Military/Magic Shooter Line of Sight Going F2P, Thanks To Game & Game

By Jason Winter, News Editor December 7, 2016

Need another free-to-play shooter in your life? Of course you do! The latest entry comes from Game & Game, who recently revived ELOA and is now taking Blackspot Entertainment's shooter Line of Sight free-to-play following an early access period on Steam.

According to the announcement on the Steam game page, the game is still available on Steam for its meager $4.99 early access buy-in, with the free version available now on the Game & Game site, though it looks like this is just a beta test that will run until the weekend; the Steam blog post refers to the F2P move as being something "we need little more time" for. The eventual goal appears to be a full a full F2P release on Steam.

As for the game itself, while it does seem generic in some ways, it looks to have extensive weapon customization options and you can hurl fireballs. Also, there are zombies. So that's something at least a little different. Have you tried Line of Sight? If so, how do you think it will fare as a F2P game?

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In this article: game & game, Line of Sight, Blackspot Entertainment.

About the Author

Jason Winter, News Editor
Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.

BigChang 4 years ago

its already dead before its live lmao

trionisshit 4 years ago

WHAT A SHIT !

it's 2010 all over again 4 years ago

Another shoddy Korean FPS that uses a GP rental system. This time you can buy items for permanent. GP earnings from completing matches are so minuscule it could cease to exist and you wouldn't notice the difference. I can't imagine many people paying for the +50% GP booster. You earn most of your GP income from daily missions, achievements, and level-ups. Two of those are finite. The GP prices for both rentals and permanent duration is such an insanely huge grind that it's no wonder this game about as popular as bottled farts.

Curst 4 years ago

They've ruined it by attempting B2P model. There's no hope for this game anymore.

PurpleApple 4 years ago

I'm going to try it out. We need a new free to play fps because most people are settling down for some terrible free to play/cheap fps games. This has some potential if the devs are willing to be great. :p