Monday Night Combat PC Game

MNC takes place in a future where shooting people is an official sponsored sport (and shouldn’t it be?). Its arenas are actual, constructed-for-competition arenas where Pros (the players) compete for BIG MONEY and BIG PRIZES (well, money at least). The main mode of play, and the only competitive multiplayer mode, is a sort of tower defense/Defense of the Ancients team battle. If you don’t know what we mean by that, don’t worry about it – let us explain: each team has a base, at the center of which lies the Moneyball which is literally a ball of money. The object is to destroy the opposition’s Moneyball, and watching it explode in a shower of coins never gets old.

However, the Pros aren’t alone in their venture. Each base regularly spawns Bots which follow a set path toward the enemy base. Now hold on a sec – if the word “bot” sends crawling waves of revulsion up your spine, don’t freak out just yet. They’re no bots in the traditional shooter sense of player-clones that try to behave like players but fail miserably. No, these bots are mostly fodder, but they come in a wonderful spectrum of varieties, and their main purpose is to create a frontline of combat. Your job is to escort the bots so that they push the frontline ever closer to the enemy base. To mix things up and keep a bit of chaos going, there are always two bot paths in an arena, so you have to watch both sides or split the tasks amongst your teammates.