Outtrigger

About

Outtrigger is a fast-paced shooter from Sega AM2 that mixes first-person and third-person combat. Released in 1999 for arcade and Dreamcast, it pits teams against each other in chaotic firefights. You can play solo missions but the game lives and dies by its multiplayer. Up to four players tear through levels on split-screen or team up online. Weapons range from standard firearms to over-the-top explosives. The action stays grounded in straightforward shooting mechanics with a focus on teamwork. The game’s split-screen mode became a standout feature for local play while early online co-op let you link up remotely. Maps like crumbling castles and derelict train stations gave each match a distinct feel. Though not a massive commercial hit, it earned praise for its tight multiplayer and variety of weapons. The blend of accessibility and competitive edge made it a cult favorite for co-op fans in the late 90s.