Indian Army - Mission POK Download PC Game

Indian Army - Mission POK - third-person shooter with a backdrop for epic. The creators claim that the game was based on the real Indian army. Before forming your opinion about the game, we suggest you remember the good old Indian films. Do you remember? Now transfer your memories to the gaming base.

The game claims graphics of the level of AAA games. Indeed, the visual component is made at the level, and the design of the locations is quite diverse - from lush greenery to snow-capped rocks. The characters are animated pretty well, the sound is also good.

Now let's move on to the gameplay. Like any soldier of the Indian army, the protagonist can jump on the spot to a height of about two meters. He does not fizzle out and masterfully slides on any surface in a slide for several meters (one problem - you cannot shoot in a slide). The soldier carries several types of weapons at once - a pistol with a silencer, a regular pistol, a machine gun and a shotgun. And here again it is worth remembering India and cinema, because the game is very arcade. The magazine capacity of the machine gun is not less than a hundred rounds, a pistol with a flashlight shoots as if with a silencer, and after death, the player simply rolls back to the control point, made in the form of a glowing sphere.

Enemies are placed along the locations, which are proposed to be destroyed along the way, and ammunition and first-aid kits are also occasionally found. The game consists of 7 missions and each of them ends with reaching the exit from the location. It does not pretend to be serious, but it is quite "epic", like the Indian films themselves. And if you keep this complacent attitude in your head, then the game can and even needs to be completed.

Features of the game:

• The "real" army of India (in the movies).
• Assortment of different special weapons.
• Various locations with good detail (no kidding here, the locations look pretty good).
• Arcade gameplay with classic implementation of health, healing and checkpoints.