Shadowrun Fever!!!

CATCH IT!

I am definitely not ashamed to say that I have caught it. Not only have I teabagged somebody senseless, I have also really enjoyed this game. This game combines ancient magic, futuristic technology, and modern weapons. In some ways this game also adds an RPG aspect, by making you purchase our: race, weapons, magic, and technology.
Shadowrun allows you to choose from four different races, one of them is the elf.

The only downside is that there is no campaign, but I believe that this is made up by a hour and a half training session.

My Review of Game play:
My first impressions was that the game was way too fast and complex for your casual gamer. But after my second match I had caught on, and having a whole lot of fun.

There are many different strategies that all depend on: your race, the game type, the map, and most importantly the amount of money that you have. Personally, I love choosing the elf and equipping him with: the glider, teleport, and Strangle.

The different game types include: Attrition, Raid, and Extraction. Raid and Extraction are both CTF based. In Raid one team attacks and the other defends, and in Extraction both teams are after the artifact. Attrition is my favorite, because the game is a lot funner when all your trying to do is kill the opponent, instead of trying to get an artifact.

The weapons are your normal one of each type, from pistol to rocket launcher.

The magic and tech are what makes this game stand out. Magic and Tech can be bought before and during each match. Tech: Wired Reflexes, Smartlink, Glider, Antimagic Generator, and Enhanced Vision. Magic: Gust, Resurrect, Smoke, Strangle, Summon, Teleport, and the Tree of Life.

Races: Human, Elf, Troll, amd Dwarf.

My Rating: 9 out of 10 for a hardcore gamer
My Rating: 7 out of 10 for a casual gamer

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