Spectre Divide was a novel take on the tactical shooter in the Counter-Strike and Valorant mould. It was a 3v3 affair, but each player also controlled a body double.

Spectre Divide will go offline at some point before the end of April. The team does not have a definitive time for when servers will shut down as of the announcement, though Mitchell did state on ...

Mountaintop Studios' Spectre Divide, a 3v3 first-person tac shooter, was developed with esports in mind. Legendary Counter-Strike player shroud, who has over 11 million followers on Twitch and won ...

Spectre Divide is a tactical shooter where two teams of three take turns attempting to plant a bomb in one another's base. If you’ve played Counter-Strike or Valorant, you know the drill.

Spectre: Divide Hands-On Preview – The newest FPS to try and break into the market has been revealed.From a team comprised of developers all hailing from major studios, many of them already FPS ...

Spectre Divide will be available on consoles as well. However, there are some crucial details one needs to know regarding the free-to-play first-person shooter's debut on consoles in the future. Ad.

And Spectre Divide is bringing an idea to the party that's nothing if not unique. Underpinning the gameplay is the concept of duality: you control two separate bodies, and can switch between them ...

Spectre Divide is a neat tactical shooter that struggled after server issues at launch, mixed reviews on Steam, and $90 shop skins that rankled some players. It’s now shutting down less than a ...

Spectre Divide offers a unique and refreshing take on the FPS genre, with its innovative duality mechanic and customizable gameplay. While the learning curve might be steep for some, ...

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Spectre Divide is a new multiplayer shooter that plays a lot like Valorant, but it lets players swap between two different bodies in the middle of a match. Skip to main content.