Spec Ops: Survivor (Version 1.3.7) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Welcome to Spec Ops: Survivor, a 3D survival shooter from a first person perspective. In this game, you are the only surviving soldier of a now-eliminated elite special ops commando squad. The enemy has dispatched many units to take care of you, and you are tremendously outnumbered and outgunned. Luckily, you are issued top-notch equipment and ultra high grade gear and for many years, have been trained for a situation like this. Now you must fend off endless hordes of enemies and survive for as long as you possibly can. ---Basic controls--- (Also in game, but better explained here) Movement: WASD Aiming: Mouse Fire: Left-click Reload: R ADS: Q (greatly increases accuracy) Change weapon: 1, 2, 3 and 4 for Assault rifle, SMG, Pistol and Sniper rifle respectively Melee: F (rifle only, sorry) Jump: Space Prone: Z (makes you much harder to hit) ---Tips--- Performance: - Triple-click the green flag. - Reload the page (Ctrl+R or Cmd+R) if you encounter glitches. If that doesn't fix it, ask me in the comments. - Use fullscreen only if you have a powerful computer. - If you see automatic weapons (assault rifle or SMG) firing slower than the audio, it might mean the game is lagging Gameplay: - If possible, play with a mouse. It's a lot easier than playing with a trackpad, or whatever other method you might use. - Always ADS (Q). - Going prone (Z) makes you harder to hit, but reduces mobility by a lot, which means it's a lot harder to get out of the enemy's shooting range. - The assault rifle is probably the most versatile weapon of the four. It has OK range, good accuracy, OK damage, pretty good fire rate, and OK ammo capacity. - The SMG is good for close quarters combat. It lacks in accuracy and damage, but makes up for that with high fire rate. With only 25 bullets in a clip that run out fast because of the fire rate, you should reload often. - The pistol is probably the worst and least useful weapon of all, with low damage, range, fire rate and ammo capacity. It's accuracy isn't too bad, though. Only use it when the assault rifle and SMG are out of ammo, but you're being swarmed by enemies and can't afford to reload. - The sniper rifle is not very versatile, but is perfect for long-range sniping. With extremely long range, pinpoint accuracy and high damage, the sniper's only problems are the low fire rate and tiny ammo capacity of 1 bullet. - Grunts (basic enemies) are by far the smallest threat, with low health, horrible aim and an automatic weapon with low fire rate. However, they spawn in enormous numbers and will often surround and swarm you. - Elites (better enemies) are a moderate threat, with higher health, mediocre aim and an assault rifle with higher fire rate and better accuracy. While less common than grunts, they are significantly more powerful. - Special forces (not quite boss, but still super powerful enemies) are by far the largest threat in the battlefield. Equipped with advanced body armor and a high-end battle rifle, these highly trained, exceptionally skilled soldiers should not be taken lightly. Combining high fire rate, deadly accuracy and high health, special forces can tear through your health in seconds while resisting returning gunfire. Once you see a special forces soldier, kill him as soon as possible. - To those who for some reason like using arrow keys: WASD is superior. - To those who for some reason like using space to shoot: LMB is superior. PCs are better than consoles and consoles are better than mobile. The hierarchy of gaming.
