Frontline Conquest

Frontline Conquest is a first-person shooter about controlling Port Valor with a squad. Capture flags, choose a class and combine infantry movement with tanks and other vehicles. Destructible cover can change a route or firing line, so the battlefield needs attention beyond the opponent currently in your sights.

Learn combat and interaction as separate inputs

Move with WASD and aim with the mouse. Left-click fires, right-click aims down sights and R reloads. Shift sprints, Space jumps, G throws a grenade and the number keys 1–6 select weapons and gadgets. E enters vehicles and handles interactions; Escape pauses.

Before advancing toward a flag, check your weapon and the route you intend to take. Reloading and changing equipment are decisions to make deliberately, rather than discovering an empty magazine after entering an exposed position. Read the current class and gadget information before building a plan around a capability you have not selected.

Use the squad and terrain to pursue the objective

Flags give the match a clear purpose beyond chasing individual opponents. Look at which position needs attention and how you can reach it. A vehicle offers another way to join the fight, but entering one is an interaction choice, not a replacement for reading the route and the current objective.

The game includes reviving teammates and breaking destructible cover. Notice how a damaged barrier changes the space around an objective before treating it as dependable protection. Follow the interaction prompt for a revive rather than assuming a separate revive key from another shooter.

The supplier describes online play and bot opponents, with credits used to unlock weapons and cosmetics. Some unlocks also offer an optional video. Inspect those options in the menu before choosing how to progress; watching a video is not described as a requirement for every item.

This build is listed as not mobile-ready, and its documented controls use a keyboard and mouse. Browse the Shooting collection when you want to compare another combat objective or control format.