Halfway through the game, the game will start to question the player's actions by repeating levels for earlier parts of the game and changing the loading screen tips to messages like "How many soldiers have you killed today?".The game evokes a powerful sense of guilt in the player by requiring them to carry out morally ambiguous actions that often have devastating consequences.Because the story is told through his point-of-view as he descends into madness, it engages the player in a frightening way and will have a strong emotional impact on the player. The main character, Walker struggles with PTSD and has very disturbing hallucinations.It dwells heavily on moral ambiguity and guilt, as players will finds themselves struggling to justify their actions, all of which have a negative consequence. The main theme of the game is heavily influenced by the novel Heart of Darkness. This game initially starts off as a standard military Third-Person-Shooter with glorified "run-and-gun" violence, but it quickly becomes confusing and very serious.If this game were a game were a movie it would be rated R for strong bloody war violence and atrocities including intense sequences of brutality, disturbing content, grisly images and pervasive language.EXTREME!! - Spec Ops: The Line, despite being loaded with extreme horror violence, torture, and gore, is surprisingly extremely mature and down-to-earth with its portrayal of violence, as it is crucial to a complex commentary that focuses on the nature and potential atrocities of morally grey conflicts and how they affect everyone involved.
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