Fight players and creatures in Jamir, upgrade guns and abilities, earn gems, and switch tactics across deathmatch, Base Wars, and Survival.
Here's a quick look at the game:
Jamir is a sci-fi tactical shooter by Mert Ozturk in which character upgrades, weapons, items, and abilities affect how you approach multiplayer and co-op battles. Instead of having one universal win condition, the game changes your objective across deathmatch, Base Wars, and Survival modes.
Choose the Right Objective for Each Mode
In Deathmatch Free for All, the goal is to eliminate other players as many times as possible during a 10-minute round. Defeating stronger, upgraded opponents awards more gems, so the value of a target can differ from one enemy to another.
Team Deathmatch also lasts 10 minutes, but kills against the opposing team contribute to the team-based fight. Base Wars changes the focus again: three teams compete over a main generator, and the team dealing the most damage to it gains control of the main base. Once one team leads, it must hold that advantage against the other two teams for the required period to win gems.
Jamir also includes Survival, a co-op mode built around lasting through waves of creatures. Three creature types award different amounts of gems, with rewards also affected by wave strength. This makes survival time and enemy selection part of progression rather than simply another player-versus-player match.
Movement and Combat Controls
Use WASD to move and the mouse to handle aiming and shooting. Space is used for jumping and double jumping, while Shift changes function depending on your position: it lets you run while grounded and activates your ability while airborne.
Several keys handle Jamir's equipment systems. Press Q to switch between your gun and item, and X to change between gun or item combat and punch mode. Press V to convert energy into armor, while C makes your character crouch.
Upgrade Around the Fight Ahead
Progression covers your character, guns, abilities, and items, so combat strength is not tied to weapons alone. Because stronger upgraded players provide more gems in deathmatch modes, attacking a tougher opponent can offer a larger reward but also puts you against a better-developed target.
Mode objectives should also affect your priorities. Chasing individual eliminations directly serves Free for All, whereas Base Wars requires attention to the main generator and control of the base. In Survival, preserving your ability to handle later creature waves matters because wave strength influences the gems available. Learning when to shoot, use an item, activate an airborne ability, or convert energy into armor is therefore part of managing Jamir's wider combat system.
