Global publisher My.com is proud to announce that its modern military shooter Warface will be playable for free on consoles later this year. The first-person shooter has gathered millions of fans from all over the world and grown its offer to gamers with frequently added game modes and content. Along with an impressive collection of competitive game modes, in which players pursue dominance for glory and top rankings, the game features cooperative and narrative driven raid missions. Players enlist with the Warface military faction and join forces with four friends to take down the highly tactical and AI controlled Blackwood enemy forces.
Success depends on teamwork and selecting the right mix of soldier classes, each with unique loadouts and special abilities. Gamers can choose to play as the Rifleman, Sniper, Medic or Engineer and equip accurately detailed weapons to operate in missions around the globe. Warface will go in Closed Beta this summer and it already has extensive plans for completely free updates, after release.
Teamwork is the key to detonation in this mode. One team tries to plant the bomb in the enemy base, whilst the other team tries to defuse it or wipe out the attacking forces.Both teams alternate between sides, whilst only one will achieve planting perfection.
Battle Royale:
The PvP mode reflects the very essence of Warface. It is a fast-paced and very dynamic experience from the first-person perspective. Armed with melee from the very start, players quickly go through a looting phase, diving straight into battle. There are over 70 different weapon models available in the mode with each action packed game lasting between five and seven minutes.
Storm:
In this mode, one team is put on the offensive and aims to capture three strategic points in succession. The other team must stand and defend their ground, while the teams switch sides when the timer runs out. On average these games last longer and will appeal to players preferring strategy.
Destruction:
In this mode, teams achieve victory if they deliver three air strikes on the enemy positions. To call in an airstrike, a team needs to control a key location on the map. If no team members enter the strategic control zone in the first two minutes of the match, the game ends in a defeat for both teams immediately.
