Killzone: Liberation

"A Revolutionary New Game For PSP"

Killzone: Liberation is a revolutionary game. A must try for the PSP. The third person top down view makes the player use strategy more than weaponry. The download-able content expands the game farther than the original UMD. Already a new chapter and the infrastructure mode everyone is waiting for have arrived. The multiplayer Co-Op make friends reliant on each other. The new infrastructure mode make the player want to meet other players and challenge them. This game has what you want, when you want it.

Music: 10/10
The music goes with the theme of war and chaos. The orchestral score combines long soft notes with deep short notes to create a feeling of battle. The drums for some of the scores are similar to those of the military, making the game more and more realistic.

Gameplay: 10/10
A new way to play. A higher view of the field, the cover and shoot system, and the destructible environments create a game that is completely realistic for a handheld game.

Graphics: 10/10
Beautiful graphics for a handheld system. It looks as if someone took a PS2 game and put it on the PSP. The explosions are very realistic, and the models are very detailed.

Content: 10/10
With the expandable content, you don't have to worry about being bored with the same game for a year. Patches, new levels, and new characters will make Killzone: Liberation a constantly evolving game.

Multi-player: 9/10
The new multi-player still needs a little work, but it is great for something players had to wait a few months for. The multi-player is something you should try every time you have the time!

Overall Score 10/10
A game worth at least renting. If you like it, buy it immediately. If you don't then just rent it every six months and see if you like it later. And since the game is constantly evolving, you may want to buy a larger memory stick. Plans for a new chapter are on the horizon for later this year, so stay tuned for a brand new and very good chapter in a game that is the greatest game for the PSP so far...

Reviewer's Score: 10/10, Originally Posted: 06/18/07