The game will follow the traditional Battle Royale mechanics with a few twists and added features that will set Crossfire Zero apart from other Battle Royale games. If you’re not familiar with how BR works, here’s a short rundown: players will parachute down into a map that gradually shrinks in time. They will need to scavenge for weapons, equipment, and items to survive and fight off other players who are doing the exact same thing you are trying to accomplish, and that is to become the last one standing.
Crossfire Zero will play very similarly to another BR title, Apex Legends. It will have the first-person perspective, teams can have up to 3 players, and it will have a roster of characters (probably the Crossfire character skins) that will have different unique skills. There will also be some sci-fi elements in the game as there seem to be some futuristic weapons and equipment that can be accessed or used. The map looks huge and will have different biomes, again, the aesthetics look very similar to Apex Legends’ map. You can watch the trailer below and have your own conclusion about the game yourself
system requirements
FPS Mode
Components Minimum Spec Recommended Spec
Processor Intel Core2Duo E4600, AMD Athlon x2 440 Intel® Core i3-4150, AMD FX-4320
Memory 2GB 4GB
Graphics nVidia Geforce Geforce 9500 GT, Radeon HD 4650 nVidia GeForce GTX 750, Radeon RX 460
Monitor Resolution 1280×720 1920×1080
Graphics Option Low High
DirectX Dx 10 Dx 11
Network Broadband Internet Connection Broadband Internet Connection
Storage 4GB Available Space 8GB Available Space
Sound Card DirectX Compatible Sound Card DirectX Compatible Sound Card
OS Windows 7 64bit Windows 10 64bit
