Frontline Strike

Frontline Strike is a 3D first-person military shooter built around surviving repeated enemy squads. Riflemen can reposition, crouch to fire and throw grenades when you hide. Heavy troopers take more damage, while marksmen threaten you from farther away. Read which opponent is affecting your current position before deciding whether to keep firing or move.

Move, Aim and Manage Your Weapons

On a keyboard, use WASD to move, aim with the mouse and click to shoot. G throws a grenade, Shift sprints and R reloads. Select or cycle weapons with 1, 2, 3, Q or the mouse wheel. Esc or P pauses the game.

On touch screens, move with the left thumb and drag on the right side to aim. Use FIRE to shoot, the R control for reloading or switching weapons, and the grenade button to throw. Read the current control labels to distinguish those actions before relying on a familiar layout from another shooter.

Read the Map and the Current Threat

Desert Outpost places the fight in a ruined city compound at dusk. Harbor Night uses a nighttime container port with narrow lanes between stacked containers, and unlocks at the rank of Private. The available weapons include an assault rifle, pistol and shotgun, along with grenades.

A practical focus is to notice an enemy's position before committing to a long exchange. Hiding does not remove every threat: riflemen can respond with grenades. Compare your current cover with the next available position, and watch how repositioning opponents change the angle of an encounter. This is advice for reading the fight, rather than a promise that one location stays safe through every wave.

Credits, Ranks and Daily Missions

Earn credits each run and spend them in the Armory on damage, magazine size and reload speed. The career spans ten ranks, from Recruit to General. Three daily missions provide individual credit rewards and a bonus for completing all three. Check their actual requirements before choosing which objective to pursue next.

Headshots, kill streaks, explosive barrels, health regeneration and ammo drops are also part of this version. Inspect the current situation before relying on one of these features to solve an encounter. For another first-person shooting challenge, try FPS Block Strike: Dust2 and learn its own objectives and controls separately.