Number one player?
I think you're just stubborn... Huh?
Before he could finish the thought, Hattori Hiroshi was stunned.
From the introduction of the promotional video,
this shooting game named "Jet Warrior" had a key factor to achieving ultimate victory that wasn't the traditional gunfight's killing spree.
And it wasn't the battle royale type of free-for-all.
It was... damn it...
Was it actually a moping game?
Though each player's weapon was different, the bullets they sprayed out were all ink, ejecting in different trajectories depending on the weapon, leaving behind a thick layer of colorful and irregularly splattered shapes of ink on the ground.
This ink was the means to victory for the players!
In the few short minutes of a PvP mode match, whichever side had a higher coverage ratio of ink on the ground would win!
During the match, what players needed to do was to cover as much of their opponent's ink with their own as possible.
Can't shoot straight?
No problem!
