There are still more announcements in the video gaming front. For airsofters and gamers looking forward to another shooter multiplayer game apart from the established franchises, they are in luck. The Farm 51, the game development studio behind Get Even and Painkiller: Hell & Damnation, just announced World War 3 which will have Battlefield-style components.

The Farm 51 announced that they will be releasing the game via Steam Early Access this year:

We are proud to unveil our new modern military FPS titled World War 3, releasing on Steam Early Access in 2018.

World War 3’s Warzone game mode features large-scale combined arms battles with infantry, armored vehicles and drones; its Recon mode features a fresh approach to the battle royale genre. Strong teamplay, national armed forces, real locations, full body awareness, and a versatile customization system all contribute to the authenticity of the modern combat experience enhanced by other essential elements such as a robust ballistic system, advanced armors and life-like weapons. Produced in cooperation with military R&D centers and consultants, World War 3 shows the consequences of every battle in the context of a global war campaign on a strategic war map.

Apart from the Battlefield-style components such as vehicles, which will be land and air vehicles, the announcement also revealed that the game will be joining in the Battle Royale fray which is called “Recon Mode” in which PUBG and Fortnite are already slugging it out, with the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 joining in October. More choices now for players as to what game they want to do some Battle Royale gaming.

World War 3 looks like it is set in 21st Century Europe as the locations revealed are Moscow, Berlin, and Warsaw, three of the most ravaged capitals during World War II. But what it touts as its strength is the squad-based team work in both Warzone and Recon modes. As always, there will be customization of weapons, uniforms, and skins.

When it gets released this year, World War 3 will work exclusively on Windows PCs, giving PC gamers something to put over console players.