Realistic warfare arrives on Android via this violent 3D combat simulation made by Timuz Games
Realistic warfare arrives on Android via this violent 3D combat simulation made by Timuz Games
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Program license: Free
Developer: Timuz Games
Version: 2.3
Works under: Android
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Program license
(3 votes)
Free
Developer
Version
Timuz Games
2.3
Works under:
Android
Pros
- Free to download and play
- Interactive first-person shooter experience
Cons
- Paywall for certain content and level progression
- Gameplay focuses less on tactical elements
- No reload function and limited ammunition
Immersive FPS Experience in Mission Counter Attack
Mission Counter Attack is a thrilling Android-based first-person shooter game with a variety of tactical elements incorporated. The objective of each mission is to strategically use your given weapon to eliminate enemy NPCs before they succeed in taking you out. The game encourages players to maximize their efficiency in clearing small mission maps populated with enemies.
Efficiency is Key
Contrary to what its developers suggest, Mission Counter Attack focuses less on tactical gameplay and more on selecting the appropriate target and eliminating it before your life diminishes. The life bar in the game continually drains as enemies can spot you through walls, making it feel more like a timed game than a traditional FPS. With only a limited amount of ammunition available per mission and no reload ability, most of the gameplay revolves around carefully aiming at your target and hoping it remains stationary long enough for you to take your shot. The addition of more ammunition or a reload function would have significantly enhanced the gaming experience. Although the game allows you to navigate in your chosen direction, the ineffectiveness of hiding behind objects and the restricted movement directions give the game a rail shooter-like feel.
Hidden Costs Behind Free Gameplay
While Mission Counter Attack is a free-to-download game, it incorporates a paywall for certain content. Despite the ability to earn some gear upgrades through gameplay, progressing through levels necessitates payment for either levels or gear upgrades. The game leans more towards being a rail shooter, with the stealth-sniper mode often proving less effective than simply using a machine gun.
Pros
- Free to download and play
- Interactive first-person shooter experience
Cons
- Paywall for certain content and level progression
- Gameplay focuses less on tactical elements
- No reload function and limited ammunition
