Squad 44

The game is borderline dead but it is really fun. Way more realistic than HHL and definitely has the squad feel. I think it's a good balance. There is almost always 1 completely full server with a few more getting players during peak hours. You can play the game but expect slim pickin's.

Small playerbase, game is not particularly optimized, but oh boy is the immersion worth every penny. Sound design, pace of play, design/detail, and team communication are what makes this game thrive.

The game had a "Singleplayer" tag. It is in no way single player.

The best ww2 simulator there is. I can't understand why people choose HLL over this... This game is so DAMN good, lets save Squad 44 (Post Scriptum forever) Please give it a try if this is your kind of genre, if its not then refund it. You won't regret it.

国区大群风气真的差，可以跟凉了的BCOF坐一桌了，就欺负你不加群，加了群又偏袒老人，玩个游戏还要跟小孩一样踢特装，急眼了就ban你，隔壁人间地狱活该有人气

заебали добавьте красную армию, а то добавили куколдискую америку, которая только 44 году проснулась

ahh a 20gb update for... a 100gb game for...... well nothing. fix your install size you lazy peices of ♥♥♥♥

Dead game, runs fine i guess, wont ever TRULY know because all but one EU server is dead. Literally try all the time and still no US servers with more than 10 people... GREAT JOB DEVS!

Squad 44 (formerly Post Scriptum) is a tactical online shooter that strongly focuses on teamwork, communication, and realistic combat during World War II. Unlike many fast-paced arcade shooters, the game emphasizes slow, methodical gameplay and a high level of immersion. Visually, Squad 44 offers large and detailed maps, authentic uniforms, numerous realistic weapon models, as well as a wide variety of vehicles and playable classes. The battlefields feel alive and create a believable sense of historical locations. The sound design is particularly impressive: gunfire, artillery, radio chatter, and vehicles create a dense atmosphere that truly makes you feel like you are in the middle of a battlefield. However, the true core of the game lies in teamwork. Players are organized into squads and must work together to capture objectives, build defensive positions, and secure supplies. Communication through voice chat and radio is essential and should be seen as a core gameplay mechanic. Good squad leaders and strong cooperation between infantry players often make the difference between victory and defeat. This creates a level of strategic depth that many other shooters lack. The entry barrier can be quite challenging, as players need to actively engage with the simulation-style gameplay and be willing to follow orders. To be clear: this is not Battlefield, not Call of Duty, and not Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. New players must first get used to the complex mechanics, the slower pace, and the heavy reliance on teamwork. Without a cooperative squad and proper coordination between different units—logistics, infantry, commanders, and armored crews—the gameplay experience can suffer significantly. However, when this dynamic works, it creates a multiplayer experience that I personally have never experienced in any other game. Squad 44 is not about grinding experience points, unlocking skins, or collecting cosmetic rewards. Instead, the focus is entirely on the gameplay experience itself and the cooperation between squad members. Overall, Squad 44 is an excellent tactical shooter for players who appreciate realistic combat, teamwork, and strategic gameplay. Those looking for fast, simple action or expecting a perfectly polished game may not enjoy it as much. However, fans of military simulation and coordinated multiplayer gameplay will definitely find a lot to love here. Unfortunately, the game urgently needs new players, as the community has become relatively small over time. With some luck, one or two servers are usually populated in the evenings. Despite this, I personally always have a great time playing the game.

Still riddled with the same bugs as it had 2 years ago. Players being stuck in objects after reviving is unacceptable when only one and a half maybe one and a half servers are full on a friday afternoon. I am not gonna sit in a fifteen minute q to play the game then kill myself after getting stuck only to fight my way back to where I already was. As much as people want this game to survive it never will when basic things like this aren't fixed after being an issue for so long.