Gears of War 3 - Forces of Nature

Price: 800 Microsoft points ($10.00) - Xbox Marketplace link

24,179 tracked gamers have this dlc pack

There are a maximum of 10 achievements worth 491 (250)

There is 1 review

Forces of Nature Achievements

Complete all 12 waves of Beast on all Forces of Nature maps.

0.0There is 1 guide

Unlocked by 13,489 tracked gamers (56% - TA Ratio = 1.96)

Complete 20 consecutive waves of Horde on any Forces of Nature map without going down or dying.

0.0There are 3 guides

Unlocked by 14,874 tracked gamers (62% - TA Ratio = 1.86)

Bag and Tag 20 opponents while playing as the Savage Hunter in Versus multiplayer (any mode).

0.0There are 2 guides

Unlocked by 15,339 tracked gamers (63% - TA Ratio = 1.84)

Kill 10 opponents as the leader in a round of Guardian on a Forces of Nature map.

-0.11 gamer needs help | There are 4 guides

Unlocked by 8,906 tracked gamers (37% - TA Ratio = 2.41)

Kill a Lambent Berserker with a team comprised of 5 Forces of Nature characters in Horde.

-0.1There are 2 guides

Unlocked by 11,620 tracked gamers (48% - TA Ratio = 2.11)

// Other Downloadable Content

Fenix Rising - 7 achievements worth 539 TA

Horde Command Pack - 5 achievements worth 438 TA

RAAM's Shadow - 10 achievements worth 457 TA

// Top Review

When Epic announced that the Season Pass would include 4 DLC packs, most of us immediately thought to ourselves, 4 DLC packs, 4 game modes. When Horde Command Pack, RAAM's Shadow and Fenix Rising came out, Beast Mode was the only mode that hadn't gotten any special attention yet. However, much to some people's dismay, Forces of Nature was announced to be just another multiplayer map pack. But I'm not going to review it on the fact that it's not Beast Mode. I'm going to review this as a multiplayer map pack through and through. Whereas Fenix Rising added a new feature (re-upping) along with new maps, characters and skins, Forces of Nature doesn't give a new feature or anything. So we'll just judge it from all that.
Full review » 4 stars