Multiplayer details confirmed for IGI 2: Covert Strike is the press release with some details about multiplayer support in IGI 2: Covert Strike, Innerloop's upcoming sequel to Project IGI, their stealthy first-person shooter. They've also released a batch of new screenshots some of which show off multiplayer play. Here is a bit from the release on what they are trying to do a bit differently when it comes to multiplayer, which adheres to the old adage 'time is money:'

Each player will have access to a cash reserve. However, buying a new weapon from the game’s arsenal of 30 realistic arms isn't the only way to spend the cash. Players will also have to think about purchasing more specialist kit and paying to re-enter the game if killed.

However, the cost to players to buy themselves back into the game decreases over time to zero. This presents players with the tactical choice of spending all their cash on a quick re-entry and buying little hardware, or waiting for the time to expire and rejoining play tooled up – but that could be too late. Once the cash has been paid, the location where a player opts to be respawned adds a further tactical element.