Straftat is a game I love. Straftat is a game I suck at. Straftat is an exclusively 1v1 arena shooter where you can easily die without ever seeing your foe. Straftat is a cat and mouse FPS where you can bully strangers around dozens of concrete maps. And Straftat is my favorite demo so far in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Steam Next Fest.

Let's rewind a little. Straftat comes from the Lemiatre Bros, the duo who previously released first-person explore-a-thon Babbdi, which also had a very similar low-poly style and focus on brutalist concrete architectu🐷re. The team's new effort is 📖wildly different, much faster, and immediately heart-thumping.  

has a whopping 25 maps that'll soon balloon to 100 when the game properly launches on October 24, but none of them are filler. Most of them have a specific gimmick that gives Straftat a quick party game feel. One put me and my foe on two opposite rooftops with snipers nearby. Another spawned us in a concrete maze with a bunch of equippable mines, gently encouraging us to turn our friendly playground into a explosive deathtrap. 

Others are more straightforward arenas that encourage the sweaty slides you might be accustomed to from modern Call of Duties, with the more 🌠classic twitchy shooting from FPS giants of yesteryear, a🐓ll designed to get you shooting within mere seconds and to get someone consistently dead within less than a minute.

What I love most is how it jettisons the live service fluff that has slowly turned every big game in the genre - including the ones I love - into busywork. Chores. Weekly to-do tasks. There aren't any sign💃s of microtransactions, daily challenges, or unholy loadouts. All you have is a mic, whatever hope you have left, a little adrenaline, and your knowledge of the mini-map you spawn into. 

Straftat is very Halo-like in that sense, too, in that its learning curve is all about ♚how intimately familiar you are with the environment. Game one had me running away, hiding under stairs, begging my opponent over proximity chat to teach me how to use a weird alien crossbow I found. He eventually relented to my screams and showed me his ways before brutally chopping🔯 away at me with a machete because he's a good person, sure, but good people still need a win. 

G༒ame two the🌠n had me feeling wiser than before. Winning isn't just based on who can pull the trigger first or who can slide into cover fastest - it's also who knows the maps better, who can race to the power weapons first, who can take advantage of the shortcuts if all else fails. 

I'd definitely recommend jumping into a game or two since they only last a couple minutes a pop, literally. Plus, even if you don't gel with its combat, you might appreciate how the characters sprint like they're in Narꦗuto.

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