Verdun

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  1. waxdrwest
    Jun 24, 2015
    10
    Great support from Dev's and great community along with a superb solid gaming experience make this one of my fav games for 2015. Cant wait to see what DLC the dev's have in store , highly recommended game. 10/10
  2. Arcanopulse
    Dec 21, 2013
    10
    Great mix of gamemodes. First is the open field battle with hundreds of online players on the same map, split into 2 teams, in which you make or join squads of 4. Imagine it like Planetside in a WWI setting, but with NO pay-to-win aspect.

    For a change of pace, there is a second mode, Rifle Deathmatch (free-for-all): smaller map, 2 second respawns, everyone running around with    Great mix of gamemodes. First is the open field battle with hundreds of online players on the same map, split into 2 teams, in which you make or join squads of 4. Imagine it like Planetside in a WWI setting, but with NO pay-to-win aspect.

    For a change of pace, there is a second mode, Rifle Deathmatch (free-for-all): smaller map, 2 second respawns, everyone running around with bolt-action rifles.    … Expand
  3. 0xDEADBEEF
    Nov 3, 2013
    10
    Game is still in beta but multiplayer experience is awesome. Game is created in Unity engine and has Linux support. Verdun is similar to Red Orchestra but it is placed in WWI.
  4. Alpacalypse
    Jul 31, 2015
    10
    My favorite shooter of 2014/2015. There are reviews complaining about "Technical issues", but I have never once had a technical issue in Verdun, and I have almost 90 hours in it. Not a single crash, noticeable framerate drop or other error. So, disregard those.

    Verdun is a shining example of a realistic, team-based shooter done RIGHT. Fun gunplay, beautiful maps and a very replayable    My favorite shooter of 2014/2015. There are reviews complaining about "Technical issues", but I have never once had a technical issue in Verdun, and I have almost 90 hours in it. Not a single crash, noticeable framerate drop or other error. So, disregard those.

    Verdun is a shining example of a realistic, team-based shooter done RIGHT. Fun gunplay, beautiful maps and a very replayable gameplay style. The maps are well balanced, every gun feels like you're handling an actual 1900's era firearm as opposed to a super soaker (The guns have weight, they sound meaty and they do a TON of damage. rifles will rip through opponents and almost always kill them in one hit).

    Gameplay: Verdun is a squad-based trench warfare PTSD em-up. You take control of a random bloke in the middle of famous WWI battlefields. Oddly enough, the battle of Verdun isn't in Verdun.. You and your squad must take turns defending your trench from waves of opponents, and then charging their trench to take it over. The game is extremely accurate in this regard; charges "over the top" through no man's land generally consist of a slow push through a vertical hellstorm of bullets, with men dropping like flies left and right. While charging, you actually feel the desperation and will to survive that would've run through a soldier back at the time. As a defender, it's your job to shut these attackers down. You will be grenaded, hit by gas, hit by mortars, hit by snipers, hit by Machine Guns, you will be attacked in nearly every conceivable way. But, you MUST stop the enemy from getting to your trench. If an enemy Officer gets into your trench, his entire squad can spawn on him should they fall in battle. This is how most charges are won.

    Verdun's gameplay is best summed up as a back and forth bloodbath, with rifles and MGs cracking off from each trench as desperate men fight for honor and country. If you buy ANY multiplayer game this year, buy Verdun. You will be entertained for HOURS. It's easy to get into, hard to master and VERY, VERY fun.

    Squads: Each squad has 4 players. Each squad has 4 roles, and there are 3 different types of squads. One all-rounded squad featuring a light machine gunner, a rifleman (capable of using telescopic scopes to work as a sniper OR a bayonet to clear trenches), a grenadier and the non-commissioned officer or NCO. The NCO's ability in this squad is a mortar strike. The NCO can mark a specific area, and that general area will be struck by 3 mortar shells around 10 seconds after the ability is activated. This is VERY useful in eliminating well-dug in machine gunners and snipers, as well as infantry in your trench. Friendly fire does not work with the mortar. The second type of squad is an assault squad, consisting of a melee specialist who can carry grenades, a flanker, a NCO capable of using rifles right off the bat and a recon soldier. The ability for this squad is a Recon plane, which will mark all players in that sector of the map (no man's land, trenches etc) on the minimap. The minimap NEVER shows enemy players unless they have been marked by a plane. Only recon planes can mark players on the map. The third squad is identical to the second, except they have poison gas as their ability. Poison gas CAN kill, but everyone is equipped with a gas mask, so its lethality is diminished a bit. It's best used as a smokescreen for attacking infantry or to cause chaos in a trench.The NCO can order his men to guard/attack certain points by holding Q and pressing left click by default, or call in their squad ability with Q+Right Click.
    There's also a progression system in the form of levelups. You gain some XP from kills, but most of your XP will be gained by defending or charging. You will NOT be able to level up if you just camp in your trench all day. Every level up, you're rewarded with the ability to choose one preset loadout to unlock. Each class has 3 available loadouts (the British heavy gunner for example can choose from a rifle and a pistol, a light machine gun with plenty of ammo or a rifle with a small amount of ammo and a light machine gun with a decent amount of ammo), and there are 4 classes per squad. One person per class.

    tl;dr: A beautifully executed, historically accurate WWI trench shooter with awesome, replayable gameplay that will keep you coming back for another game. NOTHING is as satisfying as charging your opponent's trench, hopping into a blaze of gunfire and bayoneting a bunch of enemy troops, or firing your Lewis gun from the hip as angry Germans pour into your trench. Buy this game if you have ANY respect for gaming as a medium, as Verdun is nothing short of art. A 3 man dev team managed to beat out EVERY single triple A multiplayer game, and that is nothing short of legendary. Please, for me, buy Verdun. With that said, I'll see you on the battlefield!    … Expand
  5. Leandros3
    Apr 28, 2015
    10
    This game just came out of beta early access. I came along with it after playing the released version. Devs are promising more content and they will deliver. These dudes can pull some serious rabbits out of their hats and they will do it if you ask them to. I recommend this game to anyone who is interested in losing their social lives for the next probably one-two years. This game isThis game just came out of beta early access. I came along with it after playing the released version. Devs are promising more content and they will deliver. These dudes can pull some serious rabbits out of their hats and they will do it if you ask them to. I recommend this game to anyone who is interested in losing their social lives for the next probably one-two years. This game is seriously hard for first timers, but the community is very helpful. Money will be well spent on that game. Give it a try. It's by far the best FPS war simulation I have played in the last 10 years.… Expand
  6. Woopawoop
    May 10, 2015
    10
    Before Verdun i wasn't really in multiplayer FPS but Verdun made me overcome this. Several hundreds of hours of gameplay and I'm still amazed about this game.
    I have accompanied this game since christmas 2013 and it's wonderful to see the evolution of a truly unique game.
    Right now after the release from early access the player count is rising and rising and it's just a whole lot of fun    Before Verdun i wasn't really in multiplayer FPS but Verdun made me overcome this. Several hundreds of hours of gameplay and I'm still amazed about this game.
    I have accompanied this game since christmas 2013 and it's wonderful to see the evolution of a truly unique game.
    Right now after the release from early access the player count is rising and rising and it's just a whole lot of fun to play in this very first WW1 FPS.    … Expand
  7. zylex29
    May 11, 2015
    10
    I recommend to anyone this game for whoever shows interest into the great war. I have been contirely immersed into the gameplay. The game extremely accurately represents how the great war was fought.
  8. Fwuffy
    May 12, 2015
    10
    Verdun is a great game made by a group of 3 developers. It offers a fantastic mix of historical realism and exciting game-play. If you think World War 1 was a boring period of time, then this game will clearly prove you wrong: with both tense long range combat and exhilarating close combat warfare in the enemy's trenches.
  9. D_2_H
    May 26, 2015
    10
    Great (long awaited) game from true community developers that are engaged & committed to their fans/critics. Have a true pleasure playing this for some hours, dragging myself into and out of those dammed trenches while covering for enemy fire. The development of your character is a bonus, as much as the different roles of each in your 4-man squad! Trust that there will be more for us toGreat (long awaited) game from true community developers that are engaged & committed to their fans/critics. Have a true pleasure playing this for some hours, dragging myself into and out of those dammed trenches while covering for enemy fire. The development of your character is a bonus, as much as the different roles of each in your 4-man squad! Trust that there will be more for us to enjoy with, while already now I find it worthwhile stand alone game, hope it comes out for other consoles as well.… Expand
  10. Falloutfreak
    Jun 6, 2015
    10
    I love this game, since I bought it in Early Access it has done nothing but improve, the Roadmap is a big plus with what they plan on adding. (I've also bought the game for 7 of my pals)
  11. BigDukeSix
    Aug 17, 2015
    10
    Fantastic game. It's not life in the trenches, its death. and more death. When you think you cant be killed more...dead again. If you are afraid of your pixels dying this isnt for you. This game isnt for the faint of heart gamer or "get rekt" CoD crowd. It has some intense action followed by moments of sheer mayhem. Grenades, mortars artillery, machine guns trench clubs and posion gas....Fantastic game. It's not life in the trenches, its death. and more death. When you think you cant be killed more...dead again. If you are afraid of your pixels dying this isnt for you. This game isnt for the faint of heart gamer or "get rekt" CoD crowd. It has some intense action followed by moments of sheer mayhem. Grenades, mortars artillery, machine guns trench clubs and posion gas.... Its the "Spirit of the Bayonet " You either get it or you dont.

    Without a doubt one of my all time favorite games. The Devs actually play the game and are very responsive to questions on the steam forum. The community, overall, is very supportive and helpful . Dont be fooled by the 36 player maps. You respawn continuously in "waves" to continue the assault or bolster the defense. 36 can seem like a hundred as waves are moved down or defenses overrun.

    Verdun rewards tenacity. It has a steep learning curve- thats for sure. But there has been few games that have given me the sense of relief of solid defense, sting of defeat or "F yeah !" in victory like Verdun does.    … Expand
  12. maartendc
    Sep 17, 2019
    10
    Verdun is a game that really aims to be a realistic depiction of how war was fought during WW1. I think in that respect it succeeds brilliantly. This is trench warfare as it really must have been:

    - waiting around for the enemy, and then getting shot in the head from somewhere you never saw coming. - going "over the top" of the trench on command of your squad leader, and getting mowed    Verdun is a game that really aims to be a realistic depiction of how war was fought during WW1. I think in that respect it succeeds brilliantly. This is trench warfare as it really must have been:

    - waiting around for the enemy, and then getting shot in the head from somewhere you never saw coming.
    - going "over the top" of the trench on command of your squad leader, and getting mowed down almost instantly.
    - Capturing an area, only to be hammered with chemical gasses
    - putting on your gas mask, obstructing your visibility so you can hardly see where (or who) you are shooting.

    The gameplay is brutal and unforgiving, but hey, this is war! I love how the game doesn't make it "arcady" or easy. This makes it all the more rewarding when you get to kill someone.

    The graphics and lighting are really nice too, being nice and muddy in the trenches, but has a good selection of more colorfull maps as well.

    If you are not afraid of a challenge, I recommend it!    … Expand
  13. ZloySaloyed
    Jul 26, 2021
    10
    Nice trench warfare Generously stuffed with player-made emergent moments on the battlefield and an incredible sense of place, Verdun is not just a great take on one of history’s more marginalized wars, it also happens to be a resoundingly solid shooter in its own right too
  14. Sirgis_
    Jan 27, 2023
    10
    This game just came out of beta early access. I came along with it after playing the released version. Devs are promising more content and they will deliver. These dudes can pull some serious rabbits out of their hats and they will do it if you ask them to. I recommend this game to anyone who is interested in losing their social lives for the next probably one-two years. This game isThis game just came out of beta early access. I came along with it after playing the released version. Devs are promising more content and they will deliver. These dudes can pull some serious rabbits out of their hats and they will do it if you ask them to. I recommend this game to anyone who is interested in losing their social lives for the next probably one-two years. This game is seriously hard for first timers, but the community is very helpful. Money will be well spent on that game. Give it a try. It's by far the best FPS war simulation I have played in the last 10 years. Collapse… Expand
  15. delukz
    May 9, 2015
    9
    This game has come a long way from it's first early access.
    When I played that first release I feared the worst.
    But I have to admit that Blackmill/M2H have proven me completely wrong. I absolutely love what they have done with the game! No other shooter can give me this same feeling, Insurgency gets close. The game is a little rough around the edges, but you have to forgive small    This game has come a long way from it's first early access.
    When I played that first release I feared the worst.
    But I have to admit that Blackmill/M2H have proven me completely wrong.

    I absolutely love what they have done with the game!
    No other shooter can give me this same feeling, Insurgency gets close.
    The game is a little rough around the edges, but you have to forgive small indie devs without their multi-million funds.
    What it lacks in polish, gets made up with the gameplay.

    8.5/10.    … Expand
  16. Thatweirdguy
    Nov 26, 2013
    9
    Amazing game ..adding some sound effects to the game it would be great if we can unlock attachments faster and have some smoke and explosions would be really cool love this game ..people should play it more Very Rare to find world war 1 games now
  17. Driftic
    Jan 6, 2014
    9
    This game is great. It's a ww1 fps that uses trench warfare which is very different than the standard modern military fps. The only downside is the slight lag when you kill someone, it takes about half a second for it to register the shot and show the death animation. But that doesn't matter much as at the time of writing this the game is in early access.

    Overall this game is addicting    This game is great. It's a ww1 fps that uses trench warfare which is very different than the standard modern military fps. The only downside is the slight lag when you kill someone, it takes about half a second for it to register the shot and show the death animation. But that doesn't matter much as at the time of writing this the game is in early access.

    Overall this game is addicting and very fun. It would be amazing if they added a higher player count for truly epic battles.    … Expand
  18. Alesayr
    Feb 18, 2014
    9
    Firstly, I should say the game is still in open beta, so it gets a little laggy at times. Death animations look a bit weird for now, and the graphics are average thus far. It's obviously a game that is still in full development.

    But for a beta, it's amazing! Completely different experience from COD. The trench battles are intense and team-based gameplay is ESSENTIAL to victory. This is    Firstly, I should say the game is still in open beta, so it gets a little laggy at times. Death animations look a bit weird for now, and the graphics are average thus far. It's obviously a game that is still in full development.

    But for a beta, it's amazing! Completely different experience from COD. The trench battles are intense and team-based gameplay is ESSENTIAL to victory. This is already the best WW1 FPS experience I've ever played, and it's getting better all the time. It has great ideas, a small but dedicated (and lovely) playerbase, and I could not recommend this more. Yes, it has flaws, but it's a goddamn beta! If it's this good now, I can't wait for the finished version.
    Available on Steam Early Access    … Expand
  19. itye1970
    Nov 2, 2015
    9
    Very atmospheric, realistic and very hard to play. Great game but be aware you will probably be shot so many times when you first start. You cant just rush out in this games and try to shoot the enemy, you need to think about cover and look around to see if its clear. Failing to just run out in the open will get you shot by snipers. Its also a lot about team play and not just who get theVery atmospheric, realistic and very hard to play. Great game but be aware you will probably be shot so many times when you first start. You cant just rush out in this games and try to shoot the enemy, you need to think about cover and look around to see if its clear. Failing to just run out in the open will get you shot by snipers. Its also a lot about team play and not just who get the most enemy kills. Very similar to the World War 2 game Red Storm Rising Heroes of Stalingrad in terms of tactical play.Very much worth the price, great game which does get you coming back to play over and over!… Expand
  20. SneakyGrandpa
    Jun 18, 2014
    9
    Verdun is amazing. Now, it's not a game for everyone to get into. The game can be really frustrating as many times you will die from something you didn't see. It takes patience to play, but put enough time in and you will see the gem that this game is. It is a semi-tactical (it is slightly more arcade feeling than games like Red Orchestra) first person shooter based on the infamous battleVerdun is amazing. Now, it's not a game for everyone to get into. The game can be really frustrating as many times you will die from something you didn't see. It takes patience to play, but put enough time in and you will see the gem that this game is. It is a semi-tactical (it is slightly more arcade feeling than games like Red Orchestra) first person shooter based on the infamous battle of Verdun during World War I. As of 6/18/14, the only available Entente country is France (as they fought in Verdun), and the only available Central Powers country is Germany (for the same reason). There are other playable countries on the way. Verdun is currently being developed by three people, three. This means there will not be constant updates and bugs that seem easy to fix will take time, maybe weeks or months. But the developers have seemed loyal to the game and don't seem like they will abandon it. Negatively, there are optimization issues with the game. My PC can run Battlefield 4 on ultra at 60 fps, but this game barely seems to hit that mark. It looks good, but not that good. They have released an optimization patch, and hopefully they will do another in the future as the first was focused on making the game playable for lower end PCs. The game also has a very, very small following. As a completely multiplayer game this is a serious concern. While I have never had an issue finding a full game, it is generally filled with very experienced players, which makes the game very difficult to learn for new players. There is no voice input, which can also hurt new players ability to learn the game, as well as coordinate attacks. But, Verdun is a game that does what it sets out to do: create a World War I shooter that feels genuine. While nothing could ever truly recreate the horror that many men had to experience during the Great War (and we don't want to experience that), Verdun gives its best shot at it and comes dang close, while still making it an enjoyable experience. But Verdun also comes with a warning, do not come looking to dominate the game, do not come to see fancy graphics, come to experience a truly remarkable shooter.… Expand
  21. 3ishop
    May 8, 2015
    9
    Set it at 9 out of 10 due to a number of things on the Roadmap, lots still to come for the game. I also bought in early access at a discount

    Weapons:bullet lead and time delay make landing shots at range feel rewarding while advancing over no mans land slightly easier. Uniforms/weapons/maps researched and based on historic information is great, the items look great and realistic. Been    Set it at 9 out of 10 due to a number of things on the Roadmap, lots still to come for the game. I also bought in early access at a discount

    Weapons:bullet lead and time delay make landing shots at range feel rewarding while advancing over no mans land slightly easier.
    Uniforms/weapons/maps researched and based on historic information is great, the items look great and realistic. Been to enough re-enactments to handle dated items that look worse then the game ones.
    Weapons tend to be well balanced, they have their draw backs such as the MG08/15 being the best MG but slowest moving and only firing when deployed. Makes it a fearsome weapon in a strongpoint but easy prey to a grenade or mortar.

    Gameplay is rather brutal and harsh to new players, but the community is mostly positive and supportive, both ingame and on the Steam forums. You can also accesss a wide range of guides published by players which can help guide people on the game and answer questions.

    Devs are engaged with the community, there's only 3 Devs but they do have a number of volunteers and freelancers to help develop and keep an eye on things, yet they still manage to join in on the forums and are often in game and (May 2015) are streaming on Twitch. Great to see Devs in the community.

    Content, currently based on the Western front during the trench combat it can get a bit samey, however I feel after 650 hours that finding good players to play with and agaist in different squads make a huge difference and help keep things changing, still taking a while to get used to the recent MP-18 changes. You also have new content added (see roadmap) lately a new early/late war map where it's more mobile with less defined trenches is a different gameplay to Flanders or Picaride.

    If you are still unsure or have questions ask on the Steam forums and see the new Broadcasts there :)    … Expand
  22. Wypoor
    Jul 23, 2016
    9
    I thinking about buy Verdun really long. But I asking myself: 'What can be interesting in shooter from Great War?' Finally I bought this game on holiday sell by half of price. That wasn't wrong decision! This game is awesome. Many of weapons from these era. Amazing atmosphere from this days. Really good graphic, fx and sounds. Maybe physic of movement is a little ancient, but when u startI thinking about buy Verdun really long. But I asking myself: 'What can be interesting in shooter from Great War?' Finally I bought this game on holiday sell by half of price. That wasn't wrong decision! This game is awesome. Many of weapons from these era. Amazing atmosphere from this days. Really good graphic, fx and sounds. Maybe physic of movement is a little ancient, but when u start playing this game u forget about this really fast. I can say that is really FAIR game of last years - is really balanced. Great work!… Expand
  23. Ikezar
    Apr 5, 2022
    9
    Un muy buen juego de disparos, bastante difícil al inicio pero una vez que aprendes lo básico y tienes algo de habilidad se vuelve muy adictivo, igual me hubiera gustado un poco mas de variedad en los mapas y en las tropas alemanas, pero dado que el juego se basa en el frente franco-alemán se entiende la selección de tropas y escenarios.
  24. PasiMetaAho
    May 26, 2022
    9
    Fun and fast paced yet realistic shooter! None of that bullet-sponge noob crap!
  25. Horrux
    Aug 12, 2015
    8
    It's not a $60 AAA title, but a game made by a small indie team. It is very engaging, and while it has some shortcomings, it is a very fun game to play. The graphics are excellent, the sound is good, and the action is great. It fully deserves the current 7.5 rating. I'm giving it 8 for moral support rather than 7, because that just seems too low.

    It's not only the ONLY WW1 shooter that    It's not a $60 AAA title, but a game made by a small indie team. It is very engaging, and while it has some shortcomings, it is a very fun game to play. The graphics are excellent, the sound is good, and the action is great. It fully deserves the current 7.5 rating. I'm giving it 8 for moral support rather than 7, because that just seems too low.

    It's not only the ONLY WW1 shooter that I know of, it is also a blast. Highly recommended.    … Expand
  26. TomSEA
    May 11, 2015
    8
    Blackmill Games has really brought the ugliness of WWI to gaming in a good way. It was a brutal conflict fought in mud, crater shells and trenches complete with poison gas.

    If you're looking for a WWI version of CoD or Battlefield, forget it. This game requires some patience and understanding that you're not going to get shot 10 times before you die. One bullet = death, very much like    Blackmill Games has really brought the ugliness of WWI to gaming in a good way. It was a brutal conflict fought in mud, crater shells and trenches complete with poison gas.

    If you're looking for a WWI version of CoD or Battlefield, forget it. This game requires some patience and understanding that you're not going to get shot 10 times before you die. One bullet = death, very much like Insurgency. There's a bit of a learning curve to the game, but give it a couple of hours and you'll have the confidence to take on the Squad Leader role.

    It's not a perfect game, but it's damned entertaining and for anyone who is looking for a game that is as much a military simulation as it is a game, you'll enjoy it.    … Expand
  27. Klewer
    Oct 16, 2017
    8
    Great game this. You need to be a fan of the more technical shooters like Red Orchestra as the game is unforgiving being very traditional and trying to recreate WWI as accurately as possible. Plenty of fun to be had with a very dedicated community.
  28. hasteful
    Oct 2, 2013
    8
    I got this game off of steam as early access. Although it is in beta, and is made by a small group of developers, this is some of the finest WWI shooting i have ever experienced. It has a hardcore, similar playstyle to that of red orchestra/rising storm/insurgency to it in the sense that its generally one-hit realistic kills, explosions and trench war-fare. All players are actually on oneI got this game off of steam as early access. Although it is in beta, and is made by a small group of developers, this is some of the finest WWI shooting i have ever experienced. It has a hardcore, similar playstyle to that of red orchestra/rising storm/insurgency to it in the sense that its generally one-hit realistic kills, explosions and trench war-fare. All players are actually on one server, and it divides each player into squads in which you fight together and level-up in. It's quite a neat and intuitive system built for playing together as a squad, and not a lot of empty server issues as new lower budget fps tend to have. I would definitely pick this game up even in beta if you are a fan of realism/WWI/trench warefare/history or the like. I have only played a couple of hours and im already hooked.… Expand
  29. NJArab
    Aug 16, 2014
    8
    For a game still in Beta its great.This WW1 fps has lots of potential and for someone who never really liked FPS games it got me hooked and I couldn't stop playing. The game is still sort of Buggy but as said before it is in open beta. A definite buy for any history buffs and fan of trench warfare.
  30. electrolite
    May 1, 2015
    8
    A splendid FPS with a great future and, perhaps, cybersport potential. There are some minor performance and optimization issues but they don't spoil the overall impression.
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70

Mixed or average reviews - based on 17 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 17
  2. Mixed: 11 out of 17
  3. Negative: 0 out of 17
  1. IGN Spain
    Mar 31, 2016
    73
    Traveling back in time is a nice thing especially when things are done well. That's the case of Verdun, a nice FPS that changes the way we use to play games on the genre. It's not spectacular or overpopulated, but enjoyable.
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  2. PCWorld
    Jan 20, 2016
    80
    No game has ever captured the feel of trench-based warfare as well as Verdun.
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  3. SpazioGames
    Oct 21, 2015
    70
    An honest shooter with a well built multiplayer soul, that does exactly what was promised by the developers and has some similarities with the Red Orchestra series. Not exactly a technical marvel, but a good game nonetheless.
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