Blackshot

Blackshot

Blackshot is a fast paced 3D tactical MMOFPS game. The game is set somewhere in the year 2033 after an apocalyptic nuclear war besieged the entire world. Like other MMOFPS games, gamers can play online in numerous game modes and maps. Defeat enemies, earn money and reach the game’s highest rank of ‘Commander in Chief’.

Publisher: TwoWar
Playerbase: Medium
Graphics: Medium Quality
Type: MMO
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: N/A
Filesize: 750 MB Installer

Pros: +Excellent ranking system [Plenty of Ranks]. +Interesting ‘Tactic’ skills. +Four genuinely different game modes.

Cons: -Very few maps. -Very few weapons. -No character customization.

Blackshot Overview

Black Shot is TwoWar’s very own 3D Tactical MMOFPS. It seems like every single big MMO publisher wants to have their very own tactical MMOFPS game these days, but unfortunately even though there are many of these tactical shooter games, they’re all far too similar. The game features several interesting features, such as its cooperative PvE game mode as well as its skill system, but those that have played Nexon’s Combat Arms, Aeria’s WolfTeam or any other MMOFPS shouldn’t be too impressed with BlackShot, as the game doesn’t bring anything too new to the table.

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However, in the months leading up to E3, Sony reportedly abandoned plans to include a PlayStation Eye camera with every unit, thus bringing the price down to$400--a full $100 below Microsoft's Xbox One.

Sony did this quietly, the sources said, telling retail partners only about the removal of the camera and not mentioning the lower price to keep Microsoft in the dark.

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