Here is the shooter Dr. Disrespect says Call of Duty will be blown away

Gameplay footage of the debut project created by controversial streamer Dr. Disrespect is now circulating online. Dubbed a “vertical extraction shooter” that the Doc has claimed will explode call of Duty‘s engine outta the water, the NFT game, titled crashhas an intriguing premise but is currently looking rough around the edges.

Midnight Society is Guy’s “Dr. Disrespect” Beahm, who previously worked as a level designer at call of Duty studio Sledgehammer Games and several other veteran AAA game makers. The studio worked on it crash, formerly called “Project Moon,” for a while. However, on July 29, videos of the game continued to circulate Twitter and youtube as early backers of the game, who were granted access to a tech demo beta, began sharing their experiences. Videos of the beta, officially dubbed “snapshots” by the Midnight Society, don’t have much to offer. They are set in the first person perspective and mainly show a soldier shooting his way through a couple of dimly lit firing ranges with an M16-style assault rifle while climbing some kind of skyscraper.

But the question remains: What is this game anyway? Corresponding Midnight Society website, crash will be “the most community-focused online PVP multiplayer experience the world has ever seen.” What it’s billed for is simpler: more of an ascending battle royale than a sprawling one. Think Escape from Tarkov mixed with PUBG and you will get the idea. The premise appears to have you blasting your way through AI and player-controlled enemies to be the first to reach the top of the tower and be extracted instantly. That fascinates me. Although I’m not the best FPS player out there – I mean me am blind – I enjoy frantic firefights in small spaces. The quick movements, the split-second decision-making, the racing heartbeat, the death. It’s a brief but exciting moment, and if crash can capture that frenetic, then this could be a solid battle royale.

However, what we’re seeing right now is pretty much in the middle. sure, crash is currently in development, giving Midnight Society plenty of time to refine it. Still, the stiff animations, boring environments, and sluggish player movement aren’t mind-blowing. There is certainly nothing here blows call of Duty‘s engine gone, like Dr. Disrespect said the game would take place during a live stream a few months later Modern warfare 2 was revealedand I don’t even like cod so much.

You can’t forget the attached NFTs crash, to. In fact, this is currently the only way to play a snapshot of the game: Buying a goddamn NFT. While that detracts from my interest in what Midnight Society is building, the core idea is compelling enough for me to watch closely. We’ll see what crash will as development progresses.