Squad is a tactical first-person shooter emphasizing authentic combat through teamwork, communication, and realistic engagements. The title features combined-arms warfare and 100-player battles between opposing factions. In WARDOGS, up to one hundred players split across three teams fighting over the active control zone.

Tactical Hierarchy and Freedom of Approach

WARDOGS sets no fixed rules of engagement, granting participants full discretion over how they approach the battlefield. Combatants can infiltrate forward sectors as solitary reconnaissance snipers or coordinate assaults inside organized tactical squads.

Combat Logistics and Resource Circulation

Squad incorporates a logistics system where building fortifications and supplying ammunition or materials gives squads an edge. In WARDOGS, operatives can purchase ghillie concealment suits to snipe from concealment or pilot rotary-wing aircraft to transport team materiel. Engaging within the moving Hot Zone doubles standard monetary yields, generating elevated financial payouts. In-match revenue persistence permits fighters to purchase heavy armored vehicles that shift operational balance. Every tactical contribution rewards cash, funding subsequent kit customizations and forward hardware purchases.

Sector Warfare and Combined Arms Envelopes

Squad features an in-game VoIP system that enables players to talk locally, within squads, between squad leaders, and to the team commander. Field crews in WARDOGS can construct forward operating bases to anchor defensible territory against rival coalitions. Artillery operators utilize mobile howitzer armor to deliver long-range orbital shell bombardments against fortified sectors. Direct local voice chat unifies operational maneuvers, ensuring real-time tactical adjustments across nearby units.

Sources

• Steam Store Page: WARDOGS
• Steam Store Page: Squad
• Community Wiki: King of the Hill Guide

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