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About 141

141 is a competitive shooter set sometime in the near future, where seven leaders from seven urban tribes take part in deadly worldwide shootouts. In Data Extraction, the objective is to recover encrypted data and send it back to ATMOS: find the encrypted key, activate the pyramidal data slot and deliver the data. If you are eliminated, you drop the key. You can play solo or join a team and split rewards with your teammates when you complete a mission.

Game modes

Worldwide matches support 6 or 12 players in solo and team play. The five modes are:

  • Data Extraction: Find the same key as the other players and deliver it to the objective location.
  • Last One: Survive until you are the last player alive.
  • Classic Deathmatch: Compete in a 25-kill deathmatch.
  • Duel: Face one opponent in a five-round match.
  • Squad: Play in a 6v6 team elimination match.

Maps and weapons

Fights take place across six maps: The Forest, New Gallery, Old Town, Lost Station, The Rock and Snow Zone. The SR77 is a modular weapon that you can adapt for different situations, with extensive upgrades that change how you play. Fit a large-caliber barrel and high-precision scope for long-range combat, or a front grip and short muzzle for close quarters.

You can find chips in the field to change the SR77 into a fast submachine gun, a silent bow, a sniper rifle, or a fire or grenade launcher. You can carry four chips into battle, making their selection part of your strategy.

Warriors and tribes

Your warriors gain points in speed, strength, focus and resistance for each mission you complete, improving their stats over time. You can create or join a tribe, invite members, and promote or demote them.

Create and join matches

The level editor lets you build maps with advanced rendering features and share them in the workshop. You can create a friend list, sync it with your Steam friends and join them directly in a match. Worldwide low-latency servers support online play.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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