Die Hard 2: Die Harder

For the second time John McClane found himself in the wrong place and time. While waiting for his wife to arrive in Washington, the policeman is witnessing the intervention of terrorists who want to take control of the airport and demand a ransom for too many hostages. Of course, as befits a brave guardian of the law, McClane enters into an unequal skirmish, the outcome of which will determine the lives of many people. The player who in Die Hard 2: Die Harder becomes a virtual Bruce Willis, does exactly the same thing.

Grandslam was granted the right to produce the game on the basis of the second part of Die Hard's film, which it also eagerly used to create a pleasant shooting, referring to the classic hit called Operation Wolf. On the screen we see a viewfinder, which will exterminate the opponents appearing from time to time. When wreaking havoc in the ranks of the enemy, one should remember not to accidentally hit civilians or other law enforcement guards, who will be strolling peacefully in the middle of even the biggest shooting. From the bodies of killed bandits can fall out a variety of bonuses, increasing the power or speed of shooting weapons, first-aid kits (useful, because each hit by the enemy takes away part of the precious energy) or armor. In total, the game contains five large stages, divided into three smaller sections, which will be counted after killing a certain number of enemies. Remember that at the end of each level there are bosses waiting for you - opponents who are more cunning and definitely more resistant to McClane's spitting bullets.

Die Hard 2: Die Harder is a game that is in no way inferior to such productions as Cabal or Operation Wolf. Nice graphics, good soundtrack and a large portion of the action in its purest form make Grandslam's product appeal also to people not necessarily associated with the shooting genre.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015