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I started out thinking it would just be about shooting, fighting, and messing around with my friends, but somehow it became so much more than doing these things. There are times when you don't even know what you're doing, but you end up finding something that makes you live laugh love, a ridiculous fight, an insane moment, or simply a special memory because you're experiencing it with the right people.
And when you finally reach the end... it impacts you more than I expected. It's one of those games that makes you look back and realize how much fun you had.
Wardogs is for everyone, but if you have a group of friends to play it with, give it a try. Because in the end, you won't remember every battle you fought. You'll remember who you fought alongside.
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