Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood offers a rather similar experience to its excellent predecessor, with improved enemy artificial intelligence and additional multiplayer options. The novelty has worn off just a bit, though.
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I agree with Demian that after eight months, this new Brothers is a bit premature. That doesn't mean we're ready to throw it back into the development incubator, though. In fact, Earned in Blood makes a great addition to the family. For one, the A.I. is scary-awesome. Try to outwit them, and Nazis will relocate and retreat, like little girls chased by bees. But those bastards won't be shy about gangbanging you if you're hiding in the corner. This is a thinking man's game; jump out and rush like Rambo and not even a pair of well-oiled pecs will save you. The difficulty won't have you curling up into the fetal position, rocking yourself to sleep, however -the game is engaging with all that strategy and, thankfully, plenty of save points.
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