> Watch players engaged in live online FPS battles and eSports competitions with all the great graphics you expect in the new Spectator mode. > Activate class-specific skills by earning and spending Skill Points. > Find the playstyle that suits you: Assault, Heavy, Recon, Sniper, Support, Bounty Hunter, Sapper, X1-Morph, or Kommander. > Customize and level up any of the 9 classes across solo play and team play modes. Prefer to work alone? Then feel free to step into the thrilling solo play campaign as you shoot your way through one dire situation after another to save the world as you launch an attack against a lunatic’s apocalyptic plans. Create a squad from 9 classes, add your friends for team play and test your skills in dynamic warfare against online rivals from around the world! Step onto the battlefield and answer the call with the title that raised the bar for first person shooter games with its great graphics, high-powered guns and intense online multiplayer action.

Here’s some additional details from the Google Play page (obviously about the mobile version), along with some screenshots (from the Nintendo Switch version): Unfortunately, Gameloft does not share any details about changes made to accomodate this switch to Pay 2 Play (especially regarding microtransactions). In Japan, Modern Combat: Blackout will cost 2 400 Yen, which means it will not be Free 2 Play (unlike the mobile version). Single Player: various fast-paced missions, taking place in Tokyo and Venice.You can also customise the controls to your liking. You’re free to choose whichever suits your playstyle the most, though of course, you can also customise and level up your character (which can be done both in Single Player and Online). Modern Combat: Blackout offers both multiplayer and single player content, with no less than 9 different classes to choose from: It will be released soon via the Nintendo eShop, in a version said to be optimised for Nintendo’s console.

Originally released on smart devices as Modern Combat 5: Blackout (where it’s been downloaded over 100 million times worldwide), it’s a FPS totally not heavily inspired by Activision’s flagship series. The Nintendo Switch may not have a single Call of Duty game (yet?), it’s about to get Modern Combat: Blackout, a FPS by Gameloft.

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