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: Players could select specific armor, ammunition, and gear based on the needs of the mission, such as choosing between heavy armor for protection or light gear for speed. Gameplay Modes

The game featured three primary ways to play across several close-quarters battle (CQB) maps, such as a biolab and a radar station: : Players could select specific armor, ammunition, and

: Maps were designed with multiple entry points and randomized enemy placements to encourage tactical planning rather than memorization. Developed by Serellan LLC and led by Christian

Released in September 2013 on PC and later in early 2014 for consoles, was pitched as the ultimate return to the "thinking person's shooter". Developed by Serellan LLC and led by Christian Allen—a veteran designer behind Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter and Halo: Reach —the game sought to fill the void left by modern, cinematic shooters. However, despite a successful Kickstarter campaign and high expectations, it became a cautionary tale of ambitious vision meeting technical failure. The Core Vision: Hardcore Tactical Realism : Competitive matches for up to 12 players

: Up to six players could team up to complete objectives against AI-controlled enemies.

: Competitive matches for up to 12 players across modes like Bomb Disarm. Reception and Critical Failure Takedown: Red Sabre Developer Commentary