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Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction is an open-world war action game for the original Xbox, set in a fractured North Korea after a military coup. You play one of three mercenaries — Chris Jacobs (tougher), Jennifer Mui (stealth) or Mattias Nilsson (faster) — and work through a bounty list called the Deck of 52 while balancing four rival factions that trade missions, vehicles and supplies for your loyalty. Its draw is freedom: a large map, drivable and flyable vehicles, destructible buildings and a faction system that reacts to what you do. It sits alongside Grand Theft Auto-style open worlds and Pandemic's own Star Wars: Battlefront in scope, and owners rate it among the better sandbox games of its generation for its variety and faction interplay, though the shooting and driving feel dated next to later open-world titles.
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Owners remember it as one of the strongest open-world action games of the sixth console generation, praised for its freedom, faction system and vehicle variety. Common complaints are dated visuals, loose shooting and repetition once the novelty fades.
Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction is a free-roaming war action and driving game for Xbox. It is set in North Korea after General Choi Song assassinates his father, President Choi Kim, takes control of the country and cuts ties with the outside world. The game opens as the Australian Navy intercepts a North Korean freighter carrying nuclear weapons meant for sale to terrorist cells.
Players choose one of three mercenaries. Chris Jacobs, from North America, can sustain higher damage. Jennifer Mui, from Hong Kong, is proficient in stealth. Mattias Nilsson, from Sweden, runs faster than the others. Each speaks different languages, which makes him or her more or less suitable for work with particular factions.
The game has open-ended play in a large world. Players take bounties on the "Deck of 52", a list of the most wanted people in General Song's regime. Four factions offer resources such as vehicles and supplies, plus missions that earn money. Completing missions for a faction earns intel on bounty locations, though bounties can also be tracked down without it.
