Free to playCaliber Special forces, one squad
Caliber is a team-based third-person shooter about modern special forces, with more than 70 operators across Assault, Support, Medic and Marksman roles. Squad up with co-op friends for relaxed PvE missions, tougher co-op challenges, or PvP and mixed player-and-bot modes across dozens of maps.
Is Caliber worth it?
Caliber is worth it if…
- you like squad shooters where each class has a clear job to do
- you want co-op games to play with co-op friends against bots
- you like switching between relaxed co-op nights and competitive PvP rounds
- you enjoy realistic modern military gear, weapons and maps
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Four classes that need each other
You pick an operator from Assault, Support, Medic or Marksman, each with a distinct ability and loadout. Guns, mines, drones, robots and RPGs are all on the table, and every weapon behaves differently based on damage, spread, rate of fire and bullet velocity. Winning means acting like a unit: sharing enemy positions, covering allies and finishing objectives together. A lone hero routine tends to end with a respawn screen and a lesson learned.
Co-op missions or player showdowns
There is a mode for most moods. Take on easy and entertaining co-op missions against bots when you want something low-pressure with co-op friends, push into harder co-op fights that demand real coordination, or test yourselves in competitive modes against other players and in mixed battles with players and bots. Fights play out on dozens of maps, from Middle Eastern Karkhad to the frosty Isverden Archipelago. Join clans, build a regular group, and climb the leaderboards if that is your thing.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo?
You can queue on your own and the game will place you with other players, and clans plus in-game matchmaking help you find regular teammates. The objectives still reward coordination, so expect to ping enemies, stick with your squad and help allies, even with strangers.
How do co-op missions work?
Co-op missions put your squad against bots rather than other players, with combat objectives to complete as a team. Some are easy and entertaining for a casual session, while harder ones ask for tighter roles, revives and shared information. Pick a Medic if nobody else will.
What is the difference between PvP and the mixed modes?
Competitive modes pit your team against other players, while other modes mix players and bots on the same battlefield. The mixed battles add NPCs around player objectives, so you watch both the map and the other squad instead of only hunting kills.
What do you actually do as a team?
You coordinate movement, call out enemy positions, support allies and work through combat objectives round by round. Classes shape that work: Assault pushes, Support and Medic keep the squad firing and alive, and Marksman covers lanes from range.
