Although the game is yet to arrive on Steam and PSN, there are still a few reviews that we could go by. Judging by the two reviews we did take a look at, the game is pretty short lengthwise. In fact, Alexander Hinkley over at examiner.com said he completed the Battle: Los Angeles game in around 45 minutes.

The first downside that Alexander pointed out is the sound, which he described as being awful. One of the first things he said players will notice when they play the Battle: Los Angeles game is the fact that the M16 hardly makes any sound whatsoever, and sounds like you have a silencer permanently attached.

Alexander, who gave the game an overall score of 3/5, also criticizes the game for having a serious lack of variety. Players are only equipped with three weapons throughout the entire game: a rocket launcher, a sniper rifle and the M16. He did however praise the game for its graphics and realism.

Damian Antony Seeto from the justpushstart.com website also rated the game’s graphics, and said that the game does feature a lot of unlockables. Damian also touched upon the game’s length, stating that it only took him 40 minutes to complete the whole campaign. He gave the game an overall score of 2/5.

Have you played the Battle: Los Angeles game yet?

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According to Tom Coyne over on the techwatch.co.uk website, the new Battle: Los Angeles game will be released later this month (to coincide with the release of the movie), and will be available to download from the PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade and Steam.

Players will be assuming the role of Marine Corporal Lee Imlay – played by Will Rothhaar in the upcoming movie – in the Battle: Los Angeles game. They will also be fighting alongside other characters from the movie, which is scheduled to hit the big screen on March 11th.

The first person shooter game is being developed by Saber Interactive, and will follow a single player campaign based on the events of the movie. Konami stated that players will be battling unique and varied enemies, using a whole host of weapons including a rocket launcher and a turret gun.

Gamers also have destructible environments to look forward to, thanks to the game’s usage of the Havok Destruction Module. You can view a brief trailer for the upcoming game below this post. What do you think about a Battle: Los Angeles game being released?

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