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Thursday, November 20, 2014

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Soldner: Secret Wars had the bad luck to arrive in stores just about a week after the very similar Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising. Both games are team-based multiplayer shooters along the lines of the popular Battlefield series, both are set in more or less the modern era, both include a variety of combat vehicles, and both sport a silly, unnecessary subtitle. Unfortunately for the generally rickety-feeling Soldner, Joint Operations is better in virtually every way, except for maybe the subtitle. And even if Soldner was the only game of its kind in town, it still wouldn't be good.

In the year 2010, wars will be fought in secret by "rather small" but highly skilled groups of mercenaries called "Soldners"--at least according to the five or six sentences of plot that are wedged between the customer support number and the system requirements in the manual. The game lets you customize your Soldner's appearance in a variety of ways. You can mix and match different faces, shirts, pants, helmets, boots, gloves, and hairstyles for a unique look. Once you're done picking a wardrobe, your Soldner has access to an impressive number of vehicles and weapons. There are more than 60 different guns in the game and more than 70 different tanks, jeeps, helicopters, and planes (though no boats). While it's nice to have access to such a wide variety of equipment, the game provides no useful information about any of it other than a small, blurry picture and a price. What's the difference between a BMP-2 and a BMP-3? How many crewmembers can an AH-64 carry? Apparently, it's all part of the secret, because there's no such reference material either in the game or in the manual.

This lack of information becomes a problem primarily because Soldner uses an equipment-purchasing system similar to the one used in Counter-Strike. You start each round with a set amount of cash, and you receive cash awards for various things such as enemy kills and securing capture points. Server admins can set the initial funding, but on the default setting, it takes a lot of playing to earn enough to afford most of the vehicles. Despite the vast amount of drivable equipment, the pricing structure ensures that vehicles are actually less common in Soldner than they are in either Joint Operations or the Battlefield series. In a week of playing, we never once saw a single jet in the air, much less a dogfight.