An America on its knees, a ghost squad, and an entry remembered mostly for being forgotten.

The preference ranking is absent, so let's read the profile criterion by criterion, and it's harsh nearly everywhere. The sound falls right to the bottom, ahead of barely five games in a hundred. Attachment trails close behind, ahead of fewer than one game in ten. The feel of the controller, the fun, the urge to take it to a desert island and the art direction cluster around two games in ten, low on the board. Only the wish to discover it again for the first time lifts a little, without reaching the middle. An almost flat profile, low across the line, even if many of those lines rest on few votes, to confirm.

Against other military shooters, and even within its own series, this stayed the episode you rarely name first.

So, who's it for? For you if you want punchy gunplay and nothing more, a spectacle campaign you blow through fast. Much less so if you want a game that bonds, music that lingers, a reason to come back.