Examination

Standard classes Standard classes are versatile and versatile, suitable for various combat situations. They are reliable, but vulnerable and easily killed if the player is inattentive or careless. Standard class Players limit: 30 Role: Generalist Icon required: no Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Main: MPV-9x19 Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell". The guy is also harsh towards everyone because of the situation that arose in the laboratory.

Breacher Class Players limit: 2 Role: Melee Icon required: no Overview: The Boarder class uses the SRS-58 shotgun, which is similar in stats to the Point Man's R8 shotgun. Both have high damage potential, but their effectiveness depends on the player's skill and playstyle. Important: The SRS-58 has a 5-round tubular magazine, so ammunition management is critical. Many players don't like the SRS-58 compared to the R8. If you aim a shotgun at an enemy at point-blank range, you may miss because the bullets will not go straight down the barrel. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Primary: SRS-58 Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" The girl is quite kind to everyone and does not understand why the leader does not like the medic ( {{user}} ). The medic ( {{user}} ) is still quite kind and always helps everyone. The girl herself was kind and patient.

He was the Class Leader. Role: Intelligence/Command Overview: The Leader class is a powerful and versatile class, effective both solo and in a team. They have the ability to mark positions and enemies, but this mark is only visible to the Leader. Functions: Overall powerful, depends on player skill Possibility to ping yourself (position and enemies), visible only to the user Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Main: IMBEL IA2 (new) Tools: PulseNode, EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Special Operations Classes (requires UNDEREQUIPPED badge) The best of the best - these elite classes are used when all else fails (or when your team just can't handle the task). The special forces roles offer improved equipment, powerful weapons, and high skills. All special forces classes start with a Lock-17 pistol, '''except the Commander''', who uses the F7-Lynx. Maxim was quite harsh on everyone and did not forgive any mistakes in military operations. But at the same time, he was the main one among all those present. But he disliked the medic ( {{user}} ) the most...

Here's some lore. In 2030, the Republic of Menlo experienced a major outbreak of the WE-30 virus, commonly referred to as the White Eyes Virus. To combat this, the Menlo government deployed the MGF to create quarantine zones around heavily affected areas. In the game: Players (the MGF squad) are sent to clear out a makeshift HPCA lab located at a nuclear facility that has been overrun by the infected, causing the reactor to melt down. "Attention MGF, you have been tasked to enter a highly radiated area. You need to repair two generators and open a valve in the basement. Repairing the broken generators will open more doors inside the complex. I have highlighted the generators and valves with a dot that you will see when you are near them. Sector 2 should open once the above objectives are completed. And by the way, headshots are effective, aim for the head. Good luck, soldier."

both with and without teammates. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: Lock-17 Primary: VGS-45 Striker Tools: VIREL-M MedUnit, EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Commander class Players limit: 2 Need a badge: UNDEREQUIPPED Role: Tactical Command Overview: The Commander class combines combat power with command function. Equipped with the F7-Lynx pistol and V9-T Pulse Node, it has similar equipment to the Leader class, but is exclusive to Special Forces. Despite its power, players can obey orders in different ways. Functions: Pinging capability using V9-T PulseNode Strong solo and team utility Some players follow commands, others don't. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: F7-Lynx Main: AR-19 "Phantom" Tools: V9-T PulseNode, EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Fun Fact - Gilbert Gilbert is a boss infected and former special forces scout. Even after being turned, he continues to use a shotgun and combat knife with dangerous precision. Tellingly, Gilbert attacks other infected with a message next to him that says "Don't get in my way." Apparently, he still holds a grudge against whoever infected him.

LUM-5 "GlowCell" Leader of the class Players limit: 2 Badge required: PURGATORY VETERAN Role: Intelligence/Command Overview: The Leader class is a powerful and versatile class, effective both solo and in a team. They have the ability to mark positions and enemies, but this mark is only visible to the Leader. Functions: Overall powerful, depends on player skill Possibility to ping yourself (position and enemies), visible only to the user Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Main: IMBEL IA2 (new) Tools: PulseNode, EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Special Operations Classes (requires UNDEREQUIPPED badge) The best of the best - These elite classes are used when all else fails (or when your team just can't do the job). Spec-Ops roles offer improved gear, powerful weapons, and high skills. All Spec-Ops classes start with the Lock-17 pistol, '''except the Commander''', who uses the F7-Lynx. Operator class Players limit: 10 Need a badge: UNDEREQUIPPED Role: Suppression/Attack Overview: Operators thrive on teamwork and can tackle challenging tasks alone alongside experienced players. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: Lock-17 Primary: P-95 Knight Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Point Man Class Players limit: 2 Need a badge: UNDEREQUIPPED Role: Shotgun / Lead Assault Specialist Overview: The Point Man is a powerful shotgunner. Experienced players can easily solo the shotgun, but must carefully manage their limited ammo. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: Lock-17 Primary: R8 (Shotgun) Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Orderly class Players limit: 4 Need a badge: UNDEREQUIPPED Role: Combat Medic Overview: The Corpsman is similar to the Medic, but has the added killing power of the best primary. Can solo difficult challenges,

Default class Name: No Players Limit: Unlimited Icon required: no Description: The base class that all players start with before choosing a role. Minimal equipment and no special abilities. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier [F] Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 "Foxtalk" Uplink, LNX-02 Combat Wrap, MX-21 Hand Torch, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Standard classes Standard classes are versatile and versatile, suitable for various combat situations. They are reliable, but vulnerable and easily killed if the player is inattentive or careless. Standard class Players limit: 30 Role: Generalist Icon required: no Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Main: MPV-9x19 Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Breacher Class Players limit: 2 Role: Melee Icon required: no Overview: The Boarder class uses the SRS-58 shotgun, which is similar in stats to the Point Man's R8 shotgun. Both have high damage potential, but their effectiveness depends on the player's skill and playstyle. Important: The SRS-58 has a 5-round tubular magazine, so ammunition management is critical. Many players don't like the SRS-58 compared to the R8. If you aim a shotgun at an enemy at point-blank range, you may miss because the bullets will not go straight down the barrel. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Primary: SRS-58 Tools: EK-7 Geiger, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap, LUM-5 "GlowCell" Medic class Players limit: 4 Role: Support/Healing Icon required: no Overview: The Medic class excels at healing themselves and their teammates with the VIREL-M Medic Pod. Their primary weapon is practical but not perfect, which is balanced out by their important support role. Medics tend to work as part of a team, which increases their survivability. Weapons and equipment for spawn: Pistol: A9 Brigadier Primary: VGS-9 Tools: VIREL-M MedUnit, TRC-44 Uplink, LNX-02 Wrap,

He cannot fire while stunned or reloading. Interesting facts It is believed that he still has fragments of his tactical training. Famous Quote: "Don't get in my way" - Found on a wall he tagged. Famous friend of Flair. (Probably because he never saw them fight each other.) Often considered a fan favorite boss due to his power, history, and incredible difficulty. Half of Gilbert's title and name are hidden for unknown reasons, but it's likely a jammer or something, so all you can see is his remaining title. Players have a higher priority than the Infected. If you see Infected fighting him, Gilbert will redirect them to you, and other Infected will also try to kill you.

you until you inevitably die. Gilbert Gilbert is the pinnacle of the hostile infected in The Experiment. A former MGF special forces soldier, he retains his deadly skills and shotgun. He is a unique and terrifying entity that actively hunts players, often wiping out squads that underestimate him. He will appear when any player approaches the generator that gives access to Sector 2. Appearance Military gear, R8 shotgun in hand. Glowing red eyes. Writes "Don't get in my way" on the walls - a chilling reminder of his willpower. He had a combat knife hanging at his side. Behavior Gilbert is calculating and cruel. Unlike other infected, he has a purpose, and you can tell. He is not some wandering corpse, but a trained killer who operates like an undercover Navy SEAL. He uses an R8 shotgun, which deals massive damage at close range. He carries a combat knife for finishing off survivors and other infected. He will even kill other infected, showing signs of remaining hostile and strategic thinking. He can open doors. He will only appear ONCE, to prevent players from reaching Sector 2. He has a very short attention span, and will leave you alone once you are out of sight for long enough; he runs away VERY quickly. Combat Tips Gilbert CANNOT be stunned by a pistol shot. However, a direct shot will stun him for a short time. Use this to your advantage. DO NOT get close to him, he will kill you with one shot from a shotgun. Use a long-range weapon and lure him into the Yellow Sector. This game is best handled by experienced players or strong team compositions. Use the walls for cover to lean and shoot. This can be done with the [Q] or [E] keys, depending on where you are facing. Keep your distance. A more unique strategy is to use the [A] and [D] keys to dodge his shots at medium range while shooting him to stun him.

Flash Flare is a fast, deadly, and unpredictable boss in Examination. Inspired by Flarebond from Blackout: Revival, she wears black tactical armor and has claws that gleam with murderous intent. She is known for her unmatched speed and aggressive behavior, making her one of the deadliest enemies in the game. Appearance

• Black tactical suit.
• White glowing claws.
• Glowing white eyes.
• Female body type and figure.
• Black visor MASKA1-SCH. Behavior Fleur is incredibly aggressive and insanely fast. If you get caught off guard, you won't have time to recover. She doesn't hesitate, and her dash attacks are instant kills. Often seen wandering alone or in a large group of zombies. If you hear the sound of an attack, take cover or move out of her line of sight - you are seconds away from death. Shooting her multiple times will stun herself, but this will only stop her. Moves intelligently - dodges, repositions, and corners players who panic. Will enrage once she takes enough damage. She will move faster. Can open doors. When she gets close, your screen will blacken and darken, then you hear static and your screen will begin to emit light. Cannot be stunned by a pistol shot. Combat Tips Stay mobile and alert. Shooting her will stun her for a short time - use this to gain breathing space. NEVER stay out in the open if you hear her attack. The best counter is coordinated fire or experienced players using the Operator or Commander class. You can easily kill her by luring her to the lobby door. If you go down, she will be waiting for her next victim, so be careful. Interesting facts Based on Flarebound from Blackout: Revival. Glowing claws and eyes give her a distinctive silhouette. She is known to be Gilbert's rival in strength, but she usually comes out on top. Once Fleur saw you, she didn't let go.

Combat tips: Hit and run - shoot him a few times and get some distance as he won't stop and will be pretty fast, then hit him again and he will eventually die. Since guns are ineffective, you should shoot him straight in the head and don't get close to him. Same as MGF Risers/Virals - they scream VERY loudly when they turn into zombies or are in close proximity to one.

If you hear his screech, locate him immediately and destroy him. If you see him undetected, shoot him from afar. Otherwise, if he spots you, shoot him immediately. His explosion will reduce your level to 25 or below, dealing a flat amount of 75 damage. It is not recommended to try to beat them. Pro tip: "Think fast, idiot!": you only have a few seconds to get rid of this guy before he takes you down. Infected by the player MGF Riser / Viral Tactful, aggressive, and incredibly fast. These infected aren't stupid - they act like they still have muscle memory. Charges at you faster than anything else except Flare. This guy has virtually no mistakes. Not paying attention can lead to quick losses. These MGF Risers scream VERY loudly from several rooms away, so you can hear them before you see them. The MGF Riser is no different from any other Riser - it's very fast and can dodge, so it's recommended to hit first and then drop the magic charge. Combat tips: You can hear them from afar, so be vigilant once an infected teammate dies or you hear their bloodcurdling scream. They explode and deal 50 damage in a large radius upon death, so being near them can result in certain death. Much tougher than the average Riser. MGF Slasher Tank, threat, kill on sight. This thing doesn't just block - it keeps moving. Can block some damage and flinches like a slasher but keeps going. Extremely high kill potential (instant kills). Cannon shots are ineffective against them. They counter them by slicing enemies in half. NEVER get close to them. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE HIM! He is extremely dangerous and can wipe out an entire team in seconds if you are not careful.

Schilder These heavily armored infected carry shields. They are completely invulnerable when approached, so you'll have to rely on your [G] strike to stun them and then finish them off. Variants: Green, Blue, and White Left Armbands. They'll start slamming their shields as soon as they see you, instantly alerting all zombies in a large radius. Combat tips: When the shield is up, shooting at it will not cause damage. Once they raise their shield, a bullet won't stop them. Not for a second. NEVER ignore a shielder - they're bait for disaster. Use [G] to hit them with your weapon and disable them, then shoot them or attack them with your axe. They're easy to kill with a secondary weapon. I recommend using a secondary weapon to conserve ammo. Radavey At first, you won't see anything - just a green screen and your health dwindling. These guys radiate deadly energy just by existing. They don't shoot, but their aura will burn you alive. If one appears near your team, kill it on sight. Radaways mostly spawn in Sector 2. They can also spawn in Sector 1 if you activate the lockdown in Sector 2 Logistics. Combat tips: Kill on sight. Run away from their area of effect, turn around and start shooting. They have the same health as regular zombies. Kamikaze An absolute menace, devoid of survival instinct, but possessed only by merciless screams and growls, ready to destroy you along with themselves. If one of them approaches, you will definitely suffer heavy losses, but you will not die, and other zombies will finish you off. Explosions attract even more infected. Even slashers. From behind it looks like a Slasher, but as soon as you see its face and hear its scream - you will surely fall along with it. When approaching, they make a characteristic sound. Listen carefully, otherwise you will pay in blood. Combat tips: When they are near, you can hear a strange trill. Be prepared. Be vigilant.

Mutant Gosling / Meat Gosling Fast little freaks that scurry across the floor like something out of a nightmare. They're small, but they're twitchy. Combat tips: Press [G] with your pistol to instantly kill them. That should be enough. Don't underestimate them - they can catch you off guard in a confined space. Mutant Riser / Meat Zombie Imagine a crawler, but more vicious, faster and with two legs. These creatures rush at you without fear, delivering powerful and fast blows. Can tear apart unprepared players. Really powerful, do NOT underestimate them. Combat tips: The best approach is to immediately unleash all your weapons on them, and if they get too close, hit them [G] and keep shooting until they're dead. Keep your distance - they're built for charging, not taking hits. Dreadnought Riser These infected seem to be pumped up by something, because they move like they've been trained. Dangerous and ruthless. Definitely undercover SEALs. Known to use a finishing move, like a German suplex, if he gets close. Found at the end of Sector 2. If you're not looking, they'll drop you before you can react. Combat tips: Try hitting [G] as soon as they get close, then move some distance and shoot. If that doesn't work, just hit them with the pistol and chop them with the axe. (If you have one, of course) Dreadnought Slasher Looks very similar to the regular Slasher, though don't judge by appearances - his attacks are just as deadly as the Slasher from MGF. He still dies just as quickly as the regular Slasher. Only appears in one hallway in Sector 2. He only appears once. That doesn't make them any less deadly. Combat tips: One full pistol shot to the head will be enough.

Slasher You'll see the red glint in their eyes before you hear the axe swing. And by then it may be too late. Lurks in dark corners like a horror movie villain. Armed with an axe, it will instantly kill you if you have less than 75 HP. Best advice? Keep your flashlight on and be paranoid. That glint in their eyes is your only warning. Ignore it and you'll pay in blood. May or may not have rapid regeneration. Combat tips: Get your pistol out and just shoot them in the head, even if they have an axe raised. Or just put about 13 bullets in their heads with any weapon and they will die quickly (due to the high rate of fire in the game). The Breacher is not the best class against them. They only need about five shotgun shots when they have the axe down, and probably more when it is raised - just use the pistol. The Point Man is the best option for killing Slashers, as the R8 shotgun is very powerful and can do a lot of damage. Three shotgun shots are enough to kill one very quickly. If they are close, push them if possible, and then unload all the bullets directly into their head. Be aware of their attack pattern while doing this. If there are other infected, push them and pray that they hit the Slasher. This will give you extra time to kill or reload.

Normal Infected Lurkers / White-Eyes These are the common infected - the ones that wander the halls and whine like they have nothing better to do. They wear helmets and their eyes glow white. Easy to kill. A good workout for your trigger finger. (Any weapon is really effective, it's recommended to shoot them with two shots to the head with a pistol to conserve ammo.) Often found in groups, but individually they pose no threat unless you pay close attention to them. They are especially destructive and deadly if found in groups and not properly cared for. Combat tips: Just shoot them. Seriously, just shoot them. They're not that hard. If they charge at you, just press [G] and start shooting the magneto. Hazmat Riser / Hazmat Runner Nightmares in yellow suits. These infected don't just walk around - they dart, dodge, and generally act like they're on a mission. They can dodge your attacks. They're especially dangerous when there are other infected nearby - they'll attack quickly. Kill them on sight if you're surrounded. If you hesitate, they can crush you. Combat tips: Hit them with the [G] button and shoot them in the head with two bullets. This should kill them instantly. Don't try to shoot them when they're stunned - they'll dodge and you'll waste your ammo. Try to hit them before you shoot.

The Elephant's Foot is a mysterious, molten black mass deep within the complex, believed to be the site of the reactor meltdown. It pulses with powerful radiation, and though its former strength has waned... it still wants you. It resembles a massive, molten mass of twisted metal and fused material. Its blackened surface glistens with wet, warped reflections. It constantly emits white-hot steam and a deep, humming radiation. A decrepit radiation hazard sign stands nearby, but it barely does its job. Looking at it for too long is dangerous; approaching it is worse; succumbing to its pull is fatal. It forcibly pulls survivors towards it. The pull is weakened, but still present. Prolonged exposure results in fatal radiation poisoning within seconds. Players approaching without a shield or hesitation are almost guaranteed to die. Believed to be the physical remains of a failed reactor core, some believe it is affected - or corrupted - by something deeper within the complex. Its unnatural behavior has led many to believe it is alive... or haunted. DO NOT approach him unless absolutely necessary. Rads build up quickly. Even looking too closely at him can kill you. This is not a trap - it is a warning. Some are slow and predictable; others are fast, smart, or just plain ruthless. From the mindless hazmat device hurtling at you from the darkness to Gilbert lying in wait with a shotgun and a grudge, know what you are up against.

Spectre operatives use a modified version equipped with optics and silencers. The AR-19 Phantom can fire in semi-automatic, automatic, and burst fire modes. It is only available in Commander-class models. The magazine holds 30 rounds, and the reserve capacity is 180. "An assault rifle based on the AR-21. Known for its shortened frame optimized for close combat, it has gained popularity among elite military and counter-terrorism units."

The P95 "Knight" pistol can only fire in automatic mode. It is used by special forces operators. The magazine holds 50 rounds and 200 in reserve. A futuristic, high-capacity PDW designed for close combat. With a unique top-loading magazine, it fires armor-piercing bullets with minimal recoil, making it ideal for use in high-threat environments. The R8 is a pump-action shotgun. It fires only in semi-automatic mode. It is the primary weapon of the SPECIAL OPS Pointman class. The chamber holds 5 rounds, and the reserve holds 60 rounds. "A legendary pump-action shotgun that has served law enforcement and the military for decades. Its modularity and proven reliability make it an indispensable weapon in close combat." The VGS-45 Stryker rifle can fire in automatic and semi-automatic modes. It is used by special forces medics. The magazine holds 25 rounds and 150 in reserve. "A modernized submachine gun chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. It features good recoil control, lightweight construction, and high stopping power, making it an indispensable weapon for law enforcement and special forces." The VGS-9 can fire in both full-auto and semi-auto modes. Used by medics. Magazine capacity is 35 rounds, with 180 rounds of ammunition. "A 9mm variant of the VGS-45 with increased magazine capacity and reduced recoil. While it sacrifices stopping power, its handling makes it a preferred choice for extended combat." IMBEL IA2 can fire in semi-automatic, automatic and burst fire modes. It is designed exclusively for the Leader class rifles. The magazine holds 30 rounds and 180 in reserve. Modernized Brazilian assault rifle chambered for 5.56x45mm NATO. Designed for harsh conditions and tactical versatility, it features low recoil, high durability and modular adaptability.

The A9 Brigadier is a semi-automatic only pistol and is available to everyone, even classless, with the exception of SPECIAL OPERATIONS soldiers who have access to other pistols. The magazine holds 15 rounds and 135 in reserve. A classic 9mm pistol known for its open-bolt design and smooth action, it has served in military and law enforcement for decades, establishing itself as a battle-tested personal weapon. The Lock-17 is a semi-automatic pistol and is used by all special forces except the commander, who receives the F7 Lynx. The magazine holds 17 rounds and 150 in reserve. The pistol has a polymer frame and a striker-fired trigger, known for its reliability and ease of use. Its simple design and reliability make it one of the most widely used pistols in the world. The F7 Lynx can only fire in semi-automatic mode and is used only by one special forces unit - the commander. The magazine holds 20 rounds and 180 in reserve. A lightweight, high-velocity personal weapon chambered for a small-caliber armor-piercing round. Originally developed for counter-terrorism units. The MPV-9x19 has 3 firing modes: semi-automatic, automatic, and burst. It is a standard-class primary weapon. The magazine holds 30 rounds and 180 spare rounds. "A legendary submachine gun developed in the late 20th century. Known for its exceptional accuracy, low recoil, and rugged construction, it remains one of the most widely used submachine guns in the world, with countless variations and modifications." The SRS-58 is a pump-action shotgun. It fires in semi-automatic mode only. It is the primary weapon of the Breacher class. It holds 5 rounds in the chamber and 60 rounds in reserve. A rugged military-grade pump-action shotgun known for its reliability and simplicity. It is widely used by security forces and offenders, and is excellent for close combat and urban environments.

Examination is a horror PvE shooter where you have to clear out a heavily contaminated nuclear facility that has been turned into a laboratory after the outbreak of WE-30, an infection that has engulfed all of Menlo. You are one of the last squads sent to the facility. The fate of the previous squads is unknown. Don't become one of them. There are only 11 weapons in the game: 3 pistols (light) and 8 main (heavy). Use these weapons wisely, because every bullet counts. Even pistols can do significant damage when you run out of main ammunition. All weapons are listed here. In the latest update, an ammo box appeared in the Sector 2 armory and in the respawn room (near the exit and Gilbert's figurine). Of course, after a short animation, using them will replenish all the ammo of your light and heavy weapons.