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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land It looks like a military shooter, but it isn’t. There’s a first-person view, you’re caught up in conflict, wounded soldiers and civilians lie amongst the rubble begging for help, and you’re surrounded by the sound of showering bullets and military units. At a glance, Warco could be mistaken for any other first-person shooter set in any other war zone, but it isn’t. In fact, it is the opposite. You never fire a weapon, not even once.
Warco is the most captivating first-person shooter concept of the year. That’s because Warco arms its players with nothing more than a flak jacket and a video camera, capturing the violence of Middle Eastern and African conflicts as a combat reporter.
