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Tactical shooter "Spectre Divide": the schizophrenic brother of "Counter Strike"

Simon Balissat
1-8-2024
Translation: machine translated

Attackers against defenders, defusing bombs and special skills: at first glance, "Spectre Divide" appears to be a generic tactical shooter à la "Counter Strike". The game differs in that you play two characters at once. That sounds as crazy as it is.

Everything just stolen and that's a good thing

The new shooter claims a niche with teams consisting of three instead of five people. The developers' reasoning makes sense: I can easily find two friends or girlfriends. Getting a team of five together for "Counter Strike" or "Valorant" is an impossibility in my case. In the end, thanks to the "Duality" mechanic, there are twelve characters scurrying around the map anyway.

"Free to play" without "pay to win"

We'll know more soon, "Spectre Divide" will be released this year, initially only for PC. The exact release date is not yet known. <p

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