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Operation Flashpoint: Red River is a first person shooter video game for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 developed by game developer Codemasters. It is the sequel to Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising.

Gameplay[edit]

Operation Flashpoint: Red River is a tactical shooter. The player has the choice of playing the campaign co-operatively.^[1] However, the game does not feature competitive multiplayer. The game does not feature a mission editor or SDK.^[2] The player will be able to choose between four classes of Marines; rifleman, grenadier, scout, and automatic rifleman, each with their own weapons and abilities.^[3] The player will gain experience during gameplay, which can be used to unlock weapons, attachments and perks. For example, a scout could acquire an enhancement that will reduce the amount of bullet drop.^[4] The game's director Sion Lenton said 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River is being built around four player co-op online play, complete with a strong narrative, new enemies and combat scenarios to deliver gameplay that immerses players in the reality of war like never before.'^[5] The enemies will be able to kill the player with a single shot.^[6] The single player campaign will be divided into three distinct acts.^[7]

The game uses a video camera style feedback in the game for the action. With shots near the player getting dirt in the players vision similar to a lens would, and damage scrambling the screen, along with losing stamina causes parts of the screen to scramble and freeze in some places until the player rests.

Red River is same engine as Dragon Rising and Nvidia lists the same fix for that on an official page. Game refuses to launch edit Download the final version of Games for Windows Live. Operation Flashpoint Red River Free Download PC Game setup in single direct link for windows. It is an action and shooting game based on warOperation Flashpoint Red River PC Game OverviewOperation Flashpoint: Red River is a shooting game which is based on first person perspective. GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. UK REVIEW-The challenge of creating a truly realistic battlefield is rarely attempted in video games, but Operation Flashpoint: Red River takes. Metacritic Game Reviews, Operation Flashpoint: Red River for PC, Taking a small step into the future, Red River depicts a fictional conflict with contemporary geopolitical themes, which will unfold over. Directed by Sion Lenton. With Al Matthews, Reno Wilson, Dave Wittenberg, Dempsey Pappion. In Operation Flashpoint: Red River, players assume control of Outlaw-2-Bravo, A United States Marine Corps fireteam during a fictional conflict in Tajikistan in 2013.

I recommend this game for the more patient and methodical members only. If you enjoy planning your attacks and thinking tactically this game's for you. There are few things as satisfying than to lead a target, adjust range and volley a single bullet to see a red mist confirm your target was pacified. You and your fireteam take a small step into the future, operation flashpoint: red river depicts a fictional conflict with contemporary geopolitical themes, which will unfold over three distinct acts in both single player and drop-in/drop-out co-operative play for up to four players online.

Plot[edit]

The player assumes control of 'Outlaw 2 Bravo', a United States Marine Corpsfireteam during a fictional conflict in Tajikistan in 2013.

A terrorist group known as the East Turkestan Islamic Movement launches mortar attacks on a U.S. forward operating base (FOB) in Afghanistan, prompting the United States to launch Operation Enduring Shield, invading western Tajikistan to wipe out the insurgent threat.^[8] Outlaw platoon is tasked with capturing several villages and an airfield, along with defusing IEDs and taking several insurgent positions. The unit is then tasked with securing and repairing a dam, while at the same time reinforcing Forward Operating Base Viper, located close by.

Outlaw is ordered to quell the remaining insurgents located in a stronghold. After reaching the stronghold, the ChinesePeople's Liberation Army intervenes, having invaded eastern Tajikistan in retaliation for the ETIM massacring Chinese athletes during the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. Outlaw is ordered to slow the PLA advance while other Marines are evacuated to a secondary FOB. After Outlaw reaches the FOB, it is attacked by a PLA mechanized division. After a fierce battle, Outlaw barely escapes from the FOB, with their commanding officer telling them that they are the only unit who made it out.

The remaining marines conduct a guerilla war against the PLA. First, they ambush and destroy a PLA supply convoy in order to cripple the PLA supply lines. After that, the members of Outlaw learn that in order to halt the PLA advance in western Tajikistan, the remaining Marines need to prevent a set of bridges from falling in the PLA's hands. Even though they are heavily outnumbered, the Marines manage to hold out long enough for reinforcements to arrive from Afghanistan.

After the fight at the bridges the Marines start pushing the PLA back. They fight through PLA defenses and towns to secure an old fortress and establish a new FOB there. In order to have air support for the last battle, Outlaw attacks PLA SAMs at an old observatory. After knocking out the SAMs, Outlaw launches an attack on a town in the middle of the battle. After pushing through the town, with support from LAVs, Outlaw holds off a massive PLA counterattack with help from artillery and aircraft. In the end, the U.S. Marines push the PLA back across the border, into China.

Reception[edit]

The game has received mixed reviews. Strategy Informer stated that the game 'fills in a niche between fast-paced action games and hyper-realistic military simulators'.^[14] VideoGamer.com says the campaign is of far higher quality than in its predecessor, Dragon Rising.^[13] IGN was disappointed in player movement being locked to only a very small section of the wide-open terrain.^[12]PC Gamer criticized the poor artificial intelligence of players' team mates and overly-macho voice acting. 'Red River takes all the things the Flashpoint name is associated with – creative, emergent destruction and go-anywhere realism – and lets them wash away.'^[15] GameZone gave the game a 7.5 out of 10, stating 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River isn’t your typical shooter. You’re not going to be a gunslinger, running into a compound to take out a horde of enemies like a one-man wolf pack. It’s a slower, more tactical, squad-based shooter that relies on teamwork, strategy, and finesse.'^[16] The game was to be the last of the Operation Flashpoint franchise, as Codemasters began to focus almost solely on racing games stating 'As Codemasters looks to take greater leadership in the racing category, the company is proposing a studio structure that adds resource and strengthens our best-in-class racing teams.” ^[17]

References[edit]

1. ^Guy Cocker (6 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River First Impressions'. GameSpot UK. Archived from the original on 16 July 2012. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
2. ^'Community Questions Answered'. Codemasters. 27 August 2010. Archived from the original on 16 July 2012. Retrieved 27 August 2010.
3. ^Stephany Nunneley (5 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River gets detailed'. VG247. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
4. ^Brian Leahy (23 November 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River Preview'. Shacknews. Retrieved 24 November 2010.
5. ^Tom Pakinkis (6 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River officially announced'. ComputerAndVideoGames.com. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
6. ^Words: Ryan Hodge, GamesRadar US (6 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River promises crazy realism, four-player co-op, a more personal experience'. GamesRadar. Retrieved 10 August 2010.
7. ^Simon Priest (6 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River 2011'. Strategy Informer. Archived from the original on 16 July 2012. Retrieved 10 August 2010.
8. ^Martin Robinson (5 August 2010). 'Operation Flashpoint: Red River First Look'. IGN UK. Retrieved 9 August 2010.
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16. ^http://pc.gamezone.com/reviews/item/operation_flashpoint_red_river_review/
17. ^http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2011-09-14-codemasters-to-close-guildford-studio

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Operation Flashpoint (also Arma: Cold War Assault) is a series of military simulation games. The first game, Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis and its expansion Operation Flashpoint: Resistance, was developed by Bohemia Interactive Studio. The second games, comprising Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising and Operation Flashpoint: Red River, were developed by Codemasters. There are also three spiritual sequels to the original game made by Bohemia Interactive Studio; ArmA: Armed Assault, ARMA 2 and ARMA 3.

• 1Bohemia Interactive series
• 2Codemasters series

Bohemia Interactive series[edit]

Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis (2001)[edit]

Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis's gameplay varies significantly depending on the player's role, but the game is best described as a tactical shooter with significant vehicle elements and minor real-time tactics elements. Set in 1985, the game takes place on two fictional and one real-life islands: the island-states of Everon and Malden, and later in the game, on the barren Russian island of Kolgujev which is the staging point for the renegade Russian forces invading Everon and Malden. It has been re-released as ArmA: Cold War Assault in 2011.

Operation Flashpoint: Resistance (2002)[edit]

Resistance, an expansion, featured updated graphics, sounds, and multiplayer mechanics. The storyline takes place three years before the events of the original game storyline. The player takes on the role of an ex-Special Operations soldier, Victor Troska, who has returned to his homeland of Nogova after years in exile serving with British Special Forces. During the first introductory mission to the campaign, the island is invaded by the Soviet Union after some members of the socialist party betray the country and invite Soviet forces to overthrow the government. Troska becomes the leader of a resistance movement against the Soviet Army.

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Codemasters series[edit]

Operation Flashpoint: Red Hammer (2002)[edit]

An expansion, Red Hammer, which was developed by Codemasters, depicts the same conflict as Cold War Crisis, but places the player in the role of a Russian soldier, Dmitriy Lukin, rather than an American soldier.

Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising (2009)[edit]

Dragon Rising takes place on a fictional island named Skira, in May 2011. After the global economic crisis causes mass unemployment and political destabilization in China, the PLA seize control of Skira and the vast, newly discovered reservoir of oil there, from the Russian Federation. Peace talks prove useless as both combatants lay claim to Skira due to previous ownership of it. The situation deteriorates quickly and China begins to fortify its northern provinces in anticipation of armed conflict with Russia. Russia, already countering the PLA on the Chinese mainland, calls to the United States of America to retake Skira from the Chinese. Bound by treaty arrangements made after the end of the Cold War, America agrees and the two biggest armies in the world begin to clash on the island. Dragon Rising was released for both PC and consoles, with the PC version including map editors and larger multiplayer games.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River (2011)[edit]

Operation Flashpoint: Red River was released in 2011 as a sequel to 2009's Dragon Rising. The game's plot concerns a fictional conflict in Tajikistan. The game follows a platoon of Marines, with the player controlling Kirby, Bravo fireteam leader.

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