Tactical Intervention, the so called spiritual sequel to Counter-Strike, is about to release in the United States. This brand new PC game from Gooseman, the creator of Counter-Strike, runs on Valve’s Source engine, similar to CS:GO. It pushes the boundaries of tactical FPS’s by adding new gameplay and scenarios. There’s also a focus on user interaction in the levels, with almost all objects destroyable. Find out if your PC has the specs to play Tactical Intervention.
Tactical Intervention Minimum PC System Requirements
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: Dual Core 2.0Ghz
- RAM: 1GB XP / 2GB Vista and 7
- Graphics Card: Direct X 9.0c compatible Graphics hardware with 256MB dedicated graphics memory
- (Tested Minimum: Intel HD3000 / Radeon HD6310 / nVidia 6600GT)
- HDD: 5 GB Free
- DX: 9.0c
Tactical Intervention Recommended PC System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7
- CPU: Quad Core 2.6 Ghz or better
- RAM: 4 GB
- Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD6850, nVidia GeForce GTX460
- HDD: 5 GB Free
- DX: 9.0c
Note 1: System requirements are subject to change without notice, as we are still testing Tactical Intervention on various hardware.
Note 2: Windows 7 does not have native support for Direct X 9.0c. Please go to DX9 Download to download and install Direct X 9.0c if your system is freshly installed, or see your Direct X error message for more info.
Because Tactical Intervention is still in beta, obviously these things can change. But as you can see, the game is not very graphically demanding.
Check out these Tactical Intervention screenshots Gooseman posted last month…
You can also see how Tactical Intervention looks in this Harlem Shake video…
The open beta for Tactical Intervention ends today. The game will launch officially on March 28, 2013, published by OGPlanet and developed by FIX Korea. Tactical Intervention is FREE to play and for Windows PCs.
Tactical Intervention Official Site