What FOXSOLDIER is
FOXSOLDIER is a hardcore sci-fi action RPG built around multiplayer competition. You fight with four action systems: shooting, long sword, kung fu, and locomotive. Everything runs off just the left and right mouse buttons, so the whole moveset sits under two inputs and the depth comes from how you chain those actions together in a fight. Combat is framed as a drastic battle against powerful monsters, and you clear levels one by one while using whatever weapons and resources you have on hand. The game carries tags for gun customization, strategy, shoot 'em up, and third-person shooting, so expect a loadout you tune yourself and fights that reward planning as much as reflexes.
Playing together
Multiplayer competition is the core of the game, and online PvP is a supported feature. That means you can test your build and your aim against other players rather than only working through the levels solo. The singleplayer tags are there too, so there is room to play on your own when the group is not on. Since the entire control scheme is two mouse buttons, getting a friend into the game is quick — there is no long key list to explain before they can start swinging a sword or firing back.
The motorcycle and the view
The locomotive system is a motorcycle you ride across rough road. The handling is built so that collisions and rollovers get corrected back to an upright position quickly, which keeps the ride smooth instead of punishing. That makes free running and racing across the terrain a real part of the game, not just a way to get between fights. The camera is a 3D omnidirectional view, so you can swing the angle around during a battle and keep sight of what is happening around you.
Before you start
Go in expecting a demanding game — it is described as hardcore, and the difficulty sits in mastering four systems that share only two buttons. Bring a plan for how you split your attention between shooting, melee, unarmed combat, and driving, because the fights against powerful monsters will not wait for you to figure it out mid-battle. If your group wants to compete, online PvP is where the game puts its focus.