Beach head 2002 free download full version for pc

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Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. It is pretty mindless stuff, but it can be a fun distraction for 30 minutes or so.

It can be very rewarding when you do get in a groove and just start mowing down wave after wave of enemies. Sometimes it is like enemies can spawn out of nowhere and I have seen stuff flat out fall through the map! So, the game is lacking a bit of polish. When looking at a game like Beach Head you have to take into account what it is. This is an arcade-style shooter and in the arcades this type of gameplay is fine. You put in a few quarters and you play until you die and then you move onto a different game.

I feel that for a home release, this game really needed something else to help keep the player engaged and motivated in order to keep on playing. It is even more annoying that they never added anything noteworthy over the game! Back in the day, I was a huge fan of the arcade shooter.

What I got instead was a dismal attempt at a resurrection of an age-old favorite genre. Beach Head is simple enough to play.

Aiming the weapon is difficult. There is significant, purposeful, sloppy aim when trying to bead in on the target. That in itself was frustrating enough, but fortunately, I was blessed with many more disappointments.

Weapon choices were severely limited as were the range of enemies.