A blocky first-person action game in the real streets of Paris. The march on one side, the shield line on the other. Lead the charge or hold the line.
Fast, many, unequipped. Anything lying in the street becomes a weapon or cover.
Slow, armoured, disciplined. The shield takes anything coming from the front, as long as the squad stays together.
Nobody dies. A player out of stamina drops for ten seconds: long enough to be revived, or to be taken away.
Police escort their arrests to the station. Protesters drag a cop to the basement. Drop the carrier and the captive goes free.
A stripped cop means a full set of gear. The police no longer recognise you, until the first blow you land.
One key gathers everyone around you, another sends the charge where you aim. It works on both sides.
Take any parked car, jump onto car roofs, or slip through a green door to vanish for a few seconds. Supplies lie in the street: walk over them.
The map is traced from the real streets and buildings around Place de la République.
First playable district: Place de la République and the streets around it, 570 metres across with 348 buildings taken from OpenStreetMap.
Police stations Basements Rally point
Four missions per side, five tiers each. Every tier you reach earns a level and unlocks gear.