Killzone 2 is the continuation of an inter-planetary war between the ISA and the Helghast. The beauty of the game's back story is that even though you assume the role of an ISA operative, you're never quite sure of whether you're fighting for the good guys or the bad guys. But that's the back story; the story within Killzone 2 is pretty much non-existent, and it's something we've come to expect from military shooters.
It's only in the last few levels of the game that some sort of a plot pieces itself together, ending in a climax that may not bring the shock value that so many sequels do, but gives you a sense of closure that is quite satisfying.
The story mode does seem a little short though, and on Trooper (normal) difficulty, the average player would clock roughly 10 hours from start to finish.
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