One of the short chunks of text that serves to brief you on your missions suggests that stealth is a valid option. But after you discard the box and get past the title screen, there's next to nothing to let you know you're anything but an anonymous supersoldier. Night vision turns everything green.and that's basically it.Īs a Navy SEAL, you might expect to exercise some special expertise, like diving or working in a tightly knit team. The game doesn't even manage to match the production values of those previous efforts, compounding very minimalist game audio with some technical problems. While ValuSoft proved with the recent Desert Rats that it can publish enjoyable budget action games, Elite Forces: Navy SEALs falls back in line with its previous poor-quality military-themed shooters, Vietnam 2 and WWII Iwo Jima.

But if you spent a minute daydreaming about such adventures, you'd probably find that more satisfying than playing ValuSoft's latest game, whose actual connection to the US Navy's most elite unit is unfathomable. It's up to you to destroy critical data in a crashed top-secret satellite, deactivate a nuclear warhead that's fallen into the wrong hands, and rescue prisoners held by foreign powers. Think of the glory of fighting the good fight in foreign lands as part of the Navy's well-trained SEAL (Sea, Air, Land) soldiers.

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