The sequel to the original Army of Two has narrowly avoided being dubbed Army of Two: 2 thanks to a wily subtitle. Is the rest of the game equally clever, or is it just a pile of immature fist-bumping nonsense? The only way to find out is to read our review of EA Montreal's latest title.

We sit down with EA's Matt Turner to talk about Army of Two: The 40th Day, which sees players once more cast as mercenaries Elliot Salem and Tyson Riggs as they try to escape from Shanghai. We talk about the morality of wartime fist-bumping, playtesting and, um, whisky.