Warface, Blackwood Games' free-to-play military shooter, has been making the rounds through the gaming landscape since its release back in 2014. It's already available on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, meaning there's only one of this generation's consoles left to conquer.
Warface, the long-standing co-op shooter, has just released a brand new campaign for you and up to four other tactical aficionados to test your collective expertise. This time around, though, players won't be blasting their way through the standard fare of Earth-based mercenaries and ne'er-do-wells. Instead, they'll commuting from their bedrooms or living rooms all the way to Mars.
Free to Play shooter, Warface, is out in Early Access on PlayStation 4. Released in 2013 on the PC and then later on the Xbox 360, Warface is a tactical shooter focused on PvE co-op missions and PvP play created by developer Crytek.
Warface, the free-to-play first person shooter developed by Crytek's Kiev branch, first arrived on PC in 2013. While the game's PC community began to swell, work began to create a version for Xbox 360, which was accomplished the following year. Unfortunately, that initial stab at the console market quickly petered out, but Crytek has decided to make another attempt at console popularity, this time bringing the title to both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The latest news out of last week's Gamescom is related to Warface, the F2P co-op shooter from Crytek Studios. Per their announcement last Thursday, the next batch of free content will take players all the way to Chernobyl to face down all new enemies.
Free to play shooter Warface has gotten a brand new update for co-op fans called Icebreaker. Just in time for spring, the cold weather themed update will remind you of the misery you spent indoors over the last few months! The Warface update adds a bunch of new content, including new narrative co-op missions to play with four of your friends.
Is it shark week already? Well, kinda. Warface is celebrating three years first person shooting action with an update that should make people like us quite happy. And by "us" I mean co-op gamers. And by "happy" I mean "like sharks to a pile of bloody fish corpses". In a good way.
Warface has launched a brand new update for its game, with a huge piece of content called Operation Earth Shaker. The core of the content is focused around a five player co-op mission set in an underground secret lair in a volcano. Sadly, Dr. Evil is not present. There are new achievements, weapon skins, and more to unlock!
Everybody's got their favorite Halloween monstrosity. The undead (zombies, ghosts, mummies) are always popular, while the living, breathing beasts (your wolfmans, fish-persons, the Jersey Devil) have to spread what meager love they get between them. There is one particularly nasty abomination we don't hear a lot about, even in the new digital age: cyborg monstrosities. Warface is finally entrenching them as a Halloween staple with their new co-op mode, "Cyber Horde."
Braving the harsh landscapes of Siberia for just half an hour is hard enough, but it's looking like the sadists over on the Warface development team are gearing up to push their poor players even further. Their latest update introduces the Marathon co-op mode, which links together the three previously untethered missions that formed the "Operation Cold Front" storyline.
Ah, Warface. We hardly knew ye. The final February date is rapidly approaching for the short-lived multiplayer shooter on 360, but the Devs have decided to give it one last glorious fling. Until the servers power down for the final time, all players on the Xbox 360 version will be receiving quadruple bonuses for all rewards. That's XP, VP, Cash, and Crowns. So if you're demoralized you might not be able to afford that sweet automatic rifle you've been eyeing since launch, fear not.
We live in a world where a game can be scourged from existence if the developer wills it. After only a few brief months of life, Crytek made the call to "sunset" the 360 version of Warface. "Sunsetting," in case you didn't know, is a polite, elegant euphemism for "dragging it behind the barn and beating it to ...
