Cross Fire Review (MMOFPS - PC)

For those of you who have distaste for quick respawn, the ones who prefer to kill an enemy and have him dead for the entire round, that�s there too. You can still die very quickly, no matter what game mode you choose. Overall, this game has the same basic game modes as any other shooting game out there, but a regular free-for-all is noticeably, missing. The lack of a regular death match won�t hurt most players, fortunately, since teamwork is the basis of most shooting games.

For the FPS veterans who wonder if there is such a thing as weapon balance in the game, and whether your skill is determined by how much money you drop into the cash shop, in my opinion, the game feels balanced. Of course, some guns do more damage than others, especially the AWM sniper rifle, which is a one hit, one kill scenario, but the game is based much more on skill than anything else. It is entirely possible to beat someone that has the best weapon in the game, only using the weapon you start out with.

Since this game is a room-based MMOFPS, you should expect some character customization; unfortunately, the customization is very shallow. At the beginning of the game you choose a basic character model; U.S Special Weapons And Tactics (S.W.A.T) member, British Special Air Service (S.A.S) member, or a Russian Отряд милиции особого назначения, pronounced Otryad Militsii Osobogo Naznacheniya, which means Special Purpose Police Squad in case you were wondering,  (O.M.O.H or O.M.O.N). After choosing a model, you can spend some in-game money for a backpack, helmet, or side-pouch for your character. At least you’re not just a single type of Special Forces member, which adds some variety to the game.