Move In! is a tactical combat action game. It offers the player realistic environments, including standard and special issue combat weapons, giving the feeling of total immersion. Move In! is team based and therefore integrates leadership and the comradery that is felt during life threatening situations that highly trained soldiers face on the battle field. The player can experience some of the best military equipment available - Rifles, Pistols, Sub Machine Guns, and a whole host of specialist equipment. Realism plays a big part in the game. 3D environments are set in real life locations from all over the world. Featuring realistic weather conditions - rain, snow, and fog. Move In! has been developed in a way that allows variation in the mission objectives for each map, leading to a totally new experience with every map change. Secondary mission objectives have also been added, these missions do not have to be completed, but doing so will reward you. Features: + New Multiplayer Modes,...
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An archive of the last working version was requested - designed for pre-steam WON Half-Life. PW "I own half-life on steam T2PA(NE>r5sdfsgF"
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Hi before I download can you tell me if there is single player campaign in this?
No, it's a [dead] multiplayer mod. Something like Counter-Strike, but more tactical and realistic, and with very unusual controls (the crosshair, ironsights and the weapons' viewmodels are not fixed to the center of the screen, but instead they move on the screen, following your mouse movement, almost like your Windows cursor (or, more like, some ancient Macromedia Flash Player based web games of the "shooting range" genre). You move them with your mouse, and then the camera (your field of view) shifts accordingly if you move your crosshair/ironsights too far from the center of the screen (something like half of the screen) - somewhat like you can aim in VR games, or like how you move the camera around in old Strategy and RPG games, where the camera is not fixed to a certain character. It's hard to explain, you'd better try it yourself. If you'll need a server and an opponent to try it out, you can contact me on Steam (https://steamcommunity.com/id/Vic2077/) I can host a server for it.