Due Process

Due Process is a tactical first-person shooter built around planning and teamwork. Each map is procedurally generated, presenting a new challenge each time you play. You discuss a strategy over voice chat and use the planning phase to draw up an attack plan, then adapt and coordinate with your team when events go awry.

Procedural maps

Levels are created through a procedurally assisted generation process, then edited by level designers before they are delivered. The designers also try new concepts as they work on levels.

Three-round operations

You deploy assets from your armory over the course of three rounds. Any asset that is destroyed or lost does not return. Plans can change once fighting begins: you may need to coordinate with teammates on the fly, such as having one open fire to cover another player's footsteps.

Two factions

The two distinct factions have different playstyles and capabilities. One is a corporate military force contracted to enforce indefinite martial law, equipped with tactical gear and weapons suited to close-quarters combat. Its approach relies on speed, surprise and decisive action, whether clearing the opposition room by room or striking quickly at the heart of the defense.

The other faction is a rag-tag band of outlaws resisting the corporations. Its weapons and gear are rudimentary relics, but its strength lies in cunning: you can anticipate the enemy's plans, set traps and crossfires with your team, and exploit openings in an attack to flank the opposition.