Ultimately, Frontlines manages to be something few other first-person shooters ever pull off well: It is equally fun for multiplayer fanatics as it is for people who don't play well with others. Sure, the story mode could be longer, the multiplayer maps could be a little smaller, the buttons could be better placed, and people online could give Crispy Gamer a chance to get their bearings before they pop multiple caps into their flabby ass, but if none of these are deal breakers for you, then this could be your kind of imitation.
