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Crossfire Game Announced by That’s No Moon Featuring Adaptive Cover System

Daniel Cross 1 min read

That's No Moon announces Crossfire, a new single-player action game from former industry veterans featuring adaptive cover and dual protagonists Layla and Cross.

Crossfire Game Announced by That’s No Moon Featuring Adaptive Cover System
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Former Naughty Dog and Infinity Ward developers are launching a new single-player action game called Crossfire. The project introduces a temporary alliance between two protagonists, Layla and Cross, who fight for survival together.

Former Naughty Dog and Infinity Ward developers launch single-player action title with dynamic cover mechanics.

That's No Moon is the studio behind Crossfire. The title features an adaptive cover system that maintains dynamic positioning during combat sequences.

The game allows players to engage in stealth tactics, direct engagement, repositioning, flanking maneuvers, and terrain utilization. These mechanics aim to help players outmaneuver enemy forces throughout the campaign.

DSOGaming reports on the announcement of Crossfire as a debut title from veterans of major studios. The source describes the adaptive cover system as transformative for gameplay flow.