Welcome to a brand new #SteamSpotlight feature! For today, we will be shining the spotlight on a tactical shooter game.
It can't be helped that sometimes, you end up wishing that you're in two places at once when you play tactical shooters, especially when it comes to defending sites during the game. Well, today's feature lets you control two bodies at the same time, so that you can be in two places at once.
Without further ado, here's what you have to know about Spectre Divide.
#SteamSpotlight Feature: Spectre Divide
(Photo : Mountaintop Studios / Screenshot taken from Steam)
Released on September 3, 2024, Spectre Divide is developed and published by Mountaintop Studios. It is a free-to-play tactical shooter game with a three-versus-three player format.
As previously mentioned, you get to control two bodies when you play this game. This is thanks to what is known as Duality, which allows you to freely swap bodies. Because of Duality, you can defend multiple sites and play the game from different angles.
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Play How You Want To
The game allows you to customize both of your characters, including their faces, hairstyles, and even outfits and weapons. There are 20 different weapons you can choose from to determine which suits you best.
In addition, Spectre Divide has what it calls the Sponsor kits. Each has its own distinct loadout, and you can likewise pick whichever suits your playstyle.
To get a better idea of the game, you can watch the official gameplay reveal trailer below.
Steam Reviews for Spectre Divide
As of press time, Spectre Divide has more than 5,000 user reviews on Steam. These reviews are generally described by Steam as "Mixed."
"Incredible generic, bland and soulless," user Mosles criticized in a Steam review. "There's literally nothing special in this game that will stand out in comparison to other competitors, and definitely not the 'duality' feature that other games already provide a similar experience."
"I genuinely enjoyed playing this game and am surprised by the negative feedback it's received," user DarkPrimE said in a separate review. "While it shares some similarities with Valorant, it also brings its unique features, setting it apart in a meaningful way."
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