module was sold by direct download, physical disc, or both, and included the latest patch for the Shock Force base game, which was also made available via free download to all non-Marines customers and works without the module for owners of the base game. Content of Marines include an increased number of units, 15 standalone scenarios, a 14-mission campaign, and 25 new Quick Battle maps. New units represent United States Marine Corps and Syrian Airborne troops, as well as regular Syrian units such as the T-90 tank. Marines received "average" reviews, a bit more positive than the original Shock Force, according to Metacritic. IGN said that Marines was "slightly improved." British Forces A second expansion module was released on July 29, 2009, bringing the British Armed Forces to the Syrian battlefield. This new module introduces units, vehicles and weapons currently in service with the British military, such as the Challenger 2 tank and Warrior IFV, and also includes the US IBCT. There is a new campaign from the British perspective, and new standalone scenarios. There are minor changes to the Syrian side, and the expansion patches the base game to version 1.20. NATO A third expansion module for the game was announced on May 13, 2010. This module features NATO and Coalition forces, specifically the German, Canadian and Dutch armies. References External links Official website 2007 video games Battlefront.com games Video games about the United States Marine Corps Video games developed in the United States Video games set in Syria Video games with expansion packs Windows games Windows-only games Computer wargames Paradox Interactive games