Citat:Loadout is the fast-paced, free to play multiplayer shooter featuring over-the-top frenetic action, comedic violence, and Weaponcrafting with billions of combinations.
Create, Customize, Kill! is the Weaponcrafting slogan for a reason. Unleash your inner mad-scientist to craft guns for every map and situation. There are billions of combinations—what’s your Loadout?
Loadout is Free to Play, not Pay to Win. Playing Loadout earns Blutes, which can be used in the Tech Tree to unlock more weapon parts, payloads, and equipment. Spacebux are purchasable but optional, and spent in the Outfitter for character customization and cosmetics, never power.
Citat:Loadout je besplatna TPS igra koja je nedavno izašla iz beta faze. Njen moto je “Stvorite, izmenite, uništite” što se potpuno poklapa sa gejmplejom. Igrači imaju mogućnost da kreiraju oružja koja mogu potpuno izmeniti i na taj način promeniti njihovo ponašanje u mečevima. Izmene su drastične a mogućnosti mnogobrojne pa ćete neretko biti jedini igrač u mečevima sa vašim posebnim podešavanjima. Pored sjajne slobode koju igrači imaju postoji dosta humora u mečevima. Oni su takođe zabavni a Loadout je uneo pregršt novih tipova borbe. Cash Shop je potpuno korektan jer se sve nadogradnje mogu otključati samo uz zarađene poene tokom igre. Za pravi novac igrači mogu kupiti izgled, animacije i različite bustove. Ukoliko vam se, recimo, Team Fortress 2 sviđa, ova igra će vam se najverovatnije svideti takođe!
Citat:Loadout is a Bizarro, Mirror Universe, goateed version of Team Fortress 2 – a faster, over-the-top, highly customizable shooter without the focus on classes and teamwork. It’s also all in third-person perspective so I can appreciate the Coolio hairdo, Mr. T-style jewelry, and sci-fi gun belt I’ve equipped my cartoony character with, not to mention the many taunts he relishes in delivering over fallen foes. The result is a silly, tight shooter that feels familiar while simultaneously offering something that’s at least slightly new. That is, when it works.
Citat:My first moments of Loadout could not have been more perfect. Entering a match, I found myself in a circle of players, made up of allies and opponents alike, staring each other down. As a disembodied voice began a five-second countdown, I quickly pieced together what would happen after it reached zero. The gruff, barbaric-looking horde that surrounded me equipped their preferred weapons, and as the timer stopped, there was a split second of deafening silence before the scene erupted in neon lasers, explosions, and showering viscera. This, in a nutshell, is Loadout at its finest, a game of occasional humor, immense violence, and things that go bang.
