Brothers In Arms: Hells Highway

23rd September 2008

Brothers In Arms: Hells Highway is unique not only due to its elaborated gameplay and cool graphic design, but also due to its impressive level of realism. In this game, you can not just blow up bunkers, but also tear off enemies limbs. The whole process hardly looks less terrible than in Soldiers of Fortune.
Brothers In Arms: Hells Highway will go on sale already on 23 Sept, 2008. The game will be released under PC and modern consoles. The project was developed by Gearbox Software. This studio has been involved in creating addons to Half-Life: Opposing Force and Half-Life: Blue Shift; Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 and Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood. In the future the company is going to release Aliens: Colonial Marines, and Borderlands.

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