WARDOGS is the kind of shooter that can make a perfectly capable gaming PC suddenly look like it needs an upgrade. With 100 players sharing the same battlefield, vehicles tearing through objectives, buildings being constructed and demolished in real time, and three teams constantly fighting over dynamic Control Zones, there is an absurd amount of…
WARDOGS is the kind of tactical shooter where small performance problems become much more noticeable than they would in a slower game. When a firefight suddenly turns into a 100-player battle around a destructible base, you really don’t want a background feature fighting for system resources at the same time. After spending a lot of…
There are plenty of modern shooters that give you a drone and call it a day. You press a button, fly around for a few seconds, mark somebody, and move on. WARDOGS is not really that kind of game. The first time I got my hands on the FPV kamikaze drone, I honestly expected something…
There are a lot of things I expected from WARDOGS, but becoming financially responsible was definitely not one of them. After spending enough time getting dropped out of helicopters, losing expensive rifles to a sniper I never saw, and repeatedly telling myself that this time I would actually play carefully, I finally started taking the…
There are few things more infuriating in a competitive shooter than landing what looks like a perfect shot, only for the enemy to keep running as if nothing happened. In WARDOGS, that frustration can be amplified dramatically. Bulkhead’s large-scale tactical shooter throws up to 100 players into massive battles divided between three factions. With vehicles,…
There are few things more frustrating in a multiplayer shooter than finally getting into the mood for a match, launching the game, and being greeted by “Connection Failed”. You wait, try again, watch the matchmaking screen spin for a while, and then get kicked straight back to the menu. Worse, WARDOGS can occasionally throw Error…
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from covering multiplayer shooters, it’s that a promising new game can generate hundreds of questions before most players have even touched it. WARDOGS is a perfect example. BULKHEAD’s upcoming tactical FPS has been getting plenty of attention because it’s trying something I personally find much more interesting than another…
There are two ways to approach WARDOGS. You can treat it like another military FPS where the biggest gun automatically wins, or you can actually pay attention to what the game is trying to do with its economy. After spending enough time looking at the weapons, gear combinations, and the way fights develop around Control…
