Vogster Entertainment announced today the release of the latest community-driven update for its flagship MMORPG shooter CrimeCraft. The Summer Update features a host of improvements, new features, customizations and content, topped by a new game mode, Assault, Capture, Destroy (ACD), an objective-based game mode with two teams battling over a respawning Defense Core.
Michael Mendheim, the game’s Executive Producer said:
“We always try to balance adding new compelling features that expand the game and spending most of our time and effort addressing community requests and improving core features. We maintain an open channel of communication between the development team and the community and always try to be as nimble as we can in reacting to user requests.”
Major community-suggested changes include a spectator mode accessible to all players and a “death camera” to watch a character’s killer after death. Spectator Mode is a powerful community tool that allows up to eight users to follow other players in a match or switch to a free-roaming camera mode at will.
In addition to the new game modes, numerous improvements have been implemented, including a new addition to the Safeguard PvE game mode for a total of seven PvE variations across three modes, a reduced download size of 1.5GBs for new players and advanced graphics options to deliver smoother gameplay on lower spec computers.
A variety of customized game options arrive with The Summer Update as well, including Friendly Fire, a Vampire mode where users gain health as they inflict damage, No Knives, No Explosives, and a Password Protected mode available to all users.
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