CT Special Forces: Fire for Effect
Asobo Studio · 2014 · Action, Shooter, Third-Person Shooter
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About CT Special Forces: Fire for Effect
Lead elite counter-terrorism squads through physics-driven tactical missions across a variety of vehicles and combat scenarios. Choose from multiple specialists with unique abilities and loadouts to tackle worldwide terrorist threats with non-stop action and dynamic aerial combat.
For the first time in this genre, physics will have a major impact on how you play the game.
In spite of being a totally new gameplay experience, CT Special Forces: Fire For Effect stays true to the franchise values through non-stop action, varied gameplay sequences and of course several characters to choose from offering distinctive abilities, vehicles and equipment.
- Two characters that employ different skills
- Vast selection of weapons and equipment
- Terrifying aerial combat
- Requisition vehicles and change tactics
- Use jeeps, boats, hovercrafts and more!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Just tested the tutorial and first ship level of this game on Windows 11 with a Ryzen 7 7840H CPU and 780M APU. No real issues except for the game hanging on exit. No compatibility modes, vsync, etc. used. Unlike other reviews, for me it just worked.7 found this helpful
oldskool hard gameplay
enemy spam + disorienting skydiving missions + nuke radius rocket launchers + slow movement + 26 boring levels = good game.
CT Special Forces: Fire for Effect is a third-person action shooter that reflects a very specific era of mid-2000s game design, blending arcade-style gunplay with cinematic military spectacle. Developed by Asobo Studio and Hip Games and published by Funbox Media Ltd, the title originally emerged during a period when tactical shooters were experimenting with hybrid mechanics—mixing stealth, physics-driven interactions, and explosive set pieces. Now available on Steam, the game stands as a time capsule of that design philosophy, offering both nostalgic charm and clear evidence of its age. The core of Fire for Effect revolves around mission-based progression centered on a global counter-terrorism campaign. You step into the boots of elite operatives tasked with dismantling an international threat network, moving from urban infiltration scenarios to high-stakes assaults involving advanced weaponry and large-scale destruction. The narrative itself is straightforward and functional, providing just enough context to link together its varied missions. It doesn’t delve deeply into character development or moral complexity; instead, it focuses on propelling the player from one action-heavy …
Awful. Just bloody terrible. Couldn't even make it past the second training course because the game doesn't give you enough ammo, the sniper rifle is inaccurate AF and the first person view is bugged. Oh and it crashed right at the start of the game. At least I only wasted less than a buck for this nonsense. Unless you have a heap of nostalgia for this game and are willing to look up how to make it run properly through fan patches and whatnot, stay clear. I love janky old shooters, but this one is better left forgotten.
If the year is post 2010 don't touch this
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