Gamecyte writes: "GameCyte goes hands-on with Nexon's first free-to-play first-person shooter. Our impressions.
One week ago today, Nexon announced Combat Arms, an online FPS to be given away free of charge to any and all interested parties. Though the concept of a quality free-to-play team-based shooter was hardly original, we were intrigued by the robust feature set Nexon announced for the title (not to mention the ridiculously low system requirements), and posited that Combat Arms might be the Call of Duty 4 to EA's free-to-play Battlefield. But going into this short preview, we knew full well that such lofty expectations would have to be checked at the door - after all, the game is free, not to mention unfinished, with many of the most compelling features still under wraps.
We anticipated a rough, unpolished, barebones shooter…
…but after two frag-filled hours of testing out weapons on Nexon developer skulls, we came away pleasantly surprised."
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Combat Arms' latest update brings a new map to the game, and more.
Popular free-to-play shooter Combat Arms has received a new update that adds a brand new mode.
