Cooler Master has successfully advanced the Storm series with their latest addition, the Enforcer. Building on a mid tower chassis design with gamers in mind the Enforcer takes the previous Storm series cases and makes a polished product. With not much to nit pick on the Enforcer does get by rather unscathed. It is a condensed gaming case that has all the makings of a great case but just doesn't seem to blow me away. I realize Cooler Master is being mindful of not overdoing it with the Storm series and I respect that. It's not that I don't have a hard time seeing this case competing at the vicious sub-$100 price point, but with fierce competition saturating the market for cost conscious gamers, Cooler Master really has to stand out in a crowd.
Granted the pros outweigh the cons in this breakdown, but it's not a bomb to the market, and that's ok. What we have here is an extension of a developed concept that forges an idea that a gaming case doesn't have to be four feet tall and cost more than the components inside it. This case is a bright example of astute design that pin points gaming based needs in a mid tower chassis while not compromising the vision of being available to nearly everyone.