The game that follows from Full Spectrum Warrior is called Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers.
In the first game, you managed to eliminate the tyrant of Zekistan; however, the situation has not improved since then. The beginnings of a civil war are observed, with multiple insurgencies taking up arms against Western soldiers. Even racial tensions can boil over into acts of violence. To ensure the safety of the Tien-Hamir (also known as “Ten Hammers”) Province, the United States Light Infantry has been dispatched back into the country. However, this time they can enlist the aid of the British forces that are a part of the Coalition Forces.
You take on the role of the leader of two different fire teams, Alpha and Bravo, much like in Full Spectrum Warrior. However, you can now reduce a Fire Team to a Buddy Team, which consists of the Team Leader with the Automatic Rifleman and the Grenadier with the Rifleman. In specific missions, you will also have access to a Bradley Fighting Vehicle, which you will manage like you control a fire crew. You will also locate tanks or APCs in specific missions, and your Fire Teams will be able to enter and use these vehicles.
You can now give orders to a specific member of your squad. If you wish to get through a door, you tell the Grenadier to take the rocket launcher out of its case and make a hole in the door with it. It is also possible for you to give orders to the Fire Team that you are not currently controlling.
In contrast to the first game, Ten Hammers does not include a stand-alone tutorial; instead, the first mission serves as the player’s introduction to the game’s mechanics.
The twelve individual missions that make up the campaign each have unique goals, such as destroying a street barricade or getting to a convoy. Now that your squads can enter buildings, you can access a whole new tactical layer that may be used against the numerous enemies lurking in the shadows, waiting to kill you. To enable this new feature, you can deploy a sniper inside a building and engage the sniper mode, which allows you to eliminate adversaries one at a time using precision fire.
The multiplayer mode was also improved with the addition of new features. Players can now compete against one another in 2-on-2 objective-based missions or play collaboratively with up to four buddies.
