Retro Combat

Ever wanted to relax, chill, and play around with some bots and friends? Well, Retro Combat gives you this opportunity through a simple first-person shooter. In this game, you'll be able to play with: 6 Different Maps Although they might not be the AAA out there, I made a handful of maps that have a variety of features from static machine guns to tanks and airplanes. All can be played with online or with bots! 15+ different weapons From assault rifles to shotguns and pistols, you have all the choices available. Each gun has its own advantages and disadvantages, and a good combination between the main and side arms can give you an upper hand in combat. 5+ different weapon attachments After obtaining your guns, you can choose to add scopes, sights, and silencers to the weapons. They change various stats and improve the weapon in a certain way. Tanks/planes That's right, you can drive tanks and operate on airplanes in both single and multiplayer. It's really fun to engage in tank combat or to just drive a plane around and see the battlefield! First/third person mode, custom controls First and third person modes can be toggled in settings. All the buttons in the game can be moved around in the settings too - customise them to your liking! Online multiplayer Although not the most active game in the world, you can occasionally see online players playing. Otherwise, call up a friend from your continent and you can enjoy the game just the same! Singleplayer experience From what I know, this is the feature that most come for. Play with however many bots you want to and engage in fun carnages that perpetuate forever, whether you're a sniper at the back or an assaulting tank. Free to play, no in app purchases You can get everything you want by just playing the game. If you feel that the injection of videos is annoying, you can disable them through the in game currency you can easily farm by just playing with bots. Please comment/review if you discover any bugs or errors. This application is developed using Unity3d and python networking by a high school student.