The characters and environments sport a nice amount of detail, and I was rather impressed that they created two completely distinct models for each class instead of simply coloring one red and the other blue. Playing solo or with other people earns experience and coins, the former for unlocking new classes such as the Medic or Stealth, and the latter for purchasing better weapons and gear.Īs is the case with pretty much any Gameloft game, Blitz Brigade is a looker. At the moment, the only modes available are team-based Deathmatch (4-on-4), which is what most would expect, and Domination (6-on-6), which gives players points based on kills and flag control. The better their performance, the more stars they earn (up to three), and once they’ve earned enough they can unlock the next group of levels. Players must complete various objectives such as defeating waves of enemies using a stationary turret, or piloting a helicopter (yes, there are vehicles) and mowing down potential escapees.
Training functions as a simple sort of single player option. Blitz Brigade‘s gameplay is split between two campaigns: Multiplayer and Training.
