Fit check
Is Elite vs. Freedom worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Third-person shooter players who want both solo campaigns and multiplayer modes
- Small groups seeking cooperative missions for up to four players
- Competitive shooter fans who prefer objective-based matches with two opposing factions
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large campaign, since the single-player structure contains 14 missions
- Players who prefer varied genres or non-combat progression, since the core activity is third-person shooting with weapon combinations
- Players looking for a multiplayer-only shooter, since the game also includes campaigns and cooperative missions
Our take on Elite vs. Freedom
The game combines campaigns, cooperative missions, and competitive matches, but that breadth divides its focus across several modes rather than concentrating on one multiplayer format or a single-player campaign.
What is Elite vs. Freedom?
Elite vs.
Freedom is a third-person shooter set in a near-future world ruled by a global government. Players choose between Elite SWAT officers and Freedom insurgents in two campaigns, 14 single-player missions, or cooperative play. Missions take place in Hollywood, Rio, Vegas, Monaco, Tokyo, Aspen, and Dubai. Combat combines close and ranged attacks through paired weapons such as a rifle with a chainsaw bayonet or a shotgun with a knife bayonet. Multiplayer supports cooperative missions for up to four players and player-versus-player matches with four modes across seven maps, with up to 20 players per map. Sixteen motion-comic scenes provide introductions, endings, and mission briefings.
How Elite vs. Freedom plays
- 01Two Playable Factions
- The Elite and Freedom sides can be used in campaigns, cooperative missions, and competitive matches.
- 02Weapon Pairings
- Combat loadouts combine firearms with close-range or secondary effects, including chainsaws, electroshock, flames, toxins, and shields.
- 03Cooperative Missions
- Online or LAN play supports teams of up to four people across the 14 campaign missions.
- 04Competitive Modes
- Player-versus-player matches include Assassination, Kidnapping, Espionage, and Sabotage on seven maps.
- 05Global Locations
- The mission settings include Hollywood, Rio, Vegas, Monaco, Tokyo, Aspen, and Dubai.
Elite vs. Freedom compared to similar games
Abyssus focuses on cooperative multiplayer shooting in a roguelite structure with hand-crafted levels and weapon modification. Elite vs. Freedom instead combines two playable factions, 14 missions, cooperative play, and four objective-based player-versus-player modes across seven maps.
Elite vs. Freedom: platforms & release
Is Elite vs. Freedom worth it?
It is worth it if: third-person shooter players who want both solo campaigns and multiplayer modes. Skip it if: players seeking a large campaign, since the single-player structure contains 14 missions.
Where can I download Elite vs. Freedom?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Elite vs. Freedom's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Elite vs. Freedom on?
Windows only.
