![]() Throughout the game you'll stomp out several Blake encampments, blow apart a bunch of mechs, step on a billion tanks, and blast away at tunnels to stop the flow of reinforcements. In MechAssault 2's case, the wrong hands belong to a fanatical cult called the Word of Blake. As fate would have it, you get caught up in a war surrounding a series of powerful data cores that, as you might expect, have the ability to power a massively devastating weapon if they fall into the wrong hands. You play as the MechWarrior, a silent tough guy who's rolling around the universe in a dropship with a female commanding officer and a hyperannoying technical whiz kid-brother type. The single-player campaign in MechAssault 2 comes across as a bit larger in scope than that of the original game, but as you play through it, it feels more and more limited. Now Playing: MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf Video Review By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's ![]()
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