Tom Clancy’s XDefiant is UbisoftThe latest multiplayer first-person shooter genre. The fast-paced 6v6 shooting game will be a free game. This marks Ubisoft’s entry into the field of AAA-level free multiplayer games.

The course in Tom Clancy’s XDefiant is called Defiant. In this arena shooting game, players can choose from a list of four professions-wolf, wanderer, cleaner and echelon. Ubisoft mentioned that as the game develops, more occupations will be added, drawing on a series of characters and abilities from the Clancy universe and other regions.

Developed by Ubisoft San Francisco, Tom Clancy’s XDefiant puts realistic gunfights as its main focus and sprinkled career-based abilities on it.

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Tom Clancy’s XDefiant will land on PC, PS4, Xbox One, PS5 and XBox Series X/S. In the reveal trailer, XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin and creative director Jason Schroeder emphasized the fact that realistic shootouts are the main aspect of the game.

With clear shootouts and career-based capabilities, Tom Clancy’s XDefiant will compete with other games with similar focus-Riot’s Appraisal And Blizzard’s Overwatch 2 Become the most eye-catching in this market segment.

In this 6v6 multiplayer first-person arena shooter, it is a “fast-paced crossfire and punk rock melee”. Players can personalize their Defiant to match their game style. According to the revealed trailer, weapon and equipment customization is also an important aspect of the game.

Currently, Ubisoft has announced two game modes for Tom Clancy’s XDefiant-Domination and Escort. They also mentioned that the game has “a large number of uniquely designed maps.”

Although Ubisoft has not provided a release date for the game, players can register as a closed beta participant on playxdefiant.com. The first closed test of Tom Clancy’s XDefiant will begin on August 5th among PC players in the United States and Canada, and more tests will be conducted on more platforms and regions afterwards.

For a long time, fans have been looking forward to Ubisoft’s “Split Cell” game. However, they must now be content with the free multiplayer FPS set in Tom Clancy’s cross-border world.