Game called "Codename CURE":
No codenames.
Plant bombs and RUN.
My kind of cure.

Typical Mission:
Spawn as a class and instantly regret choosing said class.
One Zombie spawns.
AAAHHH *blast it*
Hey this is easy!
Open stairwell: 20 Zombies.
NPC's save our butt.
Find every way not to get to bomb.
Find and plant bomb.
Is it over now?
Ohhh we have to run away!
*30 seconds left* Hurry up elevator!
*elevator music for 25 seconds*
Get to the chopper!
*Gets hit by SWAT Zombie and slowed down*
Chopper leaves.
Teammate has wonderful view of me being eaten.

10/10 would CURE people again.

"Your country United States is not allowed to join this server"

10/10

a grate was closing and one of our teammates were being left behind, just as his head was no longer visible, another team member shot him to death with a shotgun. he turned to me and said

"it's better than becoming one of them"

immersive/10, despite little map variation at the time of writing

If you're cure-ious about this game, it's quite fun; although it doesn't have much to offer. Well, that's because it's an Early Access game currently. Thus there will be more content implemented later on (hopefully). Yet it seems Codename CURE is being produced by one person.

I'm going to start with what's wrong with the game first, from my personal experience:
-Since it's in Early Access, there isn't too much to offer.
-Servers are scarce, and for what servers are available, most of them are local to their hosts. And for what server I do manage to join, my connection isn't all too well.
-While there are five characters with their own unique set of abilities, two certain weapons are present twice: the shotgun, and a pistol for the Technician, and the Support class.
-Allegedly, the assests used to produce this game have been stolen from other sources. I do not know if this is true.
-There are only four maps in the game. (Though, this is still Early Access; and Community Workshop is being considered (for maps), so they say)
-The music that notifies you, "Hey, horde inbound!" doesn't last too long. Which sucks, because it's enjoyable.
-The AI companions never randomise. It's always a Sniper, Pointman, and Assault.
-The image displayed unter the "Community Hub" button, is kind of a turn away for me, but, what the hell. I didn't make the game.
-Only one gametype thus far.

I'd personally like to have a survival mode. This game seems suitable for it.

Now, unto what's good about Codename CURE:
-Gunplay is nice and smooth, all shots fired meet where I pointed them.
-The maps' dynamic encounters (such as the breaking bridge, and explosive barricades) are neat and fun to see.
-The addition of AI controlled friendlies makes the replayability jump up. It's also cool that you may disable them. It's also great that they follow you, never letting you stray from the team.
-The music offered is nice to listen to. After you've planted the bomb and are fleeing, once the timer reaches "0:59" the music plays. It then picks up when time is about 10 seconds remaining, and speeds up when the times reaches 3 seconds left.
-The exhilaration of making into the safety zone is quite magnificent, especially on the harder difficulties.
-The game feels like a blend of Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead 2 and Half-Life 2. (I could care less about Half-Life though)
-Requirements aren't demanding, thus making it playable, and enjoyable on lower end PC's.
-The load time is pretty fast, even to online servers.
-No microtransactions, a Play To Win!

Codename CURE is strangely more fun than it seems, despite the same four maps. It is definately worth trying, I mean. It's a Free To Play, so there isn't anything for you to lose. Except maybe a couple gigabytes. Go ahead, grab a friend, or four; and go play this game.

There are many aspects that are similar to Left 4 Dead. But there are some gameplay differences.


Codename CURE is a 5 man co-op first person shooter in which you kill zombies. The objective is to go to end of the map to plant a bomb and return back to the start to escape before the bomb explodes. On the way you will have to massacre any zombies that get in your way using guns. You can aim down sights as well as melee.


In Codename cure there are an array of classes, each with unique weapons and abilities.

The first class is the Pointman. The Pointman is usually the one who goes up front and kills basically anything that is not human. The Pointman is armed with an M4 semi-automatic shotgun and Dual Wielded Infinites (Custom M1911s basically) as his sidearm. The Pointman also has several grenades which he can throw to takeout multiple zombies.

The second class is the Support. The Support uses an MP5K submachine gun and a USP-Match as his sidearm. The Support doesn't have but does have supply chests which he can throw down to replenish health and ammo.

The next class is the Assault class. The Assault class comes equipped with a IMI Galil assault rifle (that has ridiculous recoil my my opinion.) and a CZ-75 as his pistol of choice. Like the Pointman the Assault comes equipped with 4 grenades to blow up any large number of zombies.

The forth class is the Technician. The Technician fires a Mossberg 590 pump action shotgun with a USP-Match as his pistol. Instead of grenades or supply chests the Technician can place down a sentry gun to aid in shooting zombies.

The final class is the Sniper. The Sniper uses a PSG-1 semi automatic sniper rifle and a Five-seveN as his secondary. The Sniper can also throw incendiary grenades.


There 2 types of zombies in this game. Small stupid ones that run at you that you don't have to worry about and slightly bigger ones that take more power to kill.


There isn't much content in Codename CURE. There are only 4 maps to play. In terms of quality the maps are lackluster. There isn't much detail and they aren't immersive. There are also a lot of dark spots on the maps. Now this wouldn't be a problem if they didn't bind the flashlight to a wierd button. I found myself punching at nothing because the the flashlight was binded to "q" by default and melee was binded to "f". Now the models and animations of the guns and players are good only because they were taken from Gamebanana, a modding site. Good thing the creator credited the original people who created them.


Overall I would give this game a 6.5/10. The game is lackluster, but it's still fun to play.