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== Gameplay == Breed is a squad-based [[first-person shooter]]. The gameplay could be compared to [[Halo (series)|Halo]] but is closer to the [[Rainbow Six]] game series, or [[Star Wars: Republic Commando|Star Wars Republic Commando]]. [[Squad]]s can be commanded into various formations or ordered to regroup, ceasefire and various other commands. Squad members can share ammunition and heal one another. They can also fix vehicles or be left on top of a mountain (for example) to provide cover for other members. Breed's squad-based gameplay is along the lines of [[Battlefield 2: Modern Combat]], allowing players to choose which squad member to play as and switch between squad members in the middle of combat. In this respect, players can choose to tackle many of the missions in several different ways. The player shoots his way through numerous enemies and completes mission objectives given to them by the commander. Levels consist of wide-open areas, obstacles such as roads, bridges and cliffs as well as extended flight sequences using the vehicles. Although mission waypoints are marked it's often up to the player to realize strategies that don't include an obvious line of sight approach. The player's view is usually from that of a first-person perspective, but can also be switched to a third person view. There is a heads-up display which shows the player's ammunition count, armor, and equipped weapon, as well as a compass and squad commands. The player can carry two weapons at a time and there is a wide selection of weapons at one's disposal, everything from energy weapons like plasma cannons to your standard assault rifle and a few exotic [[Extraterrestrial life in popular culture|alien]] weapons. There are also a range of vehicles such as an [[Armoured personnel carrier|APC]], jeep, and a space fighter which can be used at certain points in the game. Friendly gun emplacements can be used, such as the guns on the drop ship. Enemy gun emplacements can also be captured and used to your advantage. The single player [[AI]] can be left to control emplacements to give you covering fire. In a few instances players can pilot an aircraft from outer [[space]], head through the Earth's atmosphere, then continue their journey down to the [[planet]]'s surface. Breed's 'gameplay kernel' allows various aspects of a mission to be played out simultaneously in space or on the planet itself. Online play includes several maps to choose from. There are Team, Melee and standard [[Deathmatch (gaming)|Deathmatch]] modes. Many maps include vehicles. In all, 16 players can play on any given map, but there is no bot [[AI]] included.
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