Warface: Clutch
Release Date: April 12, 2012
A multiplayer free-to-play shooter, developed by Crytek. The game takes the player to a futuristic battlefield, where they assume the role of a soldier representing one of the four available classes: Medic, Engineer, Sniper, and Rifleman. The key to success is to use the full potential offered by the unique class abilities.
The PC and X360 release of Warface is a military shooter set in the relatively near future offering only multiplayer game modes. The game is based on the free-to-play model and features a microtransaction system. Warface was developed by Crytek, also known for game series like Far Cry and Crysis.
The game had been available on Xbox 360 since 2014, however on 1 February 2015 the developer abandoned this version of the game – currently it’s available only on PC / Windows.
Unlike many multiplayer shooters, Warface offers not only PvP but also PvE modes, in which a team of players can fight the AI-controlled opponents. The PvP modes feature a set of relatively regular elements: solo and team deathmatches, planting a bomb, or storm, in which players have to take control over a number of checkpoints located on the map. Cooperation is an interesting aspect of the game delivering a number of missions of increasing difficulty. In most of them, our squad has to get through a city occupied by enemy soldiers, including powerful minibosses (e.g. Heavy Gunner), to eventually meet one of the bosses (e.g. enormous mech). Warface also features Special Operations – a mode based on fighting off waves of enemy troops. Initially, there was only one mission of this type; however, as the time ed developers did not fail to consequently add some new content (The Great White, Cyber Horde, Marathon, Earth Shaker, and Anubis).
Like in other popular online shooters, before playing, one has to select their character’s class. Each class is defined by a set of unique functions and abilities on the battlefield – the game offers four, quite typical, soldier classes: the Medic, who can heal his allies, the Engineer, who specializes in repairing armor, the Sniper – the best choice for a long range takedowns, and the Rifleman, who always carries some spare ammo with him. Using these unique skills is crucial in all game modes, especially when playing the co-op, where players have to work together.
The PC and X360 release of Warface includes some proprietary ideas aiming at gameplay diversification. The game is based on CryEngine 3 and features mechanics similar to what one can find in other Crytek’s games. Because of that, soldiers display extreme mobility – they can jump over ledges, climb walls, and even perform slide tackles. Moreover, players can use the in-battle weapons customization menu, along with other additions.
Warface features high-quality visuals, based on Crytek’s proprietary graphics engine – CryEngine 3. This allowed the developers to implement detailed textures and character models, as well as realistic soldier animations.
Since its premiere, Warface has undergone some changes. Most importantly, the game is no longer available via web browsers – it can be ed from Steam, or the official website (which uses the GFACE application). Moreover, the microtransaction system has been subjected to changes too – players buy new weapons using Warface dollars, a currency earned during the game. Credits ( currency), on the other hand, can be spent on cosmetic elements, like character and weapon skins, as well as at the auction house. The latter one is a yet another novelty implemented by Crytek – this option allows players to sell unnecessary items they acquire randomly.
Another thing worth mentioning is the introduction of the ranked matches and 2 anti-cheat systems – FairFight and Easy Anti Cheat, which effectively eliminated the cheater problem, at least to some extent.
Platforms:
PC Windows April 12, 2012
Xbox 360 April 22, 2014 February 1, 2015 (EOL)
PlayStation 4 September 18, 2018
Xbox One October 9, 2018
Nintendo Switch February 18, 2020
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System Requirements for Warface Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Dual Core 2.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 256 MB GeForce 8600 GT / Radeon X1950 or better, 10 GB HDD, Windows 7/8/10.
Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB GeForce 9600 GT / Radeon HD 4830 or better, 10 GB HDD, Windows 7/8/10.
Game Ratings for Warface Video Game.
Nintendo Life: 7 / 10
Nintendo Switch is really racking up a decent selection of shooters. Warface isn't particularly pretty, and its approach to content access means you'll likely spend most of your time playing with rented items and weapons, but it's still brought solid asymmetrical online FPS action to Switch in a way no other shooter has managed thus far. It might not have the slickness of the bigger boys in the genre, but with stable performance in both modes and a huge amount of content (both now and in the future) the likes of Payday 2, Paladins, Fortnite and Warframe now have another rival for your online hours.
Gamerheadquarters: 5.7 / 10 by Jason Stettner
While Warface Xbox One is free to play, this is a lazy port with many problems that take away from a very average shooter.
SelectButton: 7 / 10 by Kevin Mitchell
Although Warface is beginning to show its age, the class-based online shooter seems to have a new lease on life on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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