CrossFire

Duels between two factions take place on one of a dozen or so maps, with a maximum of 16 players participating. The creators have developed a few very interesting fun modes. The standard ones are known in this type of productions: Team Match and Team Deathmatch. In the first of them we have to eliminate the whole opposing team or meet a special condition, e.g. put up a bomb. The second form of play is won by the team that will score the most points (for finishing enemies) after some time. It is worth mentioning among the original ways of competing in the network: Ghost Match. One of the teams, the terrorist Black List, uses camouflage clothing and is only equipped with knives. Its task is to blow up targets using explosives. The Global Risk team has access to full weapons, but enemies can only be traced through hearing. This faction must defend strategic points against blowing up.

An important element of online gameplay is also a system of military ranks, which we gain with the progress of the game. Beginning with an ordinary recruit, we can then advance to the next level of the virtual military career path. It is also worth mentioning the quite pleasant audiovisual setting of the product and the small space required on the hard disk. The game also includes several built-in systems to facilitate communication with friends.

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