
Competitive arena based FPS. If you enjoyed the Quake series and are looking for a fast paced, skill based, action packed multiplayer PVP shooter then look no further. FPSCore comes packed with the old school movement mechanics you know and love; bunny hopping, rocket jumping, wall surfing and more!
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FPSCore is a multiplayer fast paced arena shooter building on the classic movement style and mechanics of games like Quake. Customize your character and weapon then get ready to compete against other players all around the world. Choose from a variety of weapons and pickups, while striving to find your edge and stay alive. Play smart and take control of key zones in the arena to maintain your lead
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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this is one of the worst games i ever played, and i enjoy jank
I believe this game has great potential! I found the movement and gun customizations very fun and feel it gives a way to create your own play style. I did however have trouble with reloading I couldn't find a key for it in settings and am not sure if that was intentional or not. I wish there was more customization for when you are creating a lobby, and more settings to make the bots harder or easier. The maps are very good for when you start but I had a lot of trouble trying to see the bots due to the maps being so dark. I do however believe that this would be a good, fun, and entertaining game to play with friends when you don't know what else to do.
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Might be fun with friends but gunplay is atrocious.
Joaca are 0 Playeri,nimeni nici o data nu a jucato si nahui mai este e valabila blea.E o pula de joaca meniul e buggy sia arat dea puila.Ma fut in developer si in jocul luia ca chiar vroiam sa ma joc.Laba lui pisica lui.Promoveazati jocul suca.
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