September 4th, 2012 | By Alex Wilkinson
Tagged in: first person shooter | fps | Free Running | free to play | Galactic Edition | Red Eclipse
There are currently many first person shooters around on todays market however it is not many that actually fuse together fast paced gunplay with parkour and freerunning elements. The Red Eclipse Team however have decided to marry these two ideas and came out with Red Eclipse a fast paced parkour oriented First Person Shooter which has now gotten even better with its latest release build dubbed “Galactic Edition”. Oh and have I mentioned it is free to play.
This new build of Red Eclipse includes several new game modes which are as follows:
- Co-op : Humans team up with one another to fight off the onslaught of some very high powered bots hell bent on proving their dominance in the arena
- King Of The Hill : Team based combat allowing players to square off against each other to be the soul controller over the flag.
Along with these new game types which should add hours of extra play the Red Eclipse Team on the back of overwhelming public demand have also beefed up the free running system even more. The new system now includes the ability to vault over low obstacles which will make for navigating around busy levels all the more easy and exciting.
The Red Eclipse Team have been spending countless hours overhauling a lot of the potential problems that have been found within the game and have tried to address as many of them as possible within this current update, which shows for substantial improvements on previous builds. The full change log is staggering for the Galactic Edition of the game and contains new maps, an improved user interface amongst countless bug fixes.
Red Eclipse can be downloaded completely free here and the team are currently looking for eager members of the community to help produce a professional new game trailer, find out more here.
Alex Wilkinson (542 posts)
Full time gamer part time writer and a Graduate of King College London I have been playing computer games ever since the days of the much loved Amiga. Playing a broad spectrum of games over as many platforms as possible with a distinct obsession with RTS games even though lacking in much of the micro ability. Tweet me @alexwilkinson