Heavy Fire: Afghanistan
Teyon · 2014 · Action, On-Rails Shooter, First-Person, Shooter, Military
PC
Mixed65% · 201 📉 Recent reviews down 54%
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About Heavy Fire: Afghanistan
✦ AI summary
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is a relentless on-rails shooter where you tear through modern-day combat on foot and in vehicles like tanks and helicopters, mowing down enemies with everything from handguns to mounted cannons. It's a pure adrenaline rush designed for instant pickup-and-play action, packed with 24 missions, co-op multiplayer, and a slick cover system that keeps the intensity cranked to maximum.
FAST, DEADLY AND UNRELENTING COMBAT
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is a super fast playing, high intensity on-rails shooter set in modern-day Afghanistan. Whether fighting up close and personal with guns and grenades, raining down fire from a helicopter or laying waste with a main battle tank, Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is an immediately fun, pickup-and-play experience for hardcore gamers and novices alike.
EXPERIENCE FAST-PACED ACTION SET IN MODERN-DAY AFGHANISTAN
You've battled through some of the most intense combat situations known to man — and it ain't over yet. Afghanistan is teeming with insurgents, and every day brings on new challenges. Today, it's up to you and your men to bring down the enemy. The intelligence reports tell you that enemy forces have been plotting their next move from a shack hidden deep within the forest on a secluded mountainside. You're going to surprise them in their own territory — and you're bringing Heavy Fire.
Stay sharp in this blisteringly fast-paced modern day shooter. Protect your team as you move from cover to cover, eliminating threats as they appear! Fight on foot or in a variety of vehicles including tanks, helicopters, and APCs. Utilize weapons ranging from handguns to mounted cannons and grenades to stay alive, keep fighting, and complete your mission.
Features
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is a super fast playing, high intensity on-rails shooter set in modern-day Afghanistan. Whether fighting up close and personal with guns and grenades, raining down fire from a helicopter or laying waste with a main battle tank, Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is an immediately fun, pickup-and-play experience for hardcore gamers and novices alike.
EXPERIENCE FAST-PACED ACTION SET IN MODERN-DAY AFGHANISTAN
You've battled through some of the most intense combat situations known to man — and it ain't over yet. Afghanistan is teeming with insurgents, and every day brings on new challenges. Today, it's up to you and your men to bring down the enemy. The intelligence reports tell you that enemy forces have been plotting their next move from a shack hidden deep within the forest on a secluded mountainside. You're going to surprise them in their own territory — and you're bringing Heavy Fire.
Stay sharp in this blisteringly fast-paced modern day shooter. Protect your team as you move from cover to cover, eliminating threats as they appear! Fight on foot or in a variety of vehicles including tanks, helicopters, and APCs. Utilize weapons ranging from handguns to mounted cannons and grenades to stay alive, keep fighting, and complete your mission.
Features
- 24 missions featuring Exclusive Multi-Cover System
- Experience gut-wrenching, fast-paced action set in modern-day Afghanistan
- Fight on foot. Fight by tank, assault vehicle, and helicopter
- More than 60 awards, ranks, and equipment upgrades
- Co-op multiplayer play for up to 4 players on one machine
- High quality graphics designed for 1080p
- Steam Cloud, Leaderboards, Achievements & Trading Cards!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A funny and entertaining rail shooter. Mullah Mufti Taliban ass-kicking distribution. You only shoot the right people. Great fun for this price.7 found this helpful
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Both Heavy Fire games I've played (Afghanistan and Shattered Spear) are subpar rail shooters that may have been decent with VR support or even a light gun, but as is, just a rather boring affair that I wouldn't recommend (either of them). They're both low quality enough I'm removing them from my account even.1 found this helpful
"Teyon was the industry leader in home arcade shooters long before Rambo: The Video Game, beginning with Heavy Fire: Special Operations, exclusively for the Wii, back in 2010. Heavy Fire: Afghanistan is the third game in a long-running franchise and the most popular, due to being the first Heavy Fire title to release on multiple platforms. HFA is praised by the masses in the arcade shooter community for the jaw-dropping realism of its stunning visuals and for its military and cultural accuracy within its dark, gritty, war-torn world, along with its frantic combat and diverse soundtrack, ranging from music that represents the beauty of the region to adrenaline-fueled, blockbuster-movie-style hits. For any home arcade shooter fan, HFA is a title you can't live without. 9.6/10" TD
I went in knowing full well this was an on-rails shooter, and honestly that's the only way to enjoy it. The gameplay itself is fine for what it is, shooting tangos and lobbing grenades in predetermined firefights, though the sun bloom that blinds you at the worst moments gets old fast. The voice acting is rough and the guns sound like someone tapping a cardboard box, but there's something weirdly fun about watching enemies do cartwheels before getting dropped. At this price it scratches that old arcade rail shooter itch if you can manage your expectations.
I fired until my fingers quit but the enemies held out longer and the campaign ended like a soldier who lost his ammo and his motivation
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