Squad

Squad is a military tactical first-person shooter. This is a multiplayer game with an emphasis on realism. An important role is assigned to team interaction between users. This project does not have a story campaign or single player modes. Instead, players in it capture points, destroy weapons depots, or hold the line. The title was originally called Project Reality. This was a modification for the second "Battle". Later the game grew into a full-fledged separate product and was called Squad. The gameplay here is hardcore. A character can die from one hit. The interface does not display the number of cartridges remaining in the clip. However, the creators have made some simplifications to make the game more interesting. For example, here you can revive fallen comrades using first aid kits and will not be able to pick up enemy weapons of a different class. There are quite a lot of specializations in the project. Gamers can become Squad leaders, snipers, simple shooters without optics, medics, grenade launchers and light anti-tank gunners. This first-person shooter has large locations, as matches support up to 80 participants. There are military vehicles that you can ride on. Large-scale battles always involve two sides (usually British-Americans and rebel militias) divided into small units. Allied groups need to coordinate actions among themselves. Commanders can communicate with colleagues via separate radio channels and place markers on the map for everyone else. They are also capable of marking out areas for the construction of command posts and spawn points. If the remaining soldiers obey their orders and equip themselves with sapper shovels, they will be able to erect defensive structures in the specified area. Both opposing forces have a reserve of points, which decreases as soldiers die, fortifications and combat vehicles are lost. If a team loses all points, it loses. Matches last about 2 hours. If time runs out, the side with the most points wins.