Can't believe how much enjoyment I've gotten for what I paid.

For a project made by a small dev team this game has quite a lot in it. Feels very much like a simulator version of Battlefield 1942. Turn on realistic difficulty in the campaign menu for a much faster TTK, similar to games like Hell Let Loose. Frequent updates and new content drops keep things fresh and the devs are very open to feedback. There's some jank in it but never enough to ruin the experience. Highly recommend it (clearly I've spent enough time in it).

AI is terrible, vehicles can barely move in a group god forbid fight

BEST WW2 SHOOTER GAME!

This is an absolutely fantastic WWII-themed shooter and sandbox game that offers a refreshing alternative to titles like Call of Duty or Battlefield. I've been craving a game like this ever since Battlefield 1942 lost its appeal, and the experience here is truly satisfying. Emphasizing gameplay over flashy graphics, it runs smoothly even on modest computers, and it’s designed to work offline with a controller—ideal for when you don’t have time to commit to an online match. One of its standout features is the option to play with bots, allowing you to enjoy a challenging yet adjustable single-player mode while the multiplayer lobbies cater to more experienced players. Although the game isn’t perfect, none of its minor imperfections affect the overall gameplay. Offered at an inexpensive price by a small developer who remains in close touch with their customers, this game is a great choice for anyone looking for a deeply engaging WWII shooter experience with plenty of replay value.

its supposed to be a realistic shooter, but what it acctually is is a PTSD sim where theres dumb bots and exlosians evreywhere. littarly today i got sniped outta nowhere and whenever i tried using my AT guys there were just mown down. oh, and the bots are somtimes friendly. great game!

Very sigma game

This game serves as an (essentially) authentic and cinematic battle recreator for any enthusiast of WW2 combat complete with destruction, armor, items, and aircraft, and runs smoother than melted chocolate on even some of the most mediocre of PCs while still looking exceptional! Does the slight graphical roughness around the edges bother you? Just turn on the black and white color correction setting and bam: It's 2008 again and you're playing World at War. Presents a plethora of good screenshot opportunities.

That aside, I've only recently bought the game at the time of writing this and I've already reaped a harvest of enjoyment from it. I especially liked the malleability of the settings, especially the graphical ones, and spent hours drooling at how dynamic the combat can be at times!

On the topic of settings, I would like to propose a few additions; Hit sounds (most likely ones that resemble fleshy bullet impacts) will do wonders for those who usually keep their HUD off. Of course, the hit sounds should be excluded from the HUD options in settings, and ideally would have adjustable volume.
The gunplay is alright; one may say the controls are clunky, but it works perfectly fine for your typical hardcore-ish war shooter and is easy to get used to.

The AI is acceptably competent, but could always use some improvement. Squads have a tendency to advance to the front in columns with very short intervals, which not only looks odd, but also makes them prone to being mowed down in a single spray. Something else to mention, though rare, is the fact that enemy squads may sometimes spawn ridiculously close to their foes, resulting in some immersion-breaking disorder.

Locking some of the most iconic events and theatres of WW2 behind DLC is kinda goofy, but I bought them anyway and enjoyed them dearly.

The continuous flow of content through updates is appreciated!

Battle of Berin (1945) Campaign would be so awesome as a paid DLC.

Easy Red 2 delivers on the massive battles, authentic gear and weapons, but damn it, the AI is braindead, so your own squad is a liability (and you only have limited command over them anyway), and the SP campaigns just aren't fun to fight because you're just mowing down dumb bots.

The casualty treatment system is barely there because 99% of the time, a guy is just killed outright. If treating casualties was tied to preventing ticket loss, even if the trooper in question didn't get back into the fight, it would be much cooler - just like tank crews already get the goal of retreating if they lose their tanks.

The maps are also fairly sparse outside of objective areas, so trying to find a covered approach is both vital and hard. The artillery system not really working doesn't help either.

If these issues were resolved, I'd recommend this game in a heartbeat.