News Crossfire X, An FPS featuring a single player campaign developed by Remedy. Now has a release date (February 10th 2022)

[Krvavi Abadas]

Yes, Smilegate had the misfortune of showing this off directly after Alan Wake 2.
Really doesn't help their case. It's always felt a bit "safe" and generic in comparison to everything else Remedy has worked on. But abruptly getting this news thrown out just as Sam Lake finally gets to work on his dream project definitely doesn't help.

 

[Beard]

It doesn’t look all that interesting, but it’s Remedy, so I’ll play it.

 

[Krvavi Abadas]

Looks like Journalists got access to it a few days ago.

CrossfireX is a decent attempt to bring a story into the series, and while it’s got an intriguing tale, I’m not sure if Remedy’s gameplay is good enough to make me want to engage with it. It’s the game equivalent of comfort food - nothing special, but you know what you’re getting, and when you crave it, it hits the spot, even if you do feel a little guilty afterwards.

TheGamer

CrossfireX feels like a 2010’s shooter made with 2020’s technology. It’s not necessarily a bad thing but Remedy’s storytelling might be the main reason that CrossfireX takes off in the West.

WCCF TECH

Crossfire X’s single player campaign promises to be special. It isn’t revolutionary, but there are enough original ideas to keep it interesting. The action is plain fun. Swapping between characters keeps the story moving, and it’s perfect-paced.

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[ILikeFeet]

if only this game didn't have such a generic look

 

[Suiseiseki]

Will it have that Crossfire commercial song?

Also the name Crossfire is also a super popular FPS in Asia.