers and skilled, coordinated violence. - CIA Special Activities Division - small unit of Covert Operators, able to go undercover but also deliver surgical strikes when needed. - Nowheraki SWAT - grit, improvised tech and gear borrowed from their US advisors. It's NOT just skins and weapons, but distinct playing style, abilities and unit doctrines. CAMPAIGNS: HANDCRAFTED AND RANDOMLY GENERATED Play unique, hand crafted Operations or endless, procedural generated Tours of Duty. Each has their own challenges and rewards. For the bravest, mix it with the optional Iron Man Mode: troopers lost during campaign missions are gone forever. Dead stays dead*, but memories are forever! *only in Iron Man mode. “Charge set”, my Alpha Team leader said. Not knowing what lay in wait for us behind the door, I commanded, “Burn it” into the radio. “Burning”, he replied. Sliding his finger into the pull ring of the ignition system, he pushed the pin in, turned it a quarter turn, and pulled. The night was no longer silent as the sound of shredding timber filled the night. Windows shattered and pieces of glass fell to the ground. The walls around me shook. Where a door once stood, only smoke remained. Like water bursting forth from a dam, men flowed into the unknown. --- from “Violence of Action” by Marty Skovlund