Beta Test Global Operations

Global Operations, a multiplayer first person shooter, is preparing to enter its beta cycle and Barking Dog Studios is looking for 500 testers to trial its new creation. The team based game is built on a modified version of the LithTech engine, also used to create Shogo and Blood2. Global Operations will feature 28 special forces, 32 weapons, and 7 player specialties. A stand alone option with computer controlled teammates and opponents is also available.

According to Barking Dog, "On the battlefield, there is no substitute for communication and organization, and Global Operations utilizes the latest technology and unique features to encourage and create these elements. The unique Intelligence Officer role allows one team leader to become the eyes and ears of the entire group. The team leader coordinates the troops through a combination of real-time cameras and a top-down map to recognize hot spots, guide troops to objectives, and direct reinforcements through both voice over IP and waypoint setting. Successfully directing the best troops to an assignment is challenging as each soldier has specialized skills."


Additionally, "The teams consist of real world special forces, peacekeepers, terrorists, rebel groups, and guerilla forces. Levels have various objectives that are appropriate to the map location and each level has a pre-defined time limit. The missions are loosely based on real life events that take place in various international locations."

A contest is being held to determine beta testers, chosen at random from all applicants. Sign ups will continue until November 11, and may be extended to accommodate additional players. The beta team will not accept those under the age of 17.

Global Operations has been in production since last December, and will be published by Crave Entertainment later this year. Barking Dog Studios, known for their work on CounterStrike and Homeworld, are the brains behind the game's development. For more information, visit the Global Operations Web site.

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