Free to playCaliber Special forces, one squad
Pick an operator, cover your teammates, and push the objective together in tense third-person firefights.
Is Caliber worth it?
Caliber is worth it if…
- you like team shooters where coordination decides the round
- you enjoy trying lots of distinct operators and loadouts
- you want pvp, co-op, and mixed modes in one game
- you like steady progression and climbing with a squad
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Four classes that need each other
You queue as Assault, Support, Medic, or Marksman, each operator bringing a different ability and loadout. One player pops smoke, another sends a drone around the corner, a medic keeps the push alive while a marksman covers the lane.
Winning means acting like a unit: sharing enemy positions, timing abilities, and helping allies finish objectives. With friends or clanmates it clicks fast, and the leaderboards give steady squads something to chase.
Operators, guns, mines, and robots
The roster is the toy box. More than 70 operators from special forces units worldwide, each with a unique ability and kit spanning rifles, mines, drones, robots, and RPGs.
Weapons are tuned to feel distinct, with damage, spread, rate of fire, bullet velocity, and other traits shaping how each gun handles. Level an operator to open more of what makes that pick tick, then find the combination that suits your role.
PvP, co-op, and something in between
There is a mode for most shooter moods. Test yourself against other players in competitive matches, fight players and bots together, or take it easier with co-op missions against the game.
Maps stretch across dozens of locations in different theaters, from Middle Eastern Karkhad to the frosty Isverden Archipelago. Short rounds keep the focus on the next plan, the next revive, the next crossfire.
Slow, deliberate third-person fights
This is a third-person shooter built around cover, angles, and teamwork rather than solo sprinting.
Easy to learn and harder to master fits here: the basics land quickly, while operator matchups and map control take time. It suits patient players who like a plan coming together.
What else should you know?
How does teamwork work in a match?
You win by coordinating: call out enemies, combine abilities, and support allies through the objective. A smoke screen plus a drone, a revive at the right moment, or a well-placed mine can turn a close fight.
What operators can you play?
Over 70 special forces operators from around the world, split into Assault, Support, Medic, and Marksman. Each has a unique ability and equipment, so squads can mix firepower, recon, healing, and long-range cover.
What modes are included?
Competitive matches against other players, battles against players and bots, and easier co-op missions. It is a useful spread: go hard one night, then unwind with a lighter mission the next.
Where do battles take place?
Dozens of maps across different theaters of war, from Middle Eastern Karkhad to the frosty Isverden Archipelago. Expect different layouts and sightlines that reward learning cover and choke points.
