Soldier Front
- Area: Global,USA
- Official Site: Soldier Front
- Publisher: ijji
- Developer: DragonFly
- Platform: Microsoft Windows
Overview
"Soldier Front" is an online FPS. It's set in a modern warfare period, and takes a tactical approach to combat. The game features multiple gameplay modes, and guns based on real-world counterparts. If you're a fan of "Counter-Strike," this is a must-play game. It even has more sides to pick from than "CS" does! SCROLL DOWN TO THE COMMENTS BELOW AND LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS GAME.
Features
- Plenty of guns
- Variety of game modes
- Fast paced game play
- Good progression
- Area: Global,USA
- Official Site: Soldier Front
- Publisher: ijji
- Developer: DragonFly
- Platform: Microsoft Windows
Review
Soldier Front looks like a mix between Counter Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike Source, but with a distinctly Asian feel. If you've played Combat Arms or WolfTeam
before Soldier Front will come second hand to you, as all three games play very similarly. Earn money by getting kills and winning rounds and use money to purchase new weapons
in the game's weapon store. This is a tactical game which means you'll be killed by just a few bullets, no bunny hopping and dodging rockets, sorry folks, this isn
t Quake. When you create your character, you can pick from one of several factions or âforcesâ such as Delta Force (USA), Spetsnaz (Russia), GIGN (France), and
four others. Your faction choice only affects your character's appearance. There are a few faction specific weapons and equipment, but this is not a major component of
the game.
One of the most frustrating things about Soldier Front is that unlike other online FPS games, you don't simply join a server at any time then leave
when you've had enough. In Soldier Front you must either create or join a room, then the host must set the game rules and start the game. Once the game starts, players
are penalized for leaving before it finishes. At first this seemed like a good feature, but when you're in a large team game and half your team leaves, you're still
stuck finishing a 2v6 game since leaving would cost you experience. Multiple servers that players could join freely would have been a much better system [Think Counter-
Strike].
Another problem I encountered when I played was the constant abuse of bugs, which allowed players to go âinsideâ walls where they could shoot at
anyone on the map without being attacked themselves. I found at least once person abusing or attempting to abuse this in every game I was in. Hopefully the game's
developers will address these issues. Soldier Front is not the prettiest FPS out there, but its one that will run on a lot of machines and the RPG elements of progression will
keep you hooked. Soldier Front is worth a âshotâ if you're interested in FPS games.
