Usually a particularly troubled development, which perhaps even leads a title to disappear from the scene for some time, results in a product that fails its initial objectives. Spec Ops: The Line was announced in 2009 and then retired to Yager's German studios and lost track, until a few months ago he finally got back to talking about it. The 2K title is proposed as a canonical third-person shooter in gameplay but which bases the entire experience on a strong emotional charge, moving away from machismo and from the protagonist to the rambo to try to tell a more credible, raw and at times even grotesque story of soldiers . The mission cannot be said to be completely accomplished, but Spec Ops: The Line manages to get noticed for the courage to dare something fresh in a landscape often considered flat.
