World of Tanks devs’ free-to-play tactical shooter, Caliber, is coming West
The next big title from the people who brought you World of Tanks is Caliber. Wargaming has announced that the tactical shooter is coming to Europe after a lengthy stay of “rigorous testing in the CIS.” It’ll make its playable debut at Gamescom later this month, and players will have other chances to try it out early ahead of its full, free-to-play release.
The game is built for four-player squad battles, including cooperative PvE against AI enemies in Spec Ops mode, and more traditional PvP against enemy teams. The game’s soldiers will be drawn from a variety of national special forces, and Wargaming’s press release specifies Poland’s GROM, the US Navy SEALs, and the Kommando Spezialkräfte among the options.
Squads will be made up of four different operator roles, which fill the archetypes you’d probably expect. Assault is a short-to-mid range fighter that favours aggression, Support provides covering fire with heavy weapons, Medic brings help to allies, and Sniper is there for your long-range needs.
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