
Constantine Scores is a single-player heisting Sci-fi First Person Shooter. Upgrade your arsenal to gain more abilities, weapons, and perks to keep the playing field equal. Fight against three separate factions, spanning multiple contracts, and randomized multi-day campaigns.
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Constantine Scores is a single-player heisting first-person shooter. Set in the Year 2375, you work as a freelance agent, handling contracts for the United Earth Federation. As a mercenary, you fight against three factions in short contracts or randomized campaigns.
Sent alone you must complete the objectives given to you by the director. With a contractor to help guide you in your missions. Upgrade your arsenal to gain more abilities, weapons, and perks to keep the playing field equal.
Players can customize their agent using the credits they earn from missions.
Weapons such as your primary, secondary, and melee.
Augmentations that give special perks.
Armors that give different stat boots.
Alternative attacks utilizing a shoulder cannon.
Abilities that give passive boosts when activated.
Drones that assist in combat.
Operator Ranks are a prestige system that gives rewards.
Contracts are short, replayable single-day missions. Fourteen missions will be available on launch. Each contract has randomization, including layout and objective location changes. Each mission pits you against one of the three factions and can only be completed by going loud.
Campaigns are randomized multi-day contracts, utilizing solo contract missions and shuffling them to form a mini-campaign. This allows players to experience missions back-to-back in a random order that escalates from smaller missions to larger ones. On launch, you can expect to play three to five-day campaigns.
Constantines Empire. Constantine was a rogue military general turned emperor. Uniting many disgruntled colonies to join the Empire, with an ambition to consolidate his power in the galaxy. Considered a main priority threat to the United Earth Federation.
Orion Cartel. An underground syndicate ruled by five families. They operate in the Constantine System. They are rapidly militarizing, and controlling the black market in the galaxy. Considered a secondary priority threat to the United Earth Federation.
Syn Corporation. A security and research company. They provide valuable technology to Constantines Empire, in return for autonomy to work in their systems. Considered a tertiary priority threat to the United Earth Federation.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Good game to kill some time. It's like a good parody of PayDay2, but with simplified meachnics and with additional abilities. Kinda fun to play.
Fun ☑ Tense ☑ Robbery ☑ Cool Visual Style ☑ Decent AI ☑ I'd Say This Game Isn't Half Bad.
It's got the gameplay loop of Payday 2 with chunky cyberpunk-themed retro aesthetic and basically infinite replayability. If you want something lightweight to sink an hour into, give this a shot. And at the time of this review, it's free; you have nothing to lose!
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Payday 1 indie version. I love this game wow it's hard with a good challenge balanced bots. You mainly gets swarmed by bots on difficulty. Upgrades are very balanced too not overpowered stuff! Only complaint felt like this should been multiplayer but oh well still fun single player! So much potential! I would love to support this any possible if there is $5 support dlc I would buy!
Remarkably competent free game. It's like a simplified, cyberpunk Payday. I'm really enjoying it.
empiezo bien la primera mision y estoy dentro de la caja fuerte, me viene un enemigo con un traje de Halo y de 2 tiros me mata, desinstalo al instante.
Free heisting shooter set in a cyberpunk/sci-fi setting. Heists are varied thematically and even have some degree of randomization, but their objectives don't really differ from heist to heist, which makes for a homogenized heist roster with no real reason to prefer one heist over any other. Shooting is a bit stiff and while there is a pretty wide choice of weapons, most of them feel almost the same. Overall, it's a fine heisting shooter, enjoyable for a few hours but too repetitive to be anything significant.
Gameplay is smooth with very nice designed levels and overall i like the whole graphic design (except UI). There is a decent amount of weapons and some upgrades for the character to unlock with the Stolen Cash. Overall a very promising game!
I'll be honest, it's a mess in singleplayer. It has a ton of contents, but is very weird to play alone. I eagerly wait for it to be multiplayer !
Good game i see potential but the easiest diffulcty is way to hard to many enemies...saws take forever and the wait for escape does not seem to work...i can't complete any maps
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