Overview

Also Known As
Killzone
Number of Players
8
Genre
Release Date

PlayStation Vita

  • EU 6th Sep 2013
  • US 10th Sep 2013
Series
Tags
Official Site
killzone.com

Reviews

  • Review Killzone: Mercenary (PlayStation Vita)

    The price is right

    We may be on the cusp of a new console generation, but we’d be surprised if any of the PlayStation 4’s launch window titles made a bigger visual impression than Killzone: Mercenary. The hotly anticipated spin-off from the recently restructured Guerrilla Cambridge is a sensory showstopper, pushing the PlayStation Vita’s...

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Killzone: Mercenary News

About The Game

Killzone: Mercenary gives a new perspective on the Killzone Universe. This time you’re not an Army grunt who follows orders - you’re freelancer, a gun for hire, a soldier of fortune.

These guys don’t play by the rules or fight for any flag. They’re in it for the money.

The client might give the objective, but they’re not going to be telling you how to do your job. You get to pick your own gear and tactics; as long as you get the results.

Killzone: Mercenary hosts a full single player Campaign, spread over 9 missions. In addition to the main missions, there is a new Contracts mode, offering an additional 27 sets of objectives.

You can choose from three difficulty settings; Recruit Trooper and Veteran. The harder the difficulty selected the higher the rewards gained.