New NetEase FPS Sparks Warzone 'Rip-Off' Claims, But Some Call of Duty Fans Are Happy to See It
Call of Duty fans are torn about NetEase Games' ECC: Redline, a new FPS that many have called a "rip-off" with the power to fill the void for frustrated Warzone players.
Call of Duty enthusiasts are divided over NetEase Games' new first-person shooter, ECC: Redline, which some describe as a "1:1 rip-off" of Activision's Call of Duty: Warzone. The China-based tech company's extreme-sports tactical shooter boasts breakneck gameplay on PC via Steam and mobile devices. However, many have noticed striking similarities, from weapon handling to UI design and even the first-person camera blur when falling from heights.
Even unique character abilities and gadgets have drawn comparisons to Warzone and other shooters. Despite the criticism, some players see ECC: Redline as a potential alternative to Warzone that could give Call of Duty a run for its money if it addresses issues like servers, movement, and community input.
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