Fight up to 5v5 PvP battles, switch between 20+ weapons, climb ranked matches, or tackle solo missions in Special Ops: GO.
Here's a quick look at the game:
Special Ops: GO is a browser-based first-person shooter from Hazmob built around multiplayer firefights and solo combat missions. Its main competitive mode supports battles of up to 5v5, while Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Ranked, Custom Rooms, and single-player challenges give you different ways to use the game's modern weapon arsenal.
Pick a Mode and Enter the Fight
In multiplayer, the objective depends on the selected mode. Deathmatch puts the focus on eliminating other players, Team Deathmatch divides the fight between two teams, and Ranked adds competitive progression through ranks and credits. Custom Rooms let players create their own matches, while the single-player side replaces human opponents with campaign and survival-style enemies.
Special Ops: GO includes more than 20 weapons spanning pistols, submachine guns, rifles, machine guns, and sniper rifles. You can carry multiple weapons into combat and switch between three weapon slots during a match, which is useful when the distance to an opponent changes.
Master the FPS Controls
The browser version uses keyboard and mouse controls:
| Action | Control |
|---|---|
| Move | WASD |
| Jump | Space |
| Shoot | Left Mouse Button |
| Aim | Right Mouse Button |
| Switch weapons | 1, 2, 3 |
| Use health kit | H |
| View leaderboard | TAB |
| Pause / settings | P |
Aiming and shooting are separate inputs, so the right mouse button lets you line up a shot before firing with the left button. The numbered weapon controls also let you change guns without leaving the firefight.
Adapt Your Weapon to the Map
The game includes maps designed for different shooting distances, including areas suited to sniper combat. Because the arsenal ranges from compact firearms to dedicated sniper rifles, the weapon you select affects how comfortably you can fight at a particular range. Switching slots with 1, 2, or 3 is therefore more useful than trying to force the same gun into every encounter.
Ranked matches add another goal beyond individual firefights: improving your placement while earning credits. The game also includes weapon skins, daily rewards, and quests, giving you progression to pursue between PvP matches and single-player missions.
