Squad

Squad is a multiplayer tactical first-person shooter with an emphasis on realism and teamwork. There is no story campaign or single-player modes here: the parties are made up of players, and the goal is to capture points, destroy warehouses, or hold positions. Roles within the squad are assigned in advance: medic, shooter, sapper and squad leader act according to their own rules. The main thing is communication: the units are divided into sections, each has a commander, and without voice communication the operation falls apart in the first minutes. Improvised squads, formations and orders on the map replace any single heroics here. The mechanics of wounds take time: you can bandage a comrade not in battle, but near cover. The battle takes place over long distances, and the shot is rarely instantaneous: the bullet flies according to ballistics, and the shooter needs to take into account the sight, breathing and cover. The equipment requires a crew, and without coordinated work the tank turns into a pile of metal. Equipment is divided into light and heavy: armored personnel carriers transport people, and tanks decide the outcome of large battles. The maps are designed for dozens of people at the same time, so battles last for half an hour or more, and victory is brought not by the accuracy of an individual fighter, but by coordination. Updates add new factions, weapons and modes, and the community keeps the project alive. The community maintains servers and modifications, including large projects with other eras and weapons. Those players who want to feel like they are part of a real unit will find a place in the ranks here.