Скачать или смотреть This 24 Year Old Tactical Shooter Is STILL Better Than Most Modern Games (SOCOM US Navy Seals)

This is my first-ever time playing SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs, a legendary tactical shooter that helped define squad-based military games in the early 2000s.

After finishing Ghost Recon 2, we’re continuing our tactical shooter journey by stepping back into one of the most influential franchises of its era. SOCOM puts you in command of a U.S. Navy SEAL team, where positioning, squad commands, and smart decision-making matter far more than run-and-gun gameplay. Every mission is methodical, tense, and unforgiving — exactly the kind of old-school tactical design that modern games don’t always capture anymore.

What makes this especially exciting is that I’ve never played SOCOM before. I’ve never seen the missions, never used the command system, and never experienced the gameplay firsthand. This is a true first look, completely blind, as we discover what made SOCOM such a staple for tactical shooter fans back in the PlayStation 2 era.

This stream marks the beginning of the SOCOM series on the channel. The plan is to work our way through the entire franchise, exploring how tactical shooters evolved over time and how these older games still hold up today. Whether you played SOCOM back in the day or missed it entirely, this is a chance to revisit — or discover — a classic through fresh eyes.

If you grew up with SOCOM, this might hit you right in the nostalgia.
If you didn’t? You might finally see why people still talk about it.

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