Enlisted

Had a lot of fun playing against bots first three matches, until i come across chinese cheaters. (The same reason i left the game before it was released to steam was same...)

Enlisted is one of the few World War II shooters that genuinely feels different from its competitors. While most games in the genre tend to follow familiar formulas, Enlisted builds its identity around squad-based combat, large battles and a movement system that gives players far more freedom than what is usually found in similar games. The movement is easily one of the game's strongest features. Climbing, vaulting and positioning yourself around the battlefield feels natural and adds a level of mobility that many World War II shooters lack. Combined with a large selection of weapons, vehicles and squad types, the game offers plenty of variety and constantly gives players different ways to approach objectives. The progression system also worked well for me. Unlocks arrive at a reasonable pace, there is always something new to work towards and the grind never felt excessive by itself. Unlike some shooters where progression feels rushed or heavily focused on reaching the next weapon as quickly as possible, Enlisted takes a slower approach that encourages players to spend time with the equipment and squads they already have. The squad system is where the game becomes more complicated. On paper it is one of Enlisted's most interesting ideas, helping create larger battles while compensating for player shortages. In practice, however, the AI often ignores orders, exposes itself unnecessarily and constantly reminds you that these soldiers are bots rather than actual squad members. The system adds scale to the battles, but its execution leaves plenty of room for improvement. My biggest criticism is the lack of environmental destruction. Tanks, explosives and heavy weapons play an important role in combat, yet the battlefield rarely reacts in a convincing way. Vehicles often become stuck on objects that should be destroyed with ease, and many engagements lack the sense of impact that military vehicles are supposed to provide. Considering how much freedom the game gives players in movement and positioning, the absence of meaningful destruction feels like a missed opportunity. The monetization is another weak point. Premium squads, additional slots and paid content create advantages that free-to-play players cannot immediately access. While I never felt forced to spend money, some parts of the system come uncomfortably close to pay-to-win and deserve criticism. Despite these issues, Enlisted succeeds because it offers something that many World War II shooters struggle to provide: its own identity. The movement system, squad mechanics and variety of content make it stand out in a crowded genre, even if some of its best ideas are not fully realized. [b]Score: 7/10 — Good[/b] (1) Garbage(2) Horrible(3) Very Bad(4) Bad(5) Average (6) Fine(7) Good(8) Very Good(9) Great(10) Masterpiece

i like the game but the ai is so bad they always expose my location and yea so FIX UR AI

Been playing this game long before it released on steam, and lemme tell you - the whole golden chest loot box fiasco is a new low. The Dev team says they listen to feedback yet continually prove with their actions that they do not. Seems they only care about taking our money. Bottom line - this game will try and squeeze every penny out of you with FOMO, time gate-ing, and other scummy tactics in order to drive microtransaction sales. A premium squad in this game costs as much as some video games ($30+). If you are looking for a WW2 shooter that respects your time and money, this is not the place for you. I will happily change this to a thumbs up when the Devs ACTUALLY start LISTENING to their community.

Вначале кажется что играешь только с ботами. Но нужно потерпеть 5-10 боёв. Потом появляются люди и становится интересно. В целом, вроде геймплей простой. Но затягивает. Особенно когда встречаешься с сильными противниками.

This game would honestly be stellar and a bunch of fun if the devs could fix the atrociously broken netcode and some various other bugs, like the structure I'm trying to build not randomly changing when I start building it. You will spend half your time playing this game shouting at the screen for unbelievably clear shots not registering. The custom game mode is honestly pretty cool with much larger maps and round times that feel kinda like old school Battlefield. The depth of squad, soldier, and weapon customization is daunting at first, but becomes pretty neat once you get into it. But yeah, a first person shooter with a bad netcode is never going to be a good game and it is this game's Achilles' heal.

Cool squad based ww2 shooter ruined by pay 2 win mechanics. If You don't take it seriously, it is fun to play but I can't accept their manipulatory tactics to squeeze money from braindead players accepting and buying advantage.

a cool toy reminiscent of Heroes Of Generals, everything is cool, if you don't look at the AI units and the increasing influx of cheaters, I hope they will be able to install a normal anti-cheat

Ai is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in this game. you try and snipe, all well guess you cant because the rest of your Ai teamates think its a smart idea to run right in front of you constantly. Wanna play the US? Awesome here is a little truck with a machine gun and the other team gets tanks. There's a reason this has a low player count for the game it is.