Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 1 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 2 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 3 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 4 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 5 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 6 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 7 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 8 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 9 of 12)

Tom Clancys HAWX delivers an intense and authentic aerial combat experience by fully leveraging the benefits of the next generation platforms. The story begins in the year 2012. As the era of the nationstate draws quickly to a close, the rules of warfare evolve even more rapidly. More and more nations become increasingly dependent on private military companies (PMCs), elite mercenaries with a lax view of the law. The Reykjavik Accords further legitimize their existence by authorizing their right to serve in every aspect of military operations. While the benefits of such PMCs are apparent, growing concerns surrounding giving them too much power begin to mount. (Screenshot 10 of 12)