
About Insurgency: Sandstorm Game
Insurgency Sandstorm is a sequel to the successful indie FPS brought to you by New World Interactive. The sequel doesn't bask in its predecessor's success. Instead of this, it brings the refined, bigger, and even more addictive experience than ever. You're put amidst a heated conflict somewhere in the Middle East and must earn your notoriety and top the ranks. You can customize the appearance and outfit of your character to emphasize your individuality. After that, you're offered to play at 8-player co-op mode against AI or 14v14 PvP mode. The usage of Unreal Engine 4 capabilities are shown during the gunplay. Close-quarter combats require quick decision-making and relying heavily on your response time. Teams that apply a tactical approach will win the round more likely than those who decide to go the ‘every man for himself' route.
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Insurgency: Sandstorm game trailer
The brand new launch trailer introduces players to the Insurgency: Sandstorm
OS: Windows 7/8/10 (64 bits)
Processor: Intel Core i5-4440 (3.10GHz)/AMD FX-6300 (3.50GHz)
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760/AMD Radeon HD 7970
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 40 GB available space
Insurgency: Sandstorm gameplay video
Insurgency: Sandstorm review and gameplay of the game
Reviews Insurgency: Sandstorm Game
Insurgency: Sandstorm is a team-based tactical FPS based on deadly melee and objectively oriented multiplayer gameplay. Experience the intensity of modern combat, where skill is rewarded and teamwork wins the battle.
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- the shootout seems fantastic, maybe better than the first
- doors leading to more intense capture points, since your vision is limited, and the sound makes me ♥♥♥♥ myself (this is good)
- Jumping, I think the close-up gameplay is greatly improved by jumping and leads to some cool flanks and maneuvers
- Customization, much more than in the previous game, something stunning, but still good
- The cards are too big, and this is a personal problem, I have always used smaller cards from the very beginning
- PERFORMANCE, just fix it
- The user interface, it looks stupid and too big, looks a bit like the console interface, which is probably the case ... Yes, this is not good
- Servers that are having connection problems, which sucks