After five years, realistic but overlooked WW2 FPS is suddenly a big Steam hit
Hell Let Loose has the realism and the tactics; that slower-paced combat where the line between life and death is represented by a single bullet. Battlefield V, as is standard for DICE’s decades-old shooter series, is all about the destruction, while Rising Storm has the globe-hopping multiplayer maps and a smart cover system. But there’s another contender to the WW2 FPS throne, one that you may never have heard about. Released in 2020, it’s suddenly more popular on Steam than ever before. Continue reading After five years, realistic but overlooked WW2 FPS is suddenly a big Steam hit MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best WW2 games, Best multiplayer games
Hell Let Loose has the realism and the tactics; that slower-paced combat where the line between life and death is represented by a single bullet. Battlefield V, as is standard for DICE’s decades-old shooter series, is all about the destruction, while Rising Storm has the globe-hopping multiplayer maps and a smart cover system. But there’s another contender to the WW2 FPS throne, one that you may never have heard about. Released in 2020, it’s suddenly more popular on Steam than ever before.
MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best WW2 games, Best multiplayer games
