Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel
Unleash ultimate destruction in a gritty cooperative drug war across Mexico.
Alternatives
Choose Army of Two if…
- you need granular weapon customization
- you want a dynamic cover system for coordinated fire
- you prefer a lighter‑hearted narrative over gritty realism
- you can tolerate dated graphics for richer co‑op mechanics
Choose Army of Two: The 40th Day if…
- you need a deep weapon customization menu
- you want split‑screen co‑op on one console
- you value tactical cover mechanics over cinematic
Choose Bad Boys: Miami Takedown if…
- you want a narrative tied directly to Bad Boys II
- you need a game that works solo without a partner
- you prefer both first‑person and third‑person view options
- you play on older hardware like PS2 or a low‑spec PC
How to Decide
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is a paid, co‑op shooter built on Frostbite 2 that targets fans of intense, story‑driven action games. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Army of Two leans into a light‑hearted, comedy‑driven narrative with extensive weapon customization; Army of Two: The 40th Day emphasizes dynamic, destructible city environments and a deep cover‑fire system for tactical firefights.
When weighing substitutes for The Devil’s Cartel, focus on (1) weapon‑customization depth – the original offers limited upgrades while both alternatives expand this area, (2) environmental destructibility – only The 40th Day adds destructible cover that changes line‑of‑sight, (3) narrative tone – the original’s gritty drug‑war story contrasts with Army of Two’s comedic style, and (4) multiplayer matchmaking options – split‑screen and online co‑op support differ across the titles, influencing how you’ll play with a partner.
All Alternatives
“Co‑op shooter set in a drug‑war Mexico, sharing the same drug‑cartel combat theme.”
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