3 cooperative game modes, in which you and your friends shoulder to shoulder perform different tasks. 8 multiplayer modes supporting up to 32 players with point capture, ammunition destruction, and VIP escort modes. 27 multiplayer and co-op maps in 12 locations around the world, including locations in Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia. More than 20 weapons with a bunch of attachments, no crosshair sight, and a focus on realistic weapon control that includes a free-aiming system with intense fire suppression effects. Insurgency is the successor to the highly acclaimed mod of the same name on the Source engine, highly competitive and ruthless, emphasizing the equality of all players. Keep an eye out later this week for more details on Insurgency’s Molotov Spring update.īe sure to read up on our review of Insurgency to find out what we think of NWI’s shooter.In this multiplayer and cooperative game, you fight in bloody street battles, face-to-face with the enemy, where your team's survival depends on controlling important points and destroying enemy ammunition, all powered by the Source engine. Here’s another video showing off some of the updates to co-op: Expect bots to throw smoke grenades, frags, molotov cocktails, and even wield RPG launchers. Speaking of co-op, the Molotov Spring update aims to improve Insurgency’s AI enemies and level design configurations in order to “prolong the action and create more challenging cooperative play,” says the studio. Here’s another Buhriz gameplay video showing off some co-op action: Check it out in action on an updated version of Insurgency’s Strike game mode: Insurgency’s “Molotov Spring” update will introduce two new maps, new game modes, and updates to the game’s co-operative game modes.īuhriz, the first of two new maps to be unveiled in a recent Steam blog update, is a larger-scale combat zone based around a small village with deadly rooftop vantage points. 
While crashing and optimization fixes are a top priority at NWI, it doesn’t hurt that this week’s update launches with a healthy dose of free content.
Later this week, developer New World Interactive hopes to update their tactical, first-person, modern combat shooter, Insurgency, with new content and improvements.
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