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Ace Of Spades Launches Today
Ace of Spades, the combat and construction game by Europe’s largest independent games studio, Jagex, goes live today.
Think part Minecraft, part FPS, and all creativity. Ace of Spades brings the battle of Blue versus Green to your PC with real-time strategy as you mine and shoot your way to victory. With four different classes and game modes such as team deathmatch and multi-hill teamwork is the key to victory.
Players will have to work together as the miner who can build up defenses or sneak past enemy and destroy theirs; the rocketeer, a man with a jet pack and guns, who disappears just as fast as he came; the marksman, who specializes in special ops with a deadly scope; and the commando, the walking one-man army.
The game is available now for $9.99 on steam so you and can your buddies can start fighting off zombies hordes, building barricades, destroying your block enemies.
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