For the internet to classify Highguard as Concord 2.0 or another example of hero-shooter slop would be a disservice to this highly competitive FPS game, which I would not mind watching pros play. All the theorizing can be thrown out the window, and no, this is not a push-the-payload situation. The two years of development on this game are looking spicy. One phase of the game actually felt like the thrill of playing Halo’s Capture the Flag.
Wildlight Entertainment and Highguard’s VP, Product and Publishing/Game Writer, Jason Torfin, admitted in our group press interview that they made a slight marketing error by quickly scrambling to make a trailer for The Game Awards 2025. Also, it was true that Geoff Keighley offered them the final game trailer slot for free. However, they knew that the trailer did not truly show what the game is about.
The Wildlight Entertainment team quickly briefed us by showing the launch-day trailer and providing an in-depth gameplay breakdown. Shortly... Read more