Summary
As it stands,Six Days in Fallujahis currently in early access, in which only four classes are available. As such, there are a total of six weapons inSix Days in Fallujah, all with benefits to the players that wield them in this tactical shooter game. There may be controversy surroundingSix Days in Fallujah, in both its development and ethics, but for those looking for an intense and real tactical shooter, this could be one to try out.
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Many players may have experienced the game and its frustration when it comes to the realism of weapons that may seem unreliable, or get them killed. The fact that there are multiple different guns that players are bound to beg the question of what is the best gun inSix Days in Fallujah, and how will it help in the intense gunfights for this urban warfare?
6M4 Shotgun
Perhaps the worst gun inSix Days in Fallujahis the M4 Shotgun, more so due to its use in close-quarter combat, and its situational ability rather than anything else. Going into a battle with the M4 Shotgun is a bad idea, as it’s not as powerful as it is within other games. Some hits feel like they don’t even register, and others can feel like pulling the trigger of a beanbag gun. The unreliable and slow behavior of the M4 Shotgun leaves much to be desired.
When using the M4 Shotgun, players are going to be relegated to clearing buildings. Slow and careful, they will navigate through corridors and darkened rooms in search of those that want them dead. Yet, the recoil and slow stopping power of the M4 Shotgun make it a weapon that most wouldprefer to avoid, and instead, choose something with more speed and double tap potential.
5M16 Assault Rifle
Joining the M4 Shotgun as the primary weapon for the Assist class is the M16 Assault Rifle. This weapon is extremely reliable thanks to a multitude of reasons. It has two fire modes, meaning players can switch between burst fire and single fire. However, the lack of attachments, and especially a scope, means that players will be aiming more carefully, and squinting as they try and search for targets down the iron sight.
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The M16 is still a reliable gun inSix Days in Fallujah, and many will end up using it as the default primary. However, it is an inferior weapon when compared to the best guns inSix Days in Fallujah, especially due to its high recoil potential and the lack of a scope on the rifle.
4M9 Sidearm
Another weapon that players might find rather situational is the M9 Sidearm. This secondary is the default for all classes other than the Assist class. The M9 Sidearm can be a great benefit to those that want to use a weapon close to the chest, aspeaking corners in buildingsare far easier with the M9 Sidearm thanks to the fact that it’s a small secondary pistol where the barrel won’t get trapped on the closest wall.
The M9 Sidearm has a decent rate of fire and recoil control, so players should reserve this weapon for close-quarter combat. The efficiency won’t show in outside gunfire battles, especially due to its low range. However, it’s a great tactical weapon to check and clear corners with at a fast speed.
3M16A4 Assault Rifle With Vertical Grip And ACOG Sight
One of the M16A4 Assault Rifle variants comes with a Vertical Grip and an ACOG Sight. This variant of the weapon is great, especially considering the Vertical Grip will help balance out the recoil that players might find when firing the weapon. Equipped with two fire modes, burst fire and single fire, players can easily control the recoil when firing at close range or long distances to better have superiority over thechallenging battlefield ahead of them.
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Where the M16A4 shines is with the ACOG Sight. Having a powerful and long-range sight on a gun is near essential inSix Days in Fallujahbecause enemies will often peak through windows, and rooftops, and hide behind walls in the streets in the urban warfare ahead. The ACOG Sight can help players locate where the fire is coming from, andnegate the damagebefore it even comes.
2M249 SAW LMG
The M249 SAW LMG is exclusive to the Fire class and for good reason. If every member of the team could wield this powerful light machine gun, there would be nothing left standing. The M249 SAW LMG is a great weapon inSix Days in Fallujahfor a multitude of reasons. The gun has a ridiculously high ammo count in the magazine, meaning players can fire an absurd amount of bullets before needing to reload. Yet, players should be aware of the long reload time.
The rate of fire for the M249 SAW LMG is perfect for those looking to shred enemies, especially when they are in groups and protected by someonewielding an RPGthat could spell doom for the players. However, the iron sight of the M249 SAW LMG means that some players may struggle to take enemies out from far away, and the size of the weapon may deter from close-quarter use.
1M16A4 Assault Rifle with M203 Grenade Launcher And Leaf Sight
The Team Lead will be provided with the best gun. The M16A4 Assault Rifle is a classic forSix Days in Fallujah, and one of the best weapons in general for its overall tactical use. However, this version of the M16A4 packs what other versions lack: an M203 Grenade Launcher attachment. Although this gun means players can’t use grenades, the grenade launcher is powerful, comes with plenty of ammunition, and can easily stop explosive vans and be fired with ease into windows and buildings that could hold enemy insurgents.
Not only is the grenade launcher a great tactical use, but the Leaf Sight provides players with a long-range scope that will easily help them navigate through the battlefield, and find those that aretrying to cause them harm. The Leaf Sight for this weapon means that players have plenty of distance to see across buildings and into them.
Six Days in Fallujahis out now on Steam in Early Access. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are in development.
