War of Rights Review

War of Rights Gameplay

War of Rights takes players back to the distant past, during the American War of Independence. The developers tried to convey not only the atmosphere of the events but also recreated exactly the significant historical events, showing the area with all the fields, rivers, ridges where the battles took place.

Players will have the opportunity to visit precisely recreated battlefields - from the Potomac River to the mountains and the winding waters of Entem Creek. The players will be able to choose from a list of soldiers and ranks that fought in the battles. You can play as a humble soldier, an organizer of chaos, or a major general.

The game has the option of fine-tuning the character according to the time of the civil war. Weight will affect the quality of walking and running, as well as fatigue. The start of the game will take place in the main headquarters equipped with a map of the area and where reports from friendly and enemy positions will be received. You will have to obey the will of your commanders, or you can rebel against them as you see fit.

Thanks to the beautiful soundtrack as well as the authentic atmosphere, players will be able to hear the whistling of flying bullets, see injured soldiers after the fatal shots, and your comrades will scream and bleed when they are injured. The rivers of blood will once again remind you of the horrors of the civil war.

Bullet drop mechanics are present in War of Rights, making it challenging to shoot. Now the shooter has to calculate the exact distance to the target to hit successfully (an adjustable aiming bar will help). The gunpowder smoke after the volley will make visibility difficult, and it will take about fifteen seconds to reload the single-round rifle. Separately, it is worth talking about the shuttle battle, which is an integral part of the gameplay. The fate of a match in War of Rights is often decided by a crucial "charge"—a hand-to-hand attack on the opponent's position. Cold weapons in capable hands can be much more useful than firearms.