Basics:
Cross Fire is an online, military-themed, first-person shooter for the PC, developed by SmileGate, published by G4BOX. The game features two International Mercenary Forces, locked together in an epic global conflict. Players assume the role of either a Black List terrorist or Global Risk mercenary, joining an online team that must work together to complete objective-based scenarios. There are four online modes in the game including, Team Death Match, Search and Destroy, Elimination Match and the all-new Ghost Match. Based on their performance in-game, players will receive experience points and be promoted through various Military Ranks. Players will also have the ability to customize their character’s equipment and appearance through Cross Fire’s in-game item shop. Upon release, Cross Fire will be totally free to download and play online.



Story:

GLOBAL RISK! - Global Risk is a huge military organization without a national identity and is composed of discharged soldiers of Special Forces.

It was initially founded by Sir Alex Roid, who was a retired SAS member in British Air Force. Then the Australian-born American businessman, Michael Norman, developed it in the form of a business corporation. On the basis of his principles, the expressions of a desire for peace and cooperation of the world, Global Risk is implementing a terror purge with secret operations to achieve lasting peace for the world.

However, some make accusations against Global Risk because Global Risk is relying too much upon powerful countries and their wealth without any justifiable reason as a business corporation. In fact, a number of competent members ran away while carrying out operations based on idealistic peace theories introduced by powerful countries like America or England.

The special force troop, GRX, has developed a partnership with UN X-File Bureau. The Allies operate missions effectively; the Bureau plots and plans, and GRX carry out the missions. However, their secret missions have never been exposed to inside or outside troops.

BLACK LIST -
Black List is another mercenary corporation which sponsors terrorism.

Its founder is unknown and it is a secret terrorist organization. Hence, it is the only mercenary corporation free from legal commitment to any country. Black List is run by Hedge Fund, which controls the diamond market in England. Its main clients are mostly poor and weak countries.

Ostensibly, it seems to be a simple terrorist supplying company, but it has its own justifiable reason to advocate the interests of powerless countries.

A large percentage of Black List mercenaries are from the Middle East.

Characters:
In Crossfire, players can chose from 3 different character models to play with, OMOH (Russian Millitary), SAS (British Millitary) or the US S.W.A.T Team.
Which character you play as is totally up to the end user, and your gameplay will not differ based on the character you choose.

Game Modes:

TEAM DEATHMATCH - The first team to reach the kill limit wins. The team with the most kills when the time limit expires wins.

You can continuously participate in the match after re-spawning at your team base.

SEARCH & DESTROY - Win by eliminating all members of the opposing team or by completing a specific objective (such as detonating C4, defusing C4, etc).

From 3 to 13 rounds, the first team to win the set number of rounds wins the match.

This mode has an emphasis on team strategy and tactics.

ELIMINATION - Similar to Team Match, each team must try to eliminate all members of the opposing team.

From 5 to 13 rounds, the first team to win the set number of rounds wins the match.

GHOST MODE - An entirely new and unique game mode.

The Black List team is cloaked and can only use knives. They must blow up the target using C4, and attack the other team using stealth.

Global Risk is not cloaked and can use any available weapons to prevent the target from being destroyed. Global Risk team members can track Black List operatives based on the sound of their footsteps.

Ranks:
In Crossfire, players advance up a vast ladder of ranks, starting with 'Trainee 1' and working all the way up to 'Marshall'

Weapons:
In Crossfire, players purchase their weapons. Unlike Combat Arms, when you buy a weapon its yours FOREVER (or until it breaks).
Weapons range from M4's, all the way to P90's & Shotguns. Sidearms such as a Desert Eagle, and a few different types of grenade makes the gameplay vary quite a lot, dispite the fact that there are not a great deal of maps available right now (pending change in full release). More on Weapons...
More on Maps...

LINKS:

Wiki
Official Website
Download Links
User Guide

Screenies:







Well, there you have it. Any questions just post em up here and i'll do my best to answer them

-Dilly.

It's still in beta...right?

Yeah, for now. Should be out fully sometime next month.

Wow looks pretty cool. I need to upgrade my graphics card so I can keep up my computer sucks.

As long as you havea decent processor, and enought RAM. you should be able to run it fine, i run on 256mb shared ghx and it runs perfectly.

I suppose this wouldn't be a bad expansion idea. I'm not that hot on the game at all really. I still like Combat Arms slightly better. Crossfire isn't a bad game though.

Yeah Dill I think I need an all around facelift for my comp. It was having moderate trouble keeping up with Combat Arms when I downloaded that game. One of the main reasons I stick with ET I can't keep up with you big boys. Let's see I need a graphics card, more RAM, and a mic for vent. Guess I gotta get to savin.

How does the Stealth feature work?
Are you completly or partially invisible?
if completly how does the other time spot you?

You are only invisible when NOT moving at all.

The graphics don't look crazy good but that should be perfect for my pc! ill check it out and let ya know what i think

awsome game, played a round once, had a bunch of fun, im the omoh, i think that is right