Small block of a middle eastern town with interiors and roof access in every building. I recommend 30-60 bots in point match or skirmish mode. There are 8 capture points, 4 on the ground floor and 4 on the roofs. Not all floors have access but bots

The MAS 36 was developed as a cheap and easy to produce rifle for the French army to stock while a new semi automatic rifle was developed.It's purpose then would be to act as an emergency weapon for the reserves,while the better guns were being

SPEC-OPS+ Team Commander adds a set of skins for crows and eagles to the game. Added the group commander skin.

So I tried to use a custom script this time. This map is still being tested and will be updated continuously in the future. Added secret weapon "Super RAILGUN" BOTS: 50-60

Designed for the Spanish army to fix the issues with the 1887 Turkish model,the mauser 1893 was itself the result of improvements over the first transitional version (the 1892). It was mainly used in the Spanish American war and the Spanish Civil

Combat vehicle developed by Nikolai Lebedenko in Russia in 1914-1915. N. Zhukovsky and his nephews, B. Stechkin and A. Mikulin also took part in the development. Strictly speaking, the object was not a tank, but a wheeled combat vehicle. The tank

A spooky, full-sized rural battlefield! This is a complete expansion of my Halloween map from last year, Homestead. I hope you enjoy! Features 6 capture points. Recommended bots: 60-80

Map "Radio" for the game Ravenfield, which is a mysterious radio station in the middle of the forest. Enabling night mode will reduce the fog for a smaller landscape effect, but it is better suited for shooting at enemies at a long distance.

Mod "Desert AML Brothers" will add to the game Ravenfield armored car with excellent intelligence functionality. Designed on a small , lightly armored 4 × 4 chassis, it weighs about 5.5 tons - much lighter than a tank.

The release of the popular vote for the next skin is here, Victorian Mexicans! While not quite just the Victorian era, that's just a bonus, ain't it? From the early 19th century into the early 20th, travel along with Mexico through numerous