Built by former Adhesive Games team members that developed mech combat simulator HAWKEN, Burstfire calls for both level-headed deliberation and hair-trigger reflexes.

Burstfire pits teams of 5 against each other in sudden-death combat as either attackers or defenders of an objective. Before each round begins, defenders have the opportunity to establish defensive positions, fortify choke points, and lay traps, while the attacking team strategizes against the defenders’ preparations. After an initial tactical preparation phase, the bullets and bombs begin to fly, but tactical planning and teamwork are still key: Burstfire rewards careful movement and precise shooting rather than run-and-gun recklessness, and a losing your life on a risky maneuver can cripple your team’s capabilities.

Eschewing the traditional model of rigid classes that fit pre-defined roles, Burstfire offers players free choice of dozens of weapons, tools, and pieces of tactical gear. In the near future, weapons can be further customized with attachments and cosmetic changes, letting players play to their strengths and completely customize their loadout to fit their playstyle.

Following launch, Nacho Games will continue to support the title with new content, including entirely new maps and items, and the studio has chosen a “pay once, play forever” model as a show of dedication to their community. Players who seek to support the developers will ultimately be able to purchase gun skins and alternate character cosmetics, though these upgrades will be purely aesthetic - Burstfire will never be pay-to-win.