Raven Squad: Operation Hidden Dagger
September 3, 2009 – I imagine that at the outset of design and production for Raven Squad, the team at Atomic Motion sat in a room brimming with excitement.
This would be their hit. It would be a perfect marriage of Company of Heroes and Call of Duty — one part real-time strategy and one part first-person shooting. By the end, that same group probably was just happy that the game they made runs without crashing. And that’s about all of the good you can say aboutRaven Squad: It is possible to play it.
Raven Squad is set deep in the Amazonian jungle. A team of mercenaries is out on a job to retrieve some lost corporate data when their plane is suddenly shot down. Once the group recovers, it finds itself smack-dab in the middle of a civil war. Quite naturally, this group will go on to complete their primary job and then save the day.
This heroic Raven Squad is broken up into two groups, each comprised of three specialized soldiers. You’ll take up control of them, guiding the two groups through swamps and plantations. The catch is that you can playRaven Squad from either a first-person view or from a satellite view. The action never stops as you switch between the two on the fly, allowing you to tackle the game either as a standard shooter or as a simplified real-time strategy game. If you’re wondering what lies around the next corner, just hit a button and you’ll get an aerial view and some reconnaissance. If you don’t have the reflexes to play a first-person shooter, you can simply direct the two squads around the map and let them do all of the work for you.
Now, that may sound good on paper. The reality of Raven Squad is that the first-person shooting is dreadful and so is the real-time strategy. Just because the two have been combined, it doesn’t magically make the game fun. Instead, you’re left with a crucial decision: Will you tackleRaven Squad as a first-person shooter and suffer through the bad graphics and abysmal enemy AI? Or will you use the overhead view and be oh-so-bored. Or will you just not playRaven Squad at all?
Raven Squad is a shining example of what happens when you don’t hire voice actors. The voice work here is absolutely atrocious. It’s so bad that it’s actually quite funny. The inflection on every sentence is completely off. The accents are all over the place. Even the timing is off. This sound work so epically awful that it is what defines the game. You won’t be able to think of anything else after playingRaven Squad except for how abysmal the voice acting is.
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