The whole thing is just plain obvious, and it feels like it was thrown together without a lot of effort, and goes on for overly long, all in stark contrast to that of AOK. Accuracy and realism are key, like with all prior entries. It tries to look stylish, a bit, neglecting the fact that that does not fit with the material, indeed, with the rest of the product. It's a lot of the same footage, some lengthened, in a very obvious manner, that leaves it moving too slow, and run downright choppy, a little has been added, to elaborate on what goes on, and it's not particularly pretty or all that well-done. After the clever and well-done opening cut-scene of the immediate predecessor to this opened that exactly as it should be, and setting the tone right, the intro of this is rather underwhelming. I have chosen to start this on a sour note, just as what I am reviewing does.
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