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Alternatively, load up with plates and heavy armor to prevent a quick end, at the expense of agility. Officers can also personalize their unit with team-specific patches and uniforms.

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Okay, I grant them that. In modern video games, we can now differentiate a lot more in gaming. In some games, you might even create your own character to live by your own rule. What do you think? Share your thoughts below in the comments!

Sign in. Why Early Access? Being in early access will allow us to bring the full vision of the game and to collect feedback and make larger changes to the game that couldn't happen if it was 'final'. It is mostly feature complete, contains 6 playable final quality level maps and two blockout levels, it is well optimized and holds our vision for the game.

Add to Cart. Bundle info. Add to Account. Add all DLC to Cart. View Community Hub. About This Game Ready or Not is an intense, tactical, first-person shooter that depicts a modern-day world in which SWAT police units are called to defuse hostile and confronting situations. Please remember that the Beta build is still an incomplete version of the game.

It will still have bugs and quirks, and will require lots of additional content before it is ready for full release. Because of our Supporters and with your help, we will continue to push Ready or Not, adding more content new maps, missions, characters, weapons, etc. We ultimately want you to be able to turn the lights out, crank up the volume, and be immersed in the action — bringing order to chaos.

Realism First VOID interactive has consulted with police teams globally to create rules of engagement and a scoring system that are both challenging and realistic. In order to push the bar further with realism, Ready or Not models ballistic penetration, ricochet, kevlar and plate dynamics, as well as projectile expansion and momentum. Robust and natural controls Explore a deep and involved weapon handling and player maneuvering system, geared towards providing officers with an unprecedented level of control over their situational effectiveness.

Planning Organize an approach, then execute the mission in real time. Officers can decide to deploy with items such as ballistic shields, door rams, tactical ladders, and much more.

Command your team Team leaders will command a smartly designed team of AI officers in single player. Diverse modes Bring order to chaos online with friends through a tactical cooperative experience, lead a crack team of AI-driven swat members in a solo, story-rich campaign, or battle a rogue organization in a fierce and competitive multiplayer environment.

Intelligent customization With access to over 60 unique items, players are given the tools to tackle any situation.