The loadouts are pretty set so there isn’t the option to mix and match, but this is on purpose and to try and help balance the game. For example, the anti-tank role that might start with an RPG can unlock satchel charges instead. As you play with each role you’ll earn XP and rank up the individual roles which can unlock new clothing options and more important variations on your loadout. Each of these classes plays a specific role and having a good balance across a squad can be vital to your success. Standard Riflemen, assault, machine gunner, medic, anti-tank and more. Within a standard squad of six, you have access to various roles.
Sometimes even just hunting another recon squad as recon yourself can be excellent fun. These smaller-scale battles can be just as engaging and fun as a push to an objective with your entire team. You can find yourself pinned down by a well-placed MG and have to spend 10 minutes flanking to take them down and allow the rest of your team to push an objective. It can be a game of cat and mouse to find where each other are coming from. When you know an enemy squad has an outpost located nearby or a garrison. More often than not, my squad will find themselves engaged in smaller pockets of action that can last upwards of 20 minutes. That being said, don’t think that because you’re fighting on such large maps you will constantly fighting across long distances or engaging entire armies at once. They all look incredible and are packed with detail to help package together with the immersive experience. Each map has been accurately recreated to resemble real-life locations and places that saw some of the bloodiest conflicts during the war. Hell Let Loose features 50 vs 50 battles across maps km’s long and wide. Every firefight feels dangerous, every corner you peak you risk getting killed and it feels like it matters. The reason I mention this as one of the best parts of the game is that it creates an immersive experience. Hell Let Loose delivers brutal visceral combat at all times. what’s worse is when you yourself make it safely only to see a squadmate a second too late and exploding before your eyes. Whether it be a grenade dropping at your feet in a trench, the turret of a tank slowly turning towards you as your desperately scramble for cover, or the distant sounds of a bombing run getting ever closer.
Grenades, tank shells, artillery strikes, and bombing runs are all devastating in their own right and there is nothing more terrifying than seeing those coming your way. It sounds like an odd thing to praise, but Hell Let Loose is one such game that gives you truly horrifying gameplay moments. Whilst we’ve been treated to many great WW2 games over the years, to me they’ve always lacked one thing and that’s conveying the brutality of war. Today we have one of the most engaging and immersive WW2 FPS games on the market. Over the course of early access, there have been multiple updates that have brought in new maps, armies, game modes, meta balances, and performance improvements. It was already shaping up to be a good game at that point.
Over the next year or so a few closed alphas and betas were held before the game hit early access on steam. I’d backed the game eagerly awaited the time when I would be able to play it.
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Platforms: PC Steam – (Coming to PS5 & Xbox Series X/S late 2021)īack in October 2017 the Kickstarter for Hell Let Loose successfully wrapped. The brutal combat, detailed maps and engaging gameplay have made it one of my favourite FPS games.
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After around 2 years in Early Access Hell Let Loose has reached its full release date and it’s better than ever.
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