Combat - Task Force 121

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Combat: Task Force 121 is a game that's just as hackneyed as its title makes it sound. Available for the usually telling price of $19.99, Task Force 121 is a thoroughly rudimentary military-themed first-person shooter that puts the bulk of its focus on online play. Up to 16 people can play online, and there are several different modes of play. While this might sound like a pretty good deal, the unbalanced shooting mechanics and mostly lousy maps pretty much do away with that notion right away. And the thoroughly terrible single-player campaign further reinforces this fact. Had the developer perhaps just skipped the single-player portion altogether to spend some more time hammering out the problems with its multiplayer, the game might have turned into a decent little shooter for online-shooter fans. In this form, however, Task Force 121 simply can't compete with the myriad other shooters available for the PC.Task Force 121 includes LAN and online multiplayer modes, which support up to 16 players. Multiplayer games include general and team variations of capture the flag, deathmatch, king of the hill, and last man standing, as well as a game called VIP escort, where one player acts as a VIP who must be escorted to a safe zone while the other team tries to kill him. On paper, all this sounds great. There are a nice variety of modes, the interface is simple and easy to use, and in every game different players can play as different class types, such as basic soldiers, close-quarters combatants (who prefer weaponry like shotguns), demolitionists, heavy-weaponry combatants, and snipers. Unfortunately, once you get into the action, it all becomes painfully clear that no amount of game modes can make Task Force 121 enjoyable to play.

Task Force 121's graphics are mediocre. There are only a few character skins to choose from, none of which look all that great, and the models animate in a pretty herky-jerky fashion. All the maps have a decidedly muddy look to them, with a lot of nasty-looking textures, ugly set pieces, and occasional sections of the environment that don't look quite finished; and even with the unremarkable visuals, the game still has slowdown issues that pop up in certain areas. The PC version predictably is about a half step above the Xbox version graphically, but there aren't any notable differences beyond a slightly cleaner overall look. The audio is perhaps the one saving grace of Task Force 121. When you're in combat, the echoes of gunshots can be quite fierce, and they sound wholly realistic. Similarly, though the enemy dialogue is a little on the repetitive side, it's well recorded and delivered and isn't so prevalent that you'll be hearing it constantly. Unfortunately, there's not much in the way of music in the game, and what is there isn't very impressive.Combat: Task Force 121 is a game that seems content to stick closely to the quality of those budget shooters that have come before it. While the online play is merely average at best, its single-player play and its overall production values are seriously subpar. You could certainly say these problems aren't that big of a deal, especially since the game is only $20, but on a platform as rife with multiplayer shooters as the PC, this excuse doesn't really hold much water. In the end, you should take a pass on Combat: Task Force 121. 

System Requirements : 

System: Pentium III 1Ghz CPU or equivalentRAM: 256 MBVideo Memory: 32 MBHard Drive Space: 800 MBOther: Keyboard, Mouse; 16-bit DirectX 9 compatible sound card   

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Combat - Task Force 121