Crossfire vs Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms
Crossfire
Crossfire is a highly addictive and competitive MMOFPS game that offers players from all around the world a chance to dive into intense PvP shootouts where only the most skillful will emerge victorious. Featuring a classic first person shooter gameplay, the game has some really smooth controls as well as shooting and aiming mechanics that allows skill to trump equipment... but that doesn't mean equipment are completely pointless either. Not to mention, Crossfire even has some really interesting games modes, such as the Ghost mode, in addition to the usual team deathmatches and deathmatches.Crossfire combines the concepts of teamwork, cooperation, variety and of course destruction into one neatly executed package, and honestly, it does a fantastic job of reminding players why the traditional MMOFPS games were so addictive.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms , also known as Ghost Recon Online, is a highly competitive and tactical, team-based MMOTPS game where players on either sides will either be fighting to complete the objectives of the map or to deny the opponents their objectives. Besides its challenging yet fun gameplay, the game offers three very different character classes for you to experience the game from. Each of these classes have different roles and have different abilities but the great thing is you can play them all. Furthermore, instead of just going ‘leeroy-jenkins’ on your teammates and attempt to take out all the enemies on your own, you will need to exercise caution in this game and use the various manoeuvres, alternative routes and covers provided in the game to avoid being riddled with bullets. Let’s not forget about its superior graphics and sound system as well. Best of all, this excellent free-to-play game is by no means a pay-to-win game, at least during its early days, and that you cannot ‘quick-scope’ in this game.Unfortunately though, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms has fallen on hard times and have finally decided to close its doors. There isn't a lot of free-to-play games out there that has a cover system that's as well-designed as this game, but you can still find some really similar ones down below.