A.V.A

Alliance Of Valiant Arms (A.V.A.) is a network shooting, in which we observe the struggles of a controlled character from the perspective of the first person. This product was developed by Korean company Redduck and is distributed in its basic version for free, all based on a microtransaction system.

This shooting takes us to a war-torn Europe, proposing a fictitious conflict between the European Union, supported by the United States, and the Neo-Russian Federation, which, in addition to the Soviet power, also includes China. The fights are mainly fought in urban areas and with the use of modern equipment of the world's largest armies.

We have a total of five game modes at our disposal. Annihilation is nothing more than a popular team deathmatch, in which points are awarded for eliminating members of the opposing faction. In Demolition, the party representing the European Union must lay explosive charges in designated locations and the Federation is assigned the task of defending its position. In the Transport mode, the Federation side protects a suitcase with nuclear codes, and the Union's aim is to intercept this object and transport it to a designated zone. Escort is a game of protecting a tank from enemies equipped with heavier equipment. The last mode is Free for All, where players fight each other, without any division into groups.

Alliance of Vailant Arms includes a wide range of options to modify the appearance of characters and equipment that we purchase before the start of each round. Improvements to weapons include spotting scopes, laser sights, grips and silencers, but we must take into account that some components only fit certain types of weapons.

The visual setting of the shooting is of a high level of workmanship due to the fact that the whole is driven by a modern Unreal Engine 3. Great emphasis has been placed on ensuring the realistic appearance and operation of the weapon and additional equipment, and the environment is subject to partial destruction. In the case of the sound layer, the greatest curiosity is the fact that the tone of the statements selected from the list of commands changes depending on additional factors (damage suffered, strong enemy fire, etc.).

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Last updated on August 14, 2015