- The Russian nationalist Zakheav is your opponent and he has connections with the mobs, military forces and corrupt businessmen. He wants to take Russia back to the Stalin-era.

- After some missions as a spy in Russia, you'll get dropped in the Middle-East, backed up by helicopters, after which you go back to Russia to protect a person.

- A 60 fps framerate has been promised.

- Explosions have physical waves, causing little walls to fall, barrels to fall over and dust to fly away.

- Vehicles can be shot to pieces, they'll lose particles and can also explode completely.

- You can pick up grenades and throw them back. There are teargas-, flash-, splinter- and smokegrenates.

- Weapons and bullets are modelled securely and realistically. Heavier ammunition will pierce through wooden doors or metal plates and can thus kill the ennemy behind it.

- They promise to have an environment as detailed as that of Oblivion.

- The interface on your screen is kept minimal to be part of the game as much as possible. There will be no mini-map in singleplayer and your ammo-info will be short and only presented when necessary.

- The levels and assignments will offer plenty of freedom to follow your own path and choose your own order of completing assignments, but don't expect something as GTA or Crackdown.

- Your A.I.-partners will help you locate ennemies, objectives and goals.