Reload

Release Date: November 9, 2010

Action, FPP, rail shooter, shooters, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer

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Reload is an arcade shooter game produced by Mastiff. Players have the opportunity to test their target shooting skills using 25 types of firearms (including AK-47 rifle, dessert Eagle pistol and M32 grenade launcher). The game is distinguished by a game of the kind of "target sight" and the lack of elements of violence.

Mechanics
Game modes
Technical aspects

Reload, released on PC and Wii, was developed by Mastiff studio. The game is a first-person shooter that doesn't feature any blood. The game allows the player to test themselves in shooting at various inanimate targets.

Mechanics

In the course of the game, players can play as guardians of the law training at the police shooting range, sniper at the military training ground or a participant of the competition in shooting clay discs. Each of these modes doesn't feature blood. Their goal is to test our aim and reflex.

The developers prepared 25 types of weapons including, e.g. AK-47 (famous Kalashnikov), Dessert Eagle pistol, MP5 rifle or sniper rifle MAS. All types of weaponry have been faithfully reproduced both in terms of appearance and technical parameters (e.g. reloading time, rejection force, accuracy).

The game offers the opportunity to take part in various types of shooting competitions. In all cases, however, we have can't move our character. Our task is limited to directing the crosshair at the indicated targets and pulling the trigger.

Game modes

In addition to the possibility of a solo game, the developers have provided a multiplayer game option, in which a maximum of four players can participate on the same screen. The condition is to have a sufficiently large number of controllers.

Technical aspects

The visual settings of Reload don't differ from competitive productions. Shooting ranges and their surroundings are diverse. Among the additional attractions of the game, you can find the kill-cam replay option - a camera shot depicting the bullet's path to the target.

Last updated on August 5, 2019

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