Americas Army Special Forces PC Game

America's Army is multiplayer, a round based team tactical shooter game with the player acting as a soldier in the U.S. Army, with combat at squad-level with three fireteams. GameSpot admires the game's authenticity: It's pretty realistic— you take one or two shots and you go limp, you take one more and you're done.^[2] Another game review describes America's Army as "the most realistic portrayal of weapons and combat of any game".

America's Army always promoted adherence to the U.S. Army's seven core values.^[8] To this extent, the game's main ranking system, "Honor", is named after one.

America's Army also includes optional medical training designed to provide real-world information. In order to assume the role of combat life-saver in the game, players must pass a virtual medical training course based on actual training that soldiers receive with regard to evaluating and prioritizing casualties, controlling bleeding, recognizing and treating shock, and administering aid when victims are not breathing. TwoAmerica's Army players have reported using the training they received in-game to save lives in emergency situations;^[9] one such account, by Paxton Galvanek, received national media attention.^[10]

The game also allows players to train to drive the HMMWV and qualify to use the CROWS system allowing in game use of the Mk 19 grenade launcher and Browning M2. Training is also available for the Javelinmissile as well as specialist training such as parachute training, which allows access to the Airborne missions, and Special Forces training which allows access to the Special Forces missions.

The round ends when one team completes the objective or eliminates the entire opposing team. In certain circumstances such as when both teams are eliminated or both sides have not completed their objectives when time runs out there will be a tie.

America's Army achieves a high realism level in terms of visual and acoustic representation of combat and firearm usage and mechanics^{[citation needed]} but its critics have alleged that it fails to convey wartimeconditions as accurately as it claims.^[11] "If you are going to join the Army, you know the risk." says player Bart Koscinski. "In this game you might die eight times in 15 minutes. In real life people know what they are getting themselves into.