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{{Game Infobox
| title = Tactical Intervention
| image = Header-TacInt.jpg
| developer = FIX Korea, FIX Games
| publisher = FIX Games
| releasedates = 28 March 2013 (Retail),<br>8 October 2013 (Steam)
| genre = {{w|icon=0|First-person shooter|First-person shooter}}
| mode =  {{w|icon=0|Multiplayer video game|Multiplayer}}
| platform =  {{w|icon=0|Windows|Windows}},  {{w|icon=0|macOS|macOS}}
| engine = {{source|4}} (Modified {{p2branch|1|nt=1}})
| appid = 51100
| modsupport = Yes, ({{code|custom}} folder)
{{confirm}}
| sdk = Tactical Intervention Map Kit
| sysreq = <span></span>
*  {{w|icon=0|Windows XP|Win XP}} or later
* 3.0  {{w|icon=0|Hertz|GHz}} Dual Core {{w|icon=0|Central processing unit|CPU}}
* 2 {{w|icon=0|Megabyte|GB}} RAM or higher
* 8-10  {{w|icon=0|Gigabyte|GB}} disk space
* 256 MB  {{w|icon=0|Video random-access memory|VRAM}} video card or higher
| distribution = Retail, [[Steam]]
| links = {{Steam store|app/51100|'''Steam''' page}}<br>''Delisted, will re-direct to Store Home<br>
}}

{{tacint|4}} (shorthanded as '''TacInt''') is a Free-To-Play, Source Engine Multiplayer game designed as a spiritual successor to {{cstrike|4}}, being directed by Mihn "'''Gooseman'''" Lee, one of the two original creators.<br>
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{{Todo|Go through this following story/development history with a fine toothed comb as there are bound to be things wrong and/or missing.}}
Tactical Intervention started development after Mihn Lee left {{Valve|4}} in 2006, wanting to create a more realistic/tactical focused FPS in the spirit of Counter-Strike, eventually joining FIX Korea, who would opt to develop the game in-house despite having no prior game development experience.<br><br>
The development of Tactical Intervention would go on for around 6 years with a team size fluctuating between 5 to 10 developers largely comprised of Juniors, although some did have experience with Game Development and Design.<br><br>
The large scope of the project combined with the small team size left Tactical Intervention with a lot of features at the cost of most lacking polish, this coupled with the game transitioning to a F2P title with microtransactions and the very short Closed Beta periods with small Tester pools would result in Tactical Intervention releasing to a mostly negative reception.<br><br>
A few months after release, the original Multiplayer master servers, hosted by OGPlanet were taken offline, while the developers did keep the multiplayer servers up by switching to a different service provider, releasing on {{Steamicon|3}} in October 2013, patch a large number of issues and added new maps, on October 2017, the Multiplayer master service was taken offline again due to a lack of funds and Tactical Intervention would be de-listed from {{Steamicon|3}} not long after.<br><br>
A month later, a collection of ex-FIX Korea developers would get together to start a crowdfunding campaign for a revival of Tactical Intervention via IndieGoGo, under the name of Tactical Intervention: Reloaded.{{ref|1}} The campaign only made 2% of its funding goal and has not been heard of since.<br><br>

== Features ==
While '''Tactical Intervention''' has some if not all of the base features and mechanics of the original Counter-Strike, there are also more mechanics than in the entire Counter-Strike series such as:
* Driveable Vehicles with additional Combat elements.
* Rappelling from certain spots in maps.
* Additional Movement options such as leaning, rolling and sprinting.
* Allied Attack Dog Units of different breeds that can attack enemies.
* Hostage Control mechanics such as calling, shoving and taking as a human shield.
* New Weapons such as an RPG and Breaching Charges.
* Options for Weapon Attachments.

== References ==
# [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/tactical-intervention-reloaded#/ Tactical Intervention: Reloaded page on IndieGoGo]