Now you get to play the newest kind of soldier: one who remotely drops bombs on foreign soil during the day, and at night goes home to his family in the suburbs. In Unmanned, the conflict is internal -- the only blood you'll shed is from shaving cuts. But is there collateral damage in this new way of waging war?

Now you get to play the newest kind of soldier: one who remotely drops bombs on foreign soil during the day, and at night goes home to his family in the suburbs. In Unmanned, the conflict is internal -- the only blood you'll shed is from shaving cuts. But is there collateral damage in this new way of waging war?