War Brokers is a multiplayer FPS where you fight on foot or use tanks, APCs, helicopters, and jets across team objectives and Battle Royale.
Here's a quick look at the game:
War Brokers is a multiplayer first-person shooter that mixes infantry combat with controllable military vehicles. You can fight on foot with rifles, pistols, explosives, and other weapons, or enter tanks, APCs, helicopters, and aircraft when the battlefield calls for heavier firepower. The objective depends on the selected mode rather than following one rule in every match.
Fight on Foot or Take a Vehicle
Soldier movement uses WASD, with Space to jump and C to toggle crouching. Left Ctrl toggles sprinting, while the mouse controls your view. Fire with the left mouse button, hold the right mouse button to zoom or aim, and hold Shift while zoomed to steady your aim.
War Brokers also gives jumping a movement role beyond clearing small obstacles. After your first jump, you can perform additional jumps from vertical surfaces, allowing you to wall-jump toward higher positions. Reaching elevated areas can change your firing angle, so checking walls, ladders, and climbable objects can reveal routes that are unavailable from ground level.
Use 1–5 to select your primary weapon, secondary weapon, pistol, knife, and grenades. F handles interactions such as entering or leaving vehicles and using certain objectives. The available vehicles have their own controls; for example, helicopters use W and S for vertical movement, A and D for yaw, the mouse for pitch and roll, and Q to deploy flares against missile locks.
Objectives Change Between Modes
In Team Deathmatch, your team tries to score more eliminations than the opposing side before time expires. Team Capture Point instead requires players to fight around flag positions and stand inside the marked capture area to change control of the point.
Missile Launch divides the teams into attackers and defenders. Attackers reach marked missiles and hold F to raise them, while defenders try to interrupt the process and can lower partially raised missiles. Multiple teammates working on the same missile can complete the interaction faster, so concentrating players on a secured objective has a direct advantage.
Vehicle Escort changes the focus again: a team advances a tank by keeping a player close to it while opponents attempt to stop the escort. War Brokers also includes Battle Royale play, where players parachute onto the map, collect equipment, and fight to survive.
Match Weapons to the Target
Weapon choice matters especially when vehicles enter the fight. Different guns vary in range, damage, magazine size, and fire rate, while some armored targets require heavier equipment. Tanks can be damaged by weapons such as RPGs, guided missiles, miniguns, and vehicle-mounted weapons rather than ordinary small arms.
Against infantry, accuracy also has a specific reward: headshots deal double damage. Against vehicles, identify the target first and switch to equipment capable of damaging it instead of spending ammunition that cannot solve the problem. War Brokers rewards that transition between shooting, movement, objective play, and vehicle combat throughout a match.
