| Release: 11 February 2014 Developer: Serellan LLC OS: XP SP2, Vista, 7, 8 (64-bit) CPU: 2GHz or better CPU GPU: A graphics card Shader Model 3.0 RAM: 2 Gb Storage: 3 Gb Steam Reviews: Mixed Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Takedown: Red Saber invites you to take part in continuous battles that are based on the ability to plan and think. A mix of a shooter with a SWAT simulator is aimed not at running headlong and thoughtless shooting, but at conducting a carefully planned combat operation. The gamer fights at close range, acting mainly indoors, where his character acts as a special forces fighter who has to deal with groups of opponents.There is no plot as such, which is typical for the genre used. The protagonist is a fighter of a special combat special forces unit. In the process, the character fights with different enemy groups through shootouts. Death is a frequent occurrence here, because even a couple of bullets can kill the hero, including battles in multiplayer and cooperative. In total, the shooter provides 16 types of barrels at your disposal, which differ in characteristics, including the compactness of the sample, the ability to install a flashlight and optics on it and the destruction of armor, its rate of fire.Missions in the SWAT simulator are classic for a shooter, which consist, for example, in stealing valuable documents, neutralizing the leader of a separate group, rescuing hostages, deactivating a bomb, storming closed rooms, attacking servers or extracting information from them, which is offered in the Campaign mode. In the multiplayer mode, several maps are offered, a small variety of modes - Attack, Defense, team deathmatch, last man standing, and guns. Lone Wolf is a single player game where you have to either exterminate all opponents or neutralize bombs. It is impossible to switch between fighters during the game, and only the leader has to be armed. On non-linear maps, the user can create tactical plans and select a suitable strategy.
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