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Gears of War: Judgment's New Mode
Epic Games and developer People Can Fly are adding a new multiplayer mode to Gears of War: Judgment called Free-For-All.
As you would expect by the name, this multiplayer mode ditches team tactics in favor of sheer personal survival. The mode is playable at PAX Prime this week, with two maps on display (description direct from Microsoft/Epic):
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Gears of War: Judgment comes out on March 19. For more info on the game, check out our cover story hub.
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