This once again has you and a buddy teaming to mow down waves of enemies as you try and clear each mission/level as you fight your way to the head of the cartel to bring them down for good. I have to be honest and say that I had not played through the first two games with a friend, I would not have found them as good as I did and that rings true for Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel. I get what they were going for, but they just do not nail it for me. The problem is that we no longer play as Salem and Rios, this story is about two new characters called, Alpha and Bravo and the idea is that they have less personality so the player sees more of themselves in them. The setup and the idea of this are excellent and certainly, my idea of a cool, kickass action story. Of course, things go wrong and are not what they seem. This time you are in Mexico and the T.W.O has been hired by a Mexican politician who wants you to take down a cartel. Many people will criticize the plot of Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel, but I think it is once again like a big-budget action movie.

I think that the Army Of Two series has some fun stories and this one is no different. This game tried to make you the star and I get what they were going for, but the main characters of the first two games, Salem and Rios were two bros that I really liked. The first game was fantastic, the second was decent and this third one, well you can probably guess why EA has not made another once since. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is the third and final game in this series.

Army of two: the devil's cartel