Gallipoli

Really fun but lots of bugs that need to be squashed and the respawn timer is the most painful aspect. It kills the flow of the matches.

good

Dengeli ve akıcı. Ayrıca oyundan ziyade bir simülasyon.

As an Australian playing a Turkish sniper in anzac cove feels so wrong but its just too fun

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GAVURUN ENİKLERİ

A worthy successor to Verdun — and a very pleasant surprise Coming into Gallipoli, I was both excited and a little apprehensive. I came from playing Verdun, which I thoroughly enjoyed, but after having a pretty bad experience with Isonzo, I wasn't entirely sure what to expect from this one. I'm very happy to say that Gallipoli has completely won me over. I've been thoroughly enjoying the gameplay. It captures that chaotic, brutal nature of First World War combat that made Verdun so memorable. Taking a position can feel like a genuine achievement, while a perfectly good life can end about three seconds after leaving the trench. And somehow, against all available evidence from the rest of my gaming career, I'm actually half decent at this one. I'm not sure whether I've finally developed some skill after all these years or everyone else is just as confused as I am, but I'll take it. It can certainly get infuriating when you spawn directly into an artillery barrage or immediately receive a hail of bullets from a well-placed MG nest. There are also a few bugs here and there — I've somehow managed to spawn underwater, and I've occasionally found myself stuck in places I clearly wasn't meant to be. Thankfully, none of it has been enough to seriously detract from how much fun I've been having. Most importantly, Gallipoli has managed to give me that feeling I enjoyed so much in Verdun again. The desperate charges, artillery coming down around you, machine guns cutting across open ground and the constant struggle to gain just a little more territory make for some fantastic battles. I went into Gallipoli cautiously. I've come away genuinely impressed. Absolutely recommended — and I'll happily be going over the top again.