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Fight alongside your teammates in 6x6 matches focused on high-octane gunplay. Fast action and quick respawns will keep you fighting from start to finish. It's free to play just through a browser or on Facebook and uses the Unity engine. You can play on one of two factions: the MFA and its shock troops or the commando-like Smokes. You can choose between seven different characters, each with his own set of weapons. The Shadow is a stealth character who wields a katana. The Tank is an armored character with a deadly gatling gun. The Vanguard has a rifle and a shotgun. The Wraith can turn invisible and fight as a sniper. There's a Grenadier, Berserker, and a Marksman. The style of the art isn't too serious. There are lots of blue and red colors, in contrast to the ultrarealistic black, brown, or gray colors that you usually see in a shooter. The characters are a little like those in Team Fortress 2, but they aren't as cartoon-like. Each character has his strengths and weaknesses. The maps are big or small. You can change your loadouts to suit different maps. The combat is set in the near future. The characters use contemporary weapons with high-tech enhancements. One of the more popular maps in testing was the Museum. You can also fight in a shopping mall or a business park. At the beginning, you play only with other beginners. Each character tends to offset another, like the game rock-paper-scissors. If you are wounded and are about to die, you can make a "last stand" with a pistol, shooting the player who shot you. The game really comes alive at level 30. You have full access to all your skills at that point. You can do more damage with a gun. You can pay real money to accelerate your progress. But you can't buy your way to victory in the game. If you don't want to spend any money, you can take the time to level up. You get one class of character at the start. If you want more classes, you can purchase them. Or you can subscribe to the game and have access to all classes. You can also earn more experience points and get more credits. Before the subscription fees kick in, you can try it out for a period. You can subscribe for $10 a month or just play for a day for $2. |
