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Rambo: The Video Game
Reef Entertainment has dropped a collection of short gameplay clips showing off Rambo: The Video Game's stealth, destruction, boss battles, and shoot-outs.
The game appears to be more on-rails than previous trailers implied, with the shoot-out video in particular looking closer to Time Crisis than a first-person shooter. You can check out all the clips below..
Shoot-out
Stealth-hunt
Destruction
Boss Battle
For more on Rambo: The Video Game, you can check out the game's previous trailers here, here, and here, as well as a short Vine video clip showing off the game's stabbing mechanics.
Rambo: The Video Game is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC and if you pre-order the game, you can get your hands on a Rambo bobble-head. The game is supposed to be available early this year with some retailers pointing to a February release date, but no concrete date has been offered yet.
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