Section 8: Prejudice

When it comes to first-person shooters, Section 8: Prejudice may be the best value for your money until Battlefield 3 is released. For an extremely reasonable $US15, you receive a first-person shooter with a campaign that rivals the length and scope of some of the blockbusters – the campaign of Call of Duty: Black Ops, for instance, averages at somewhere around six hours of game time. Prejudice meets that length square on, which is pretty impressive for a title that is only available through digital distribution.

Push SquareSammy Barker

8/10

If you're able to ignore the bland art direction and cliche sci-fi setting, there's a lot to get out of this downloadable first-person shooter.

Worth PlayingBrian Dumlao

8/10

Section 8: Prejudice is a futuristic FPS that brings strategy and tactics to the genre in a game where players can modify the battlefield on the fly. You are part of an elite infantry squad with a penchant for taking on suicide missions that no one else will tackle.

MonsterVineDiego Escala

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VGChartzNick Pantazis

7.5/10

A new bar has been set for downloadable game content.  So a couple of years ago a little-known developer named TimeGate Studios released [i]Section 8[/i], to wild... well [...]

IGNArthur Gies

6/10

If this were a contest to see what downloadable game could look the most like a full retail title, the Section 8: Prejudice would be an impressive release. Prejudice certainly does a lot – it just doesn’t do very much well. With a few friends, the Horde-alike Swarm mode could justify Section 8: Prejudice as a purchase during the slow time of the year if you’ve exhausted your other, numerous options. Regardless of its status as a downloadable title, Section 8: Prejudice doesn’t do enough well to make it a must-play. In the morass of other, better shooters, it feels destined to burn up in the at...

GameWatcherJoe Robinson

0/10

Section 8: Prejudice is currently out now on XBLA. It will be hitting the PC on all downloadable platforms on May 4th, and it will be coming to the PSN sometime in the summer.