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Fierce military arcade shooter in VR for single-player and co-op multiplayer. Drop into a variety of indoor and outdoor battle scenes with 63 missions, 39 different weapons, and 17 types of enemies as you lead an elite fireteam into immersive 360° combat.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is a fps, pve and vr game
developed and published by Smilegate.
Released on November 01st 2023 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese and Portuguese - Brazil.
It has received 463 reviews of which 334 were positive and 129 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.9 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel i5-8500
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 6G
- Storage: 50 GB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Standing or Room Scale
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A fun modern military shooter released in a time where there barely are any left aside from CoD, though I have the suspicion that the game was supposed to be a regular shooter or a rail shooter first befpre being converted into VR. First of all, the game wanted me to grab a controler when starting the game and all button prompts are shown as XBOX buttons as well. Secondly, compared to other VR games some other reloading mechanics, like putting shells into a shotgun or putting a new rocket into an RPG are automated. And third, enemies rarely press their advantage and a mostly static. Sometimes you have a few that move closer when you reload or are distracted by other enemies, but most of the time they keep standing at their spot taking potshots at you. Overall the game feels more like it was supposed to be a rail shooter. I don't mind that, but it is very linear. There is no exploration and even if you can explore a bit, there is nothing to discover. The game itself plays like your traditional Call of Duty campaign. You spawn in a level, are given some story elements why you are there and then shoot your way to the exit. It's also just shooting, there are no puzzles or anything else. And just like in CoD, you are limited to 3 weapons only. 1 main and 1 secondary weapon that are given to you by the game and can't be changed and 1 tertiary slot you can fill as you chose with the weapons you find in the levels. There technically is a 4th slot as well, given that you can still pick up guns as much as you want and can reload them as well. You just can't holster them, meaning they will disappear if you die. ( Oh, and once equipped you can't exchange your left shoulder weapon for an other one. Once you have chosen, you've chosen you soulbinded it to you) Speakin of, there is quite a good selection of guns as well. M9s, DEagles, FAMASs, M16s, Glock 18s, Miniguns, Grenade Launchers, Bolt Action sniper rifles, all the guns you expect from a shooter are here, with some being more rare than others. Ammo is infinite for your regular guns and while special weapons like the Minigun or RPG can run out of ammo, it automatically recharges over time. Same goes for your grenades and the healing pen you have (health is still regenerating). I do find the game a bit weird with the guns though. I assume it's realistic, but unlike Arizona Sunshine for example, you can eject magazines from psitols and SMGs with a button press, but for rifles you need to eject the magazine by hand. Yet with double barrel shotguns you eject the empty shells by a button press again while pump action shotguns require you to pump in the next shell manually. Pistols and SMGs also can be reloaded by holding them to your chest, but only pistols allow you to reset the slide with a button press. With SMGs you have to chamber the new bullet manually. And any other weapon type doesn't have the hold to chest to reload mechanic at all. I understand why they did it, since it makes dual wielding and using riot shields so much more convenient. But it feels inconsistent. As for the enemies, there is everything a modern day setting has to offer as well. Rifle troops, Shotgunners, Shields, snipers, LMG and Minigun units, RPG guys and Ogryns ;) What differentiates them from CoD is that they come in different tiers, with those in higher tiers having more health and dealing more damage. Overall enemies are somewhat bullet sponge-y, which is a nice plus for me. The campaign has 13 missions with each being around 20-30 minutes in length. You can also play it in 2 player coop. You can chose between 6 difficulties. Easy, Normal, Normal+, Hard and Too Hard and Realism, which is basically Hardcore (limited ammo, no HUD, both you and the enemy take increased damage). The whole campaign can also be played in 2 player Coop. There is also a 4 player Coop mode with 50 missions. I didn't play that myself yet, but at least it lets you select your own equipment. New guns have to be bought though with ingame currency. All in all Sierra Squad is a simple, but fun Arcade shooter that fills the hole modern military singleplayer experiences have left behind.
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Originally bought this to play with friends but none of them could actually buy the game. Tried returning the game, didn't work. Today i was bored and decided to give it another try. It was... good? Why you should buy this game: Very satisfying gun mechanics and combat Fun action packed missions. Good graphics. Multiplayer support up to 4 people coop. Very fun story campaign. This game def scratched some kind of VR itch i had. Why you shouldn't buy the game: Online playercounts are at rock bottom, if you want to play with people you WILL need friends. Enemy/Ally AI is dumber than dirt. Some story campaign missions are really hard for no reason. Sniper NPCs are spammed in every map i played. Support for the game seems to have ceased in 2023, no more updates. Suggestion: Wait for a discount, full price is just not worth it imo.
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5/10 - meh, only good for co-op For a arcade shooter, it ain't bad, still bit overpriced even at sale price. As multi-play is dead, campaign only 13 episodes (1/3 are tutorial). single play, campaign overall just not fun. Honestly only can recommend for 'co-op' play with friends. While it has nice graphics & vr mechanics work fine no rumble controller feedback (quest 3 via VD streamer) and all the weapons in same category feels the same. and forgettable, meh, single play story.
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Great game! I didn't buy the game in the past because of other reviews. one review said you can't aim down sights! what a lie, you can.
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Very fun and intense shooter game but comes with a few flaws. First off, probably my main problem is the AI. I dont see it much with enemies due to ones of rooftops aiming pretty well and ones on ground usually getting killed immediately but especially with allies. If you arent playing multiplayer, you're grouped up with another AI treated as your partner for help but the character hardly aims AT ALL. I would prefer getting rid of the ally entirely just due to him LITERALLY not killing a single enemy the whole round while I kill about 90. The game also has its flaws with checkpoints, where sometimes it would give you a checkpoint after you finish one big batch of enemies other times it would reset you to the start of the whole round after about 5 batches, so it def needs better checkpoint placement. Besides that, the game is really fun and I like to come back to it every now and then if I'm just looking for a fun singleplayer shooter but still a pretty intense, difficult one. The game does a great job at making the game very repetitive but still keeping you hooked with same enemies, maps, and guns but different locations or paths you go to for each map, more difficult enemy batches, overall really great at keeping me playing. Although it has some annoying flaws, I would recommend if you're into a fun singleplayer shooter
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Crossfire: Sierra Squad is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 28.99€ on Steam.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad received 334 positive votes out of a total of 463 achieving a rating of 6.87.
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Crossfire: Sierra Squad was developed and published by Smilegate.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is not playable on MacOS.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is not playable on Linux.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad does not currently offer any DLC.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad does not support Steam Remote Play.
Crossfire: Sierra Squad is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Multiplayer
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Developer
Smilegate
Publisher
Smilegate
Release
01 Nov 2023
VR
VR Only
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