Darkest of Days Video Game Review   Rating Preview  Fun Factor
 Single Player     Darkest of Days is flat out offensive. This
isn’t on account of the loads of enemies to slaughter; I’m not
Native American, I don’t have any German in me, and I think all
of my ancestors got out of fighting in the Civil War due to flat
feet. No, Darkest of Days is offensive to me as a gamer.  That
may seem like strong wording, and it may make it seem that
Darkest of Days is a horrible game, and that isn’t entirely
true. I mean, it is bad, quite bad at times, but that isn’t what
makes it offensive. Plenty of bad games come out and find their
way from store shelves to the back of game collections. What
makes this so incredibly frustrating is the potential contained
in a rushed and unfinished mess.  Get the plot – In Darkest of
Days, players control a soldier mortally wounded during the
battle of Little Big Horn (yes that Little Big Horn, one of the
biggest military upsets not named Agincourt). Before the soldier
joins that big