Much like pieces of a chess game, their abilities also lend in helping out in future turns. One player will start by picking one of seven heroes from the game’s roster. There are two ways to play the game, but for the sake of keeping things simple, I’ll go over the turn-based rules of the game. Karl can use a bubble shield, Rush can zip forward in a similar style to Tracer from Overwatch, Vendetta can set down turrets, and Striker can slow time. A character like Kaptian throws a grenade that explodes on impact. However, for keyboard controls, the F key is used for the special abilities of each character. The game controls are nearly identical to other FPS games players can still run, jump, shoot, and slide. Whoever has the most accelerators by the end of the game wins. Shooting the accelerators will power them up, capturing them. Domination has four particle accelerators on the map. XM Matter is similar to Capture the Flag, but there are four pieces of XM Matter on the map. Seek and Destroy has players taking on one another to attack and defend two specific points on the map. There are four main game modes, Seek and Destroy, Deathmatch, XM Matter, and Domination.
Players will start flying drones over the map. Lemnis Gate allows for one on one combat or 2v2 combat.
Once in the arena, there are a few ways that the game can be played. Players are going to be put into an arena with an objective, which can vary. Lemnis Gate, being a strategy title, doesn’t feel like one.
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