
From the creators of Black Mesa: Welcome to Rogue Point! A 4-player co-op shooter where teamwork is everything. Join forces on intense missions with evolving objectives and powerful upgrades. Plan, Adapt, and Overcome. Your squad’s survival depends on it.
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From the creators of Black Mesa: When the richest CEO on Earth dies, cutthroat conglomerates seek to carve up his kingdom. Using the MERX app, rival tycoons can order private mercenary armies as easily as takeout, making them perfect soldiers for the corporate war! Only Rogue Point, an elite vigilante squad, dares to fight back.

Dive into an adrenaline-fueled campaign where explosive co-op firefights meet strategic planning. Team up, gather intel, complete objectives, and battle through dynamic missions. Earn skills and upgrade weapons to confront the 5 Star Mercenary, a lethal contractor who will test the limits of your team.

Fight and maneuver your way through missions spread across 4 diverse locations:
The Airport
The Mall
The Office
The Oilrig
Each sprawling map is reshaped by the game's Parametric Design System, offering new strategies and challenges with every play. The constantly evolving gameplay ensures every mission feels as thrilling and unique as your first, keeping the excitement alive in every campaign.

Each MERX class has their own AI playstyle that packs a punch in their own unique way.
Not to be underestimated, the soldier is the workhorse of the MERX squads. Soldiers will utilize their environment and work with other squad units to challenge Rogue Point head on.
Juiced up on substances and with no regard for their own life, the Berserker's singular goal is to close the distance and slice your whole team with a machete. They are agents of chaos and will wreck your carefully crafted game plan.
Heavily fortified in the far distance, snipers will pin your team down and deny you entry into important areas. Their only tell is the laser beam from their gun, and your teammate’s head exploding next to you.
Quick-footed and fast-talking, the Lookout disrupts your squad with flashbangs and relentless hit-and-run tactics.
Heavies are big, slow brutes that don’t take cover and eat bullets. You can dump all your ammo into them with no effect. Run the other way, or find their one weakness.
These legendary MERX have received the top-tier 5-star rating in the app. They should be approached with caution, and treated as extremely dangerous to you and your team. Intel on these MERX is sketchy, but we know that these endgame encounters will require your team’s full strength to have a chance to take them down.

Rogue Point is easy to learn, hard to master, perfect for both fresh recruits and seasoned veterans. Crave fast-paced action? How about slow, methodical, skill-driven gameplay? Rogue Point kicks open the door to both those worlds and invites players to choose their own playstyle.

Earn your keep on the frontlines to purchase new hardware for your arsenal. Start with nothing more than a pistol and an armored vest, then earn an elite arsenal through successful missions and strategic teamplay. Upgrade your loadout with an assortment of attachments and gear to get out alive. Own the battlefield on your terms.

Work together to battle against the MERX threat. Rogue Point is purpose-built to reinforce teamplay and pull players into combat. Plan, Adapt, and Overcome the odds by building your unique Rogue.

Earn money to buy weapons and gear. Buy the exact loadout you want or put your cash on the line for a chance at rare items only available through the Dead Drop system.
20+ Weapons, with multiple skins
40+ Tactical Items and Attachments for your arsenal
60+ Cosmetic Items, with multiple skins
40+ Mission Layouts, across 4 locations
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Languages: English*, French, German, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese +2 more
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I see multiple people are giving this game flame for various reasons. 1. The iron sights are ACCURATE (in a simplified manner). I work with actual weapons irl and I can say that I heavily prefer this "iron sight-like" style of crosshair over the classic dot slapped in the middle. YES, some weapons have first-shot inaccuracy. That's something that you can see in CS2 as well. It's also makes sense, from a logical POV. 2. From my experience, there is some kind of bullet drop-off effect, or at least it's what it seems like, unless the red dot sights might not be calibrated. 3. One ACTUAL issue I've encountered is the hitbox for the heads of decapped heavies. That I too struggle with. 4. Outside of that, this game is EARLY ACCESS, people. Cut it some slack — you bought it early. It will OBVIOUSLY have some lacks here and there. I'd say we can put our faith in Crowbar Collective. Just give them time. I know I really enjoyed Black Mesa 125.8 hours) and I found out about Rogue Point through that game's page, and I came with high expectations. For an EARLY ACCESS game, it has not let me down yet. I will update this over time as I get more hours and as I complete more campaigns. As of writing the initial review, I only completed 1 campaign (after a bajillion tries cause I did it all solo).
The game wants to be a slow-tactical shooter, but gameplay feels more like payday 2 and cod with some salt, Kind of an identiy crysis as a game, Its really not enjoyable for what's its want to be.
I've played this game once so far. 4.5 hours. My friends and I played through 2 campaigns in one sitting and loved every bit of it.
The game is fun, but it's not ready yet, I will refund it, when the game is a little bit better, I will buy it again. For me the most annoying ones are the fact that aiming doesn't always work, I click right mouse, and it doesn't go into the aiming mode. Also, I understand it's the basis of a roguelike, but the game crashed about 4 times in my first 90 minutes. it sucks when the game crashes in a loading screen or keeps you loading while between missions. But if the game crashes, and I have to rebuy stuff, that kinda sucks.
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its okay, the 1st run is fun, after that more of the same extremly repetitive, same enemies, same guns, same places, same missions EXTREMLY SLOW update... they need to make update if they want this game to go anywere, otherwise, kinda boring. i'm not one of that guy that say "ow its the people behind black mesa" that doesnt mean s.h.i.t isnt back 4 blood the people behind left 4 dead 2? isnt s&box the people behind gmod ? unless the game gets more content... stay away from it
The game is decent with some friends. As many of the comments have said, there does seem to be an identity crisis because half the loadout equipment was rarely used or even needed. Gameplay wise, it's fun with friends, but it feels more like a COD zombies mode than a tactical shooter. Will leave as positive because it was still fun with friends for a night or 2. Recommend this game on sale though.
dont buy it cuz the game has few maps and its boring
Lots of cool gadgets and mechanics, but the gameplay just isn't very fun. Played during free weekend.
Shot the HVT with 25+ GL explosive rounds (used ammo box) and used all my Deagle ammo and 6 landmines and he still wasnt dead. WTF is the balance of this game?
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