Conflict: Desert Storm II: Back to Baghdad is a first-person shooter game developed by Prolific Inc. and published by Global Star Games, released in 2003 exclusively for the original PlayStation 2 console.

The gameplay follows directly from its predecessor, Conflict: Desert Storm. Players once again take on the role of an American soldier sent back into Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom to complete objectives against Saddam Hussein's forces. This time around they're tasked with liberating Baghdad after being captured earlier in their mission when US troops withdrew due to heavy resistance.

Gameplay wise not much has changed since Desert Storm; you'll still be controlling your character through linear levels, shooting enemies until all are eliminated before moving onto the next area or completing objectives such as escorting units across enemy territory while avoiding ambushes. The controls feel very similar too - running is done by holding down left stick and firing can either be mapped to R1/R2 depending on controller preference.

Graphically speaking things haven't improved much since Desert Storm either; everything still looks like low poly models with poor textures making it hard at times differentiate between different types of enemy soldiers especially during intense firefights. However, there are some small improvements - more detailed explosions when vehicles explode for example although this doesn't really make up for overall graphical quality which remains subpar compared to other first person shooters released around same time period.

In terms of content though things have improved slightly; players now have access to an array of new weapons at their disposal including RPGs and mines amongst others. Additionally there are more vehicles available such as Humvees and Bradley fighting tanks allowing for some added variety in gameplay although these don't really change overall experience much due to same old linear level design.

Overall Conflict: Desert Storm II feels like a lazy cash-in on successful formula rather than genuine attempt at creating something new or innovative within genre. If you enjoyed first game then maybe consider picking up second but otherwise there are definitely better alternatives available elsewhere both graphically and gameplay wise speaking.

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