Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago

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Welcome to Part 3 of my walkthrough for Army of Two: The Devils Cartel - Played on PS3

Been wanting to revisit. Co-op was a blast with a friend. Controls are better than the original Army of Two, but the aiming still feels stiff and auto-aim too forgiving. Good but unpredictable enemy AI.

Shines in co-op, with plenty of tactical opportunities like flanking and suppressive fire. Darker story focused on mercenaries and cartels. Curious to see how it unfolds. Character and weapon customization is solid.

Hoping the playthrough won't take long—stay tuned for more!
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Game Info (Wiki)
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is a third-person shooter developed by Visceral Games and published by Electronic Arts. Released on March 26, 2013, it follows mercenaries Alpha and Bravo through a cartel war in Mexico. Focused on cooperative gameplay, the game introduces a darker story, tactical team-based combat, and a range of character and weapon customization options. The game also includes AI teammates for solo play, though the experience is best enjoyed in co-op.
EA shut down the online servers in 2014, and the series remains known for its co-op mechanics and action-driven gameplay.