Havoc is a free-to-play action game for PC developed by Breakthrough Games. It is an MMO first-person shooter featuring distinct 3D cartoon-like visuals and tactical team-based battles. It boasts a wide variety of game modes to choose from and diverse weapons that suit different play styles and situations.

What makes Havoc stand out from other shooters Counter-Strike 2 or Apex Legends is that it features semi-destructible objects that add another layer of complexity and tactic to the gameplay. Players can fully customize the game experience as they want with the various lobby settings available before the start of a match.

Organized destruction

Havoc is a multiplayer FPS game that from the get-go, looks like a fairly standard shooter, with an emphasis on tactical team-based battle gameplay. It features nice cartoon-like visuals and you can jump right into a session with friends or other players online, with configurable match settings beforehand. You can then choose from multiple game modes, including bomb defusal, team deathmatch, and more.

Where things get interesting is when you're in battle itself as the game boasts semi-destructible objects that change the way you strategize and play the game. You can catch opponents off guard by destroying walls and obstacles to create new paths for yourself. More interestingly, you can shoot through certain objects to reach your targets and literally blindside them with bullet fire.

Access a wide range of customizable weapons before the fight begins. Choose from primary weapons including sniper rifles or sub-machine guns, and pistols for secondaries. They're complemented by utility gear, such as body armor and special power-up items. Now, it's still pretty early days for this shooter, so thin game content is somewhat understandable. Also, movement and gun mechanics are still a bit clunky at this point.

Could be great

Overall, Havoc offers a fun and engaging tactical shooter wrapped inside an arcade-like experience. You have plenty of game modes and weapon customization galore to complement its cartoon-like presentation. All that said, the core mechanics still need more work and refinement. It has the potential to be something great if these issues get addressed in future updates promptly. As it stands, it's still worth giving a try.