DF: BHD is loosely based on its namesake - key word being loosely. Its all mission based, but there�s no cohesion that links everything together, which is a shame since the movie had such an engaging and rich story that could�ve added some real life to the game. Regardless, DF: BHD has a lot to offer. It doesn�t try to be a tactical thriller like so many games nowadays. Instead, it goes back to the basics of the first-person shooter genre: pure, unadulterated action. Sure, every now and then you�ll have to come up with tactical plans to accomplish missions, but for the most part, it�s a straightforward action - and boy is it fun. Whether you�re fighting your way through the demolished streets of Somalia or flying high in a Black Hawk, it�s an exciting and immersive experience.