Screenshots

Every picture here was taken by the game itself, on DirectX 12 in a 1920 x 1080 window, with the options a new player has plus 4x anti-aliasing and 16x filtering. Click one to see it whole; the arrow keys step through them.

In a match

Desert Camp in third person, which a room may allow: running past the truck

Desert Camp: firing beside the helicopter, with the four-kill streak's Special Force mark and the kill feed

Manning one of the Pirate Ship's cannons: fire shoots it, E leaves it

The match menu: resume, settings, report a player, a vote to kick, the staff panel, leave

A head shot's mark, the original's art from its kill-effect table

A smoke grenade at its fullest: drawn in full for everyone, whatever their options

The radio's General list, its line picked with the controller's d-pad

Damage numbers rising over a soldier you hit: an option of your own

A spray on the wall: one a life, with the T key

Game types

One room of each, with bots, from the game's own walk through every game type.

Pirate Mode on the Pirate Ship: pirates and marines fight over three strongholds on the beach

Horror Mode 2 on Village Horror: an undead at arm's length, your health down to 43

Team Battle on Nerve Gas, a Take Back mission

Capture the Captain on Crossroad: you are your side's captain, with 1,000 HP

Captain Mode on Train: a captain's health is a share of the side's pool, 1,055 here

Horror Mode on Nerve Gas Horror: the undead close in

Horror Mode 2: an undead picks its class, here the Hunter

Occupy on the Silo: the score tab with the game type's own Capture and Sample columns

Pirate Mode's score tab: Point and Save beside the kills

Sniper Mode on Base Camp, the PSG-1 in hand

Places

Maps as they were made: each one's own light, hour and sky.

The Pirate Ship from the beach, beside a cannon

The lobby

The waiting room: two sides of bots, the map's briefing and the room's five options

The first page: the server list with its All, Official, Community and Favourites tabs, and This PC to play and host on your own machine

Creating your soldier: a code name, and ARTC to start in for free; the other forces are sold in the Character Shop

The channel list: the original thirteen channels, beside the lobby's NEW and HOT tiles

Make Room: the map, the game type, the goal, the clock, day or night, third person and joining late

Loading Desert Camp: the room's soldiers, the map's briefing and its plan

Kill marks

The original's own art and timings, from its kill-effect table, and Wall Shot, the one mark of our own.

Wall Shot: our own mark, for a kill through a wall

The shop

The Weapon Shop: each gun for 7, 30 or 90 days, or for good

Buying a gun: the length of the rental and its price, or for good

The Character Shop: the forces, and the parts each can wear

The Item Shop: boosts, name colours and the other items

The capsule machine: twelve capsules, what each holds and its odds

The Item Shop's sprays, by the day or for longer

The inventory's weapons, each slot's gun and its days left

Clans

A finished emblem: a skull over a snowflake on a shield

Join a clan: the clans there are, each Open or Closed

Founding a clan with Soldier Front's own mark builder: 48 backgrounds, 32 frames and 78 symbols

Rewards and events

Rewards, Today: the week's sign-in days and the hours of play

Rewards, Quests: three a day, and what doing all of them pays

Rewards, Events: what is on, what comes next, and each one's bonuses

The inventory's Gift tab: a Duffle Bag and a Gift Box waiting to be opened

Replays

Replay: the matches the server keeps that you played in, and the copies on this PC

A recording played back, with its time line along the bottom

A recording on Desert Camp, the camera following a soldier

Options and controllers

The frame limit, the renderer, the screen, the controller: what is new in the original's own USER SETTING dialog.

Venezia with the net graph on, drawn larger in the box: 141 frames a second, the lowest 102 over the last few seconds, at a 14 ms ping

Options, Controls, Controller: the sticks, dead zones and vibration on the left, each action's button on the right

Options, System, Display: a window or the whole screen, the shape, the resolution, the renderer, the frame limit

Options, System, Graphics: anti-aliasing, filtering, soldiers' shadows, and the effects that are yours to turn off

Options, System, Game: running, the scope, the weapon view, the frame rate and the net graph

Options, System, Crosshair: your own, from a shape, its lines, a dot, a ring and a colour, with a preview

Options, Controls, Basic Controls: every action and its key

Options, Controls, Radio Message: the lines of the three radio lists

The server's staff panel

F9 in the game. A server's own staff keep its shop, channels, accounts, reports and recordings there; SFLegacy Staff also keep Team Vanilla's events and rewards in it.

The staff panel's Events, kept by SFLegacy Staff: the calendar, each event with its bonuses, quests and banner

The staff panel's Shop: what the server sells, for how long and for how much

The staff panel's Events, kept by SFLegacy Staff: Christmas, its dates, bonuses and gift boxes

The staff panel's Rewards, kept by SFLegacy Staff: each box's contents and odds

The staff panel's Rewards, kept by SFLegacy Staff: the pool the day's quests are drawn from

The staff panel's Shop: a capsule's prizes and their weights

The staff panel's Shop: the red line along the bottom of every lobby page

The control panel

Team Vanilla's control panel on the web, where an owner registers a server and gets the code that gives it its identity.

My servers, before the first one: the form that registers a server

A server just registered: its id, and the code its first run takes, good for 24 hours

My servers: each one's id, tier, state and players