Fortnite has been turned into Counter-Strike

Epic Games employees have thought of everything for their "battle royale" . They have already added Lego and Minecraft to it, and held concerts of real celebrities in the virtual world. Now it's the turn of the next unusual experiment: from December 11 in the game starts Ballistic mode, which turns the action movie with a third-person view into a shooter with a first-person view, and at the same time adds familiar CS rules. Two teams of five players fight on the same map, with one team trying to plant a bomb and the other trying to defuse it.

For new scuffles the developers drew the Skyline 10 location, marking on the walls letters with pointers - arrows show where to carry the explosive device and where to look for it. In the future, if the idea arouses the interest of the public, other maps will be added. At the beginning of each match, players are divided into two squads - attackers and defenders, five fighters in each. The former must place a Rift Point Device on one of the special points and start the detonation timer. And the second team has to find and disarm the device, respectively. You can also simply defeat your opponents. These matches will be both ranked and unranked - whichever format you prefer.

Credits are the main resource. At first they are 800 each, but for successes on the battlefield will be able to earn even more money. And to spend credits will be, of course, on guns and other equipment. In the arsenal available assault rifles, shotguns, submachine guns, sniper weapons and two types of grenades - smoke and flash-bang. In addition, each team member can choose one of five gadgets at the start - take, for example, a mine, shield or radar, which allows you to temporarily illuminate enemies through the walls. In Ballistic you are allowed to use skins from the main game, but the penalties for leaving the match early will apply to your entire account.