Upon reloading, players may choose to haphazardly toss their clip on the ground for a fast reload and getting themselves back in the fight quickly, or methodically remove the clip and store it for later. Players are given a set number of ammo clips to begin the game. While the game may seem like any other run-of-the-mill FPS, the difference comes from the realism mechanics, mainly the way in which players must manage their ammunition. Players must work together to complete varied objectives, and each one completed grants fallen players an additional life. The cooperative mode, Checkpoint, places all players on the same team against surprisingly adept AI.
The game is won when the enemy team’s cache is destroyed and all points are captured. Much like Firefight, Skirmish pins two teams against each other in a battle for three points, but this time each team has a cache to protect. The game ends when all points are taken by a single team or the lives of a team are exhausted. When a team captures a point, their fallen teammates rejoin the fight. In Firefight, both teams battle for control over three points, and each player has only a single life. Once all points are taken, the team must seek and destroy a cache while the defenders have just one life to stop them. In Push, one team must capture up to four points one by one, being awarded additional reinforcements and time for each one taken. The game boasts three online game modes, Push, Firefight, and Skirmish, and one cooperative mode called Checkpoint.
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