Freedom Force vs. The 3rd Reich

G. Christopher Williams wrote this critique. He reads the game's trip from Cold War enemies to Nazis to an older threat as a deliberate imitation of Golden and Silver Age comics. He argues that the game both admires that era's simple good-versus-evil morality and looks at it from a distance.

出典：PopMatters / 2005-04-06

This review explains that the sequel picks up directly from the first game and keeps its presentation and systems largely unchanged. It praises the story and cast of characters, and recommends the game strongly to comic book fans.

出典：GameSpot / 2005-03

In this interview from a comics site, producer Ken Levine explains how the sequel was made. He admits the first game's multiplayer was underdeveloped and describes how the team improved it.

出典：World Famous Comics / 2005

This is an archive upload of the making-of video that came with the collector's edition. It contains interviews with Ken Levine and the Irrational Games development team.

出典：YouTube / NeoGamer - The Video Game Archive / 2023-02-22

This review introduces the setting of Patriot City and the opening plot that starts in Cuba. It stresses that the game's tongue-in-cheek humor and nostalgic tone are its main appeal, and it evaluates the game from an RPG player's point of view.

出典：RPGFan / 2005-10-24

Tyler Sager reviews the sequel, which brings Silver Age superheroes into squad-based real-time tactical play. He judges that it succeeds as a follow-up and keeps the first game's blend of humor and style.

出典：Gaming Nexus / 2005-05-03