Warhawk has constantly been keeping people's thumbs nice and sore this last few months with both an expansion pack and a update. Now PSU have reviewed the latest piece of downloadable content for Warhawk titled Operation Broken Mirror and so far their impression is very positive giving the pack 9/10 and saying it is well worth the money if your into Warhawk.
The guys over at Incognito seem to be doing everything they can to make your Warhawk playing time one of the better experiences on the PlayStation 3. With a booster pack and a free update already released, Incognito has given players the opportunity to utilize a Dropship transporter, a wrench to repair or destroy vehicles, a bio-field generator to replenish health or poison an enemy and a large scaled map with several variations depending on the game mode. With the newly released booster pack entitled Broken Mirror, gamers can enjoy even more Warhawk without the thought of repetition taking over.
Broken Mirror adds two more elements to the already deep game and keeps users on their toes more than ever. The addition of the Armored Personnel Carrier (APC) offers a variety of options to not only the soldiers within it, but the driver as well. With the APC, users can transport up to six soldiers at a time. It also offers a variety of options to not only the soldiers within it, but the driver as well. Soldiers will have the ability to pop out of one of the six portholes placed on the roof of the vehicle in order to snipe or gun down nearby enemy troops. While this tactic can be extremely effective, it requires strong teamwork and an excellent driver to pull off.
Broken Mirror also included a map entitled Vaporfield Glacier, which can only be described as a frozen tundra of war. This map, while quite vast in general, can be broken up into a plethora of various-sized variations depending on what game type you’re playing. This gives you the perception that you’re playing on a handful of new maps instead of just one.
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