Breach (2011)

Release Date: January 26, 2011

Action, TPP, modern conflicts, multiplayer, internet

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First person shooter with extended multiplayer mode. In the game there is a clash of military factions that fight for money and power. The creators of Breach tried to introduce a few realistic elements into the game: faithfully reproduced rifles, a system of hiding behind obstacles, partial destruction of the environment. The production is directed primarily to fans of multi-player games.

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Breach (2011) Description

Breach is a first-person multiplayer shooter that arms you with a Destruction Toolbox — a whole new set of real military tactics that are not possible in any other military game. Use these new tactics to shock, manipulate, and obliterate your opponents.

Join the CIA’s mysterious Special Activities Division as it executes deniable operations. Breach brings the clandestine world of black operations to life with accurate weapons, gear, and unique real-life spy gadgets that you can earn based on your performance.

Shatter the conventional tactics of other games. Your Destruction Toolbox makes multiplayer combat much more like the real thing.

Breach includes four different game types:

Infiltration

A Conquest-like Game Type in which both teams compete to capture and hold strategic locations throughout the environment. Points are earned for time in possession of each location.

Convoy

Similar to Assault and Defend games, except, the target of the assault is a convoy of moving vehicles. One team advances the convoy to safety while the opposing team tries to stop it. Roadblocks and a destructible environment build on the challenge.

Retrieval

Each of the two teams compete to locate a randomly placed Bioweapon canister and deliver it to the drop-off location. Points are scored when a successful retrieval has occurred.

Team Deathmatch

Each of the two teams compete in a race to eliminate enemy forces and reach the score threshold. Points are earned for the total elimination of opposing team members.

Last updated on August 14, 2015