
Land on the beaches of Gallipoli and fight intense 50-player objective-based battles on the Ottoman Fronts! Experience WW1 trench warfare and desert expeditions as one of 10 historic classes, armed with authentic weaponry. Gallipoli brings the most immersive WW1 FPS battles yet.
Most likely between $2.7M and $7.5M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $29.99 | 78% | approximately $4.4M |
| PlayStation | $29.99 | 79% | — |
| Xbox | $29.99 | 82% | — |
| Epic | $29.99 | 90% | #23 |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $9.99 on Steam · Türkiye (−67%). Compare 18 prices in 15 markets →
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Interessant, de tres bonnes idées. Mais pas assez de cartes diverses et pour l'instant je ne retrouve pas le fun. En gros, c'est bien, gros potentiel mais ça manque de travail et de finition (micro et macro) afin que cela devienne vraiment bien.
baya iyi
gerçekçi falan ama aşırı zor bi yerden sonra sarmıyor
nothing more intense than cycling in bolt in a packed enemy trench 10/10 , also seeing aussie's is just fantastic
fun arcade shooter covering an underexplored front of ww1
I have been a fan of the series for over a decade, I liked Verdun, absolutely loved Tannenberg, didn't really like Isonzo, but this one, this is the (almost) perfect culmination of all of them. It's close to perfection. Still some issues, most of all the movement and combat feeling wobbly and sluggish, not as snappy and fast responding as in the first two games, but it doesn't make the game much worse. It's very, very good. A lot of aspects are almost perfect. It's my new favorite game of the series. I still prefer Tannenbergs more de-central style of playmodes, but in most other aspects, this game absolutely takes the cake. A true 9/10 game. Very well done, thanks a lot for this. I didn't really like the path the series chose with Isonzo and didn't expect too much from this game, but it's just so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great.
늘 먹던 맛이라 평가할게 없음 DLC로 내줄걸 계속 게임으로 처냄
Osmanlı Cephesinde ''Gazla'' oynadığım tek oyun olabilir. Bazen cephe cephe geri çekilerek, düşmanları durdurmaya çalışıyorsunuz. Bazen cephe cephe ilerleyerek düşman hatlarını yarıyorsunuz. Bu tarz oyunları pek sevmiyorum ama bu bir başka. Bombalar yada bombalamalar, bastırma ateşleri, askerinizi yaralamasa da korkutuyor. Patlamalardan toz bulutlarından hiçbirşey göremiyorsunuz, üzerinizden geçen bombardıman uçağından sonra çevrenizde bombalar patlamaya başlayınca kaçamayacağınızı anlayıp bir kabulleniş geliyor. Ama ivme kazanıp, düşmana kurşun saçmaya başladığınızda oyunun müziğinin Osmanlı marşına dönmesi, tüm askerlerin hücuma kalkması, Allah Allah Allah diye bağırırken, yanda ''Kalk gardaş kalk, vatan elden gidiyor!'' cümlelerini duymak insanın tüylerini diken diken ediyor.
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Gallipoli compared to its predecessors, everything feels much more, it can be good or bad in your opinion but definitely leaning on the realistic side. This is an FPS game so what really matters is shooting and it feels off. I don't get it when a shot is missed, is by my fault or not. For a game where nobody talks and has zero communication option for players without voice, new mechanics introduced are here to kill the game in my opinion. Waiting on the promised patch for better hit registration, so I might change my review