Loadout is a free online shooter that will surely appeal to Team Fortress 2 fans. The creators approached the issue of knocking out opponents with similar humour, although the camera was placed behind the character's back and not in her head. The main feature distinguishing the product from many other available on the Internet is the number of possible combinations of parts that make up the cellars.

According to the creators, this is more than 30 billion lists. The player chooses from a few available basic types of weapons to be modified in order to install spotting scopes, larger magazines, influence the characteristics of his own rifle model or name and paint it in his own way. Naturally, we gain more elements as we make progress in the game.

In Loadout we separately determine the equipment packages, which consist of two weapons plus grenades or a first-aid kit. As far as health is concerned, it regenerates itself. In addition, we get an advanced character editor that allows us to create almost any hero we'll be killing our rivals with.

There are also additional clothing elements to buy, but for real money. Each match is not only a portion of experience, but also a chance for interesting bonuses after the start. The basic form of play includes four game modes, which are variations on traditional deathmatch, fighting for a flag (here for a fight hammer) or maintaining specific positions on the map.

In the Annihilation intended for real scavengers there are elements of all other modes. The product boasts very good quality graphics, with specially exaggerated and exaggerated blood effects. The fun is also accompanied by extremely dynamic music, which gives the game an additional taste.