Masked Forces Crazy Mode

About Masked Forces Crazy Mode

Crazy Mode is the entry in the Masked Forces line built around special crazy modes. The first-person shooting is the familiar series formula - move, aim, jump and fire - but the modes shake up how a match plays out, so rounds feel less predictable than a standard deathmatch.

You get a wide rack of weapons to choose from, and you can play offline or drop into a multiplayer room. Anyone who has spent time on the original will pick up the controls straight away; the novelty is in what the modes do to the match around you.

How to play

Move with WASD, aim and fire with the mouse, and jump with Space. Choose one of the crazy modes, pick a weapon from the arsenal, then play offline or join a multiplayer room. Press T to chat with other players.

Controls

• WASD — move
• Mouse — aim and shoot
• Space — jump
• T — chat in multiplayer

Tips to win

• Play a round of each new mode just to learn how it differs before chasing kills.
• Offline play is the cheapest place to test a weapon you have not used yet.
• Keep moving and jumping while you shoot; standing still in the open makes you an easy target.

Masked Forces Crazy Mode strategy guide

This is a shooter built around crazy modes. Masked Forces Crazy Mode keeps the first-person shooting of the series and wraps it in a set of special modes that make matches less predictable. You move with WASD, aim and fire with the mouse, and jump with Space. Before diving into the most chaotic option, spend a round or two getting used to the basic feel of movement and aim.

Try each mode on its own terms. The modes are the main reason to play this version, and they do not all reward the same habits. When you start a new one, play a round simply to understand how it differs rather than chasing kills straight away. Once you know what the mode asks of you, you can adapt your weapon choice and pace to it.

Use the weapon variety to your advantage. You have a wide range of weapons at your disposal. Rather than sticking to one, learn which feel best at close range and which you prefer for longer sightlines. Knowing two or three weapons well is more useful than dabbling in all of them, because you will switch into a familiar option when a fight suddenly starts.

Offline play is your practice room. The game can be played offline as well as in multiplayer. Offline sessions are the easiest place to test a new weapon or learn a mode without pressure. Move to multiplayer once your aim feels steady. Real opponents move less predictably, so expect a jump in difficulty and focus on staying mobile rather than standing still in the open.

Keep moving and communicate. In any shooter, a stationary target is an easy one. Strafe while you shoot, use jumps to break an opponent's aim, and avoid long stretches in open ground. In multiplayer rooms you can press T to chat with other players. Keep it friendly, and treat each round as a chance to learn the maps a little better.

Masked Forces Crazy Mode FAQ