There is nothing like this game out there.
The war between the two player factions Wardens and Colonials, is constantly raging on when you go to eat, sleep, work, repeat. Players from all scores of life fight with one purpose in mind, to defend the frontline victory points from the enemy.
Whether that is by manufacturing weapons, tools, materials, machines, armor etc. in faction controlled factories or player made facilities, or transferring goods across the diverse landscape by land or sea, or by building frontline fortifications, artillery shelters, digging trenches etc., or defending the skies in fighters, your navies in torpedo-bombers or tanks in dive-bombers. There are unlimited number of roles to fill and lots to do.
If you want to experience a war sim loosely based on the aesthetics of WW1-WW2, and participate in grand operations all of which is completely player driven then this game is for you.
Invest your time in exploring the different areas of this game and ask away for help, the player base is eager to teach new players the ups- and downs, do's and don'ts of Foxhole.
Many of the aspects of the game are taught poorly in the tutorial island (the base you originally deploy into upon starting the game) all areas of the game are more easily taught by other players who had to climb the same hurdles you will:), but ask away. The game features proximity voice-chat and is much more alive when you let yourself be known!
The team behind the game is constantly tweaking the values of weapons, implementing new vehicles to play around with and crushing bugs. And a constant struggle for them is to correctly balance the game's META, much like any other game out there, but for Foxhole, any slight balance-change favoring one or the other side, can dearly affect the long-term prospect of bases longevity and shift the tide of war.
Players are pretty vocal about the changes, and since updates regularly happen after a war finishes and not while it is going on, their well-justified calls for change often take time to qualm. But fear not, despite the recent User's recommendations it is easy to hop in and make a difference. The longer you wait, the more awesome last-stands with random people you will miss!- the game is big enough for you to always meet someone new, but small enough for you to run into the same people you defended a certain town with against all odds!
Join the fight, soldier! Grab a loughcaster, 2 clips of 7.62 and discard the green men of their hopes and dreams.
See you on the Battlefield o7.
