
THE FINALS is the world’s first Dynamism Shooter, a free-to-play, fast-paced, physics-driven, first-person shooter set on the stage of the biggest Gameshow of the future! Fight for Fans and fortune in fully-destructible, virtual Arenas that guarantee no two rounds will ever play the same!
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Viewers at home, here's the news you've been waiting to hear: THE FINALS is accepting new contestants, and that means YOU! That's right, soon the world could be watching YOU tear apart our newest dynamic arenas and seize everlasting fame!
As you know, THE FINALS is the world's greatest free-to-play combat game show! Our contestants plug in to our virtual world and join teams in escalating tournaments. They fight it out in our beautifully-rendered arenas based on real-world locations that they can alter, exploit, and even destroy.
Sure, you can aim and shoot, but contestants that add our carefully curated virtual environments to their arsenal are more likely to advance, so do anything you can imagine in the name of victory! Burn arenas to the ground! Send wrecking balls crashing into your opponents! Don't just pull triggers - pull down buildings!
THE FINALS thrives on spectacle, so drive your fans wild with thrilling combat and your own personal flair as you compete for worldwide fame and the support of our discerning and stylish sponsors.
Play Your Way - Whether it’s sneaking up on enemy squads with a katana in hand or ripping an entire building out from under their feet with explosives, THE FINALS lets YOU make the call! With different skills across body builds and a wide array of weapons and gadgets, you'll have all the tools to make your playstyle your own!
The World Is Your Weapon (And Enemy) - A skilled contender might go in guns blazing, but with environmental destruction in your arsenal, that’s just the start of what you can wield against your foes! All of our arenas can be altered, used, or reduced to rubble - and not just by you.
Your Rising Star - Ready for your close-up? Standing out in THE FINALS means the eyes of the world will be upon you, so you’d better look your best! Gather fans and fame as you craft a unique avatar with the help of our generous sponsors and dazzling customization options!
This is the opportunity of a lifetime. Arenas based on iconic places, unparalleled destruction, and endless tactical possibilities await - make them your own, and the floodgates of fame will open. Your competition will have the same opportunities, so it’ll be up to you to be more clever and attention-grabbing. Are you up to the challenge? Are you the world’s next all-star?
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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Really fun game.
Triple stacks of the same class are actually ruining this game.
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This is the best FPS game in my opinion. The PvP has a perfect balance between smooth bullet exchange and chaotic running. The physics of the destructible environment can add a completely different kind of fight in the same location, on the same map, and it's overall a very nice mechanic of the game. It's also nice how I can do Quick Play rounds for a short session instead of having to play a full Tournament. Overall, 9.4/10 Also, people complain about the Anti-Cheat and the Melee Rework, and honestly, I don't see anything wrong with the melee rework. (I don't have any experience in the Anti-Cheat field since I'm not a cheater).
Its a good game with a fast time-to-kill with destructable environments that serve a strategic purpose but also are really fun to play around with. My reasons for not recommending this game isn't because of the game itself, but from the poorly though out controller implementation as someone who primarily uses gyro aiming when I'm playing shooters on a controller. If you're a keyboard and mouse player, or someone who uses standard controls, this complaint may not apply. My major complaint is the lack of support for gyro aiming on any controller other than a DualShock/DualSense plugged in via USB. On top of this, there is a lack of support for proper mixed input, which is where both mouse and controller inputs can be used at the same time without stutters from it locking the inputs of one or the other or GUI glyph flickering, forcing me to bind everything to KBM inputs and losing benefits that other controller owners with gyro sensors don't have to deal with. While I can just bind everything to KBM inputs through Steam Input and have these issues resolved, there have been reports of bans for using virtual input devices which is how Steam Input works so it's too risky for me to continue playing like this. This even extends to other programs like DS4Windows which uses a virtual DS4 controller and is useful to get gyro support for Dualshock 4 controllers connected via bluetooth. This could be fixed by supporting native gyro for the Steam Controller and Steam Deck if there is a concern of cheating software being spoofed as Steam Input virtual devices, but for now nothing has been done about this. Risking bans for using Steam Input like I'm playing Valorant is deeply frustrating.
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very fun, embark is so under rated as a studio.
the finals is a very good game that is for free in the first 2 hours i started this game i was hooked and loved it totally recommend it just keep in mind youll need 84.5 gb free space in ur pc and a decent graphic card to run this bcs my pc sometimes sounds like its about to take off.
fun game but sweaty
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