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War rock is a multiplayer online first-person shooter available free for download, as well as a commercially-sold retail package. The retail version comes with additional features in comparison to the free version. War Rock has low system requirements compared to other contemporary online first person shooters. This gives the game a slightly wider audience, allowing casual gamers and those who do not follow the latest trends in PC gaming hardware to play.
The International version, in contrast to the Korean version, has no blood. K2 Network made this change so that the ESRB rating system would mark it as a T for Teen.
Sparatutto in prima persona (abbreviato spesso con l’acronimo FPS, dall’inglese First Person Shooter) è il termine adottato per indicare quei videogiochi di tipo sparatutto dove lo scopo principale è quello di affrontare livelli ambientati in esterni o interni con la visuale di gioco che simula la vista del personaggio principale (in prima persona). Normalmente in un videogioco di questo genere dal basso del campo visivo è possibile vedere la propria arma.
A first-person shooter (Commonly called FPS) is an action[1] video game from the shooter game[1] subgenre. Like all shooters, they involve “an avatar, one or more ranged weapons, and a varying number of enemies”.[1] But FPSs are distinguished by a first person perspective, that renders the game world from the visual perspective of the player character.
In the modern era of video games, FPS was one of the first genres to use key technologies such as 3D graphics, online play, and modding. Enhanced realism combined with graphic violence has also made FPS a common topic in ongoing controversies over video games.
The first-person shooter is a sub-genre of shooter games. Many other shooter genres, such as on-rails shooters, are viewed from a first-person perspective, while flight simulators frequently involve the use of weapons; however, these are not considered FPSs. In the early 1990s, the term came to define a more specific type of game with a first-person view, where the main character’s gun and part of his/her hand is shown, almost always centered around the act of aiming and shooting hand-held weapons, usually with limited ammunition. The focus is generally on the aiming of one’s own guns and the avoidance of enemy attacks, but the player is given more control over their movement than in on-rails shooters and most light gun games.
Many third-person shooters (where the player sees the game world from a viewpoint above and behind the main character) are commonly treated as first-person shooters, due to similarities in gameplay. In some cases, it is possible to toggle the game between viewpoints and play the entire game from either perspective.
More frequently, a first-person view will be adopted in a third-person game only for brief periods for certain situations when it is advantageous. Since a first-person view usually allows more precise refinement of a player’s aim than most third-person aiming systems, many third-person shooters allow the player to switch to their avatar’s viewpoint in order to fire a weapon; sometimes this may only be done when specific weapons (a sniper rifle, for example) are equipped. In addition, certain third-person shooters let the player switch to a first-person perspective in order to observe their surroundings, but do not allow them to shoot any weapons while using it. Some first-person games switch by default to a third-person view when a melee weapon, such as a sword or a lightsaber, is selected on the theory that a wider perspective makes those weapons easier to manage.
The term first-person shooter has also been applied to games that take advantage of the first-person view and allow for free movement by the player, but are not heavily dependent on the use fired weapons but instead focus on melee attacks or even a different form of gameplay altogether.
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