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Fight massive battles between infantry, armored vehicles, tanks, cannons and planes. Realistically manage your weapons and equipment, coordinate with your squad, and tactically navigate large, fully destructible open world maps. Experience the WW2 in singleplayer, PVP and Co-Op.
Easy Red 2 is a world war ii, action and singleplayer game
developed by Marco Amadei
and published by Corvostudio di Amadei Marco.
Released on January 06th 2022 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 15 languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Arabic, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish, Turkish, Japanese and Ukrainian.
It has received 8,394 reviews of which 7,601 were positive and 793 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 8.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64bit
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 / AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
MacOS
- OS: Mac OS 10.15 Catalina
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 or AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
Linux
- OS: Linux
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 or AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
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Game play is challenging, and game play mechanics are excellent, but, expect to die... the AI is pretty lame (*after 50 hours in game, The AI cheats... or isn't programmed to be effective) with enemy squads numerous, and your supporting troops, the AI is dumb as a box of rocks. Enemy tactics include flanking you and inserting behind you, sometimes spawning within your lines. Friendly AI could use some programming for "keep your head down" and "seek cover"... when defending rather than attacking, troops routinely stand out in the open as target dummies. Yes, and don't shoot your own troops... especially tanks. The game runs smooth as silk on LINUX... (Ubuntu) with several graphics demanding options turned up. *50+ hour NOTE: At over 50 hours in-game, I note that the enemy AI absolutely "knows where you are" and does not run on line of sight... very disappointing considering how fun the game is otherwise. That's horrendously disappointing. The aggressor AI is not that good, and I'm not that bad... that's [no longer] a toss-up; (50+) very often shoots through obstacles like massive boulders and disabled armor even at a distance. Your own troops can't be trusted to guard your flank nor your six while you deal devastation. Your squad mates routinely ignore enemies right in front of them. (50+ A) Not only do your own troops stand out in the open like "Brits going over the top for the big push into the teeth of WW1 German machine guns...", as squad leader you give orders that they just ignore. I've routinely found that after leading an attack, dying, and re-spawning in as another squad member, that squad member is back two or three objectives where we left them ten or twenty minutes ago; meaning, we died likely because we lacked their squad firepower... That isn't strategy, that's marketing the game as soon as it "works," not when it's "ready to play". That shit angers me when I see it, and I've seen it in other games as well. Thankfully, this game is cheap and while wasting my time, didn't waste my money as well. For that reason alone, I'll pass on additional download content and keep my money until this company improves the product. (50+B) Apparently with tanks where they show on your screen is not where they are effectively in the game. More than once I ran with my tank in-between myself and a threat, at what I thought was a good interval of 10 to 15 feet only to have the tank run me and other squad members over. F%$*^* stupid. Graphics are a little dated, but I've certainly played other games for much longer with much worse graphics! You can't beat sheer time in game for the price... there are LOTS of maps and scenarios and these are linked into related campaigns which are historically related to the period and WWII theater. The maps are large enough that I have yet to run into the end of a "zone", despite chasing enemy aircraft to their far afield death. (at 50+, there's still alot of content for the money, the content game-play just becomes increasingly more disappointing as you see the patterns of abject failure in the AI) Play the training missions until you get the hang of it all, that pays off. The medic is shown what tool to use when the casualty's injury is displayed, pay attention to the tool. Work the tank as the gunner; you can aim, change ammo, and still drive the tank. You have to be the commander (I think) to get your crew to fix minor damage on the fly... there are also repair and rearm bays for the tanks; which aren't in the tutorial. These repair bays look like block and tackle; drive in and wait... Air combat and flight, while fun, needs an upgrade. The engine makes the same lame racket like you're idling on a runway no matter where you have the throttle. Also, flight dynamics and physics aren't very realistic. The game could also use an in-game medals and ribbons system, flying ace, silver star, purple heart, etc... while some of those are achievements on Steam, it isn't the same. Ribbons might be awarded for campaign objective and theaters of operation as they are with the military. That said, the game can still be fun... When I've died multiple times in quick succession because the AI can see me sniping from 10 feet back from a window or can find me with a machine gun behind a obstacle I can't see through myself, I quit and go play something else. (50+ note, I hope the dev's fix some of these issues, the game is still fun, but is 60% of how good it could be.)
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Long story short: it's a great game, if you really like suffering. There's really 3 main pieces of gameplay, Infantry, Planes, and Tanks, and 1 mechanic, Artillery. The game essentially has Easy, Normal, and “Realistic” mode. Easy & Normal have unlimited stamina, and explosions are smaller. On Realistic, you have pretty low stamina, and explosions are larger, no matter the source. I have not noticed a health difference. Artillery is requested by the squad Captain, and called in by the radioman. It is usually AP (for tanks), HE (for infantry), and smoke (for concealment). Infantry is always enjoyable against other infantry. It events out fairly well, since about every squad has the same basic sort of set-up. Captain, Radioman, Medic, Specialist, and some guys with an average rifle (usually bolt-action). "Specialists" depend on the type of squad. It, depending on the nation and squad, will be an MG, shotgun (if you're American), flamethrower, AT gun, etc. All this fun comes to an end when you meet a tank, or come under fire of artillery. Artillery obliterates you. Small-arms and normal grenades do no damage to tanks. If you don’t have an AT gun on your side (or sometimes, even if you do), you will have a hell of a time trying to defeat it. There are AT grenades in some grenade boxes around the map, but no one spawns with an AT grenade really (some really late war AT units will have AT grenades, but that's about it). You can request tank support (but you don’t always have friendly tanks), and you can’t request air support. Half the time, you can’t even request artillery because it’s not in that mission or campaign. (I might have a biased view, but many missions seem to have Allied tanks outnumbering Axis tanks). Additionally, each faction per campaign has some sort of gimmick. Ex. Italians have impact grenades, Americans in the Pacific have shotguns, etc. Despite some challenges, infantry is still my favorite part of the game. Planes are fairly simple. Controls for direction are aim-based, but you control the throttle. Dogfights are hard to die in, but also hard to win. The distances and bullet drop are difficult enough to balance while also flying that you need to find a way to bait the other plane into coming really close to you. Most of the time, you win a dogfight by killing the pilot instead of destroying their plane. Most of the time, when you die by an enemy plane, it’s because they caught you while you were strafing a target or you’ve had a mid-air collision. I have yet to ever be shot down by ground-troops and tanks can’t aim high enough to hit you. Strafing infantry is very easy, and tactically useful. Most of the time, AA guns actually aim for ground-targets, but they will aim for you if you are flying low enough (usually when you're strafing). Bombing runs are hard, but I suppose that is in-line with real life. Can’t really complain about it too much. If you have a plane that comes without bombs and you need to take out a tank that’s messing up friendly ground troops, kamikaze-ing works surprisingly well. TANKS. Most tank combat is challenging, but rewarding. But, the enemy tanks automatically know the best place to aim, while you don’t. It may be hard to figure it out at first, but it gets easier. They are also far better at aiming than you, so you’ll need to act quick. But, for the most part, it’s rather balanced if you know what you’re doing and where to aim. Face front towards the enemy tank that’s firing at you, and aim for their rear (that’s where all the important stuff is). BUT, the German side of the North African campaign will make you loath tank warfare. Any time you play as any kind of Axis tank and face a British Churchill, you will be obliterated. It is the one piece of tank warfare in this game that I LOATH. The Churchill is an absolute monster of a tank, and is the one part of this game that I actually dislike. It is utterly broken in the hands of bots. Still, for a 1-man dev. team, it’s a pretty cool game. Extra things of note: AI can't see through bushes. This is a nice touch, as this is weirdly uncommon in a lot of games.
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Everytime I go to launch the game, there's an update... and each time I am more and more impressed with the effort from Corvo Keep making this game great!
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If you want to play a really fun and authentic WWII game, but would rather play PVE and avoid the P2W, online toxic player bases, elitist and gate-keeping player bases. This is it and a must have for any WWII enthusiast and players. As gamer from the mid 80's I can appreciate a time where developers would put out solid games, that allowed the option of playing online, while still focusing on a full game experience with the base game vs AI. It's very affordable, the devs are constantly updating, DLCs are regular, and can be run on lower end spec PCs. You can pilot, drive, and operate any machine from 1939-1945, including 3rd person and first person mode, where you can shoot any weapon from the era. All theaters of the war are represented, with all Axis and Allied factions represented authentically. You can go through historical campaigns alone, or with a buddy online. You can even create your own scripted scenarios. What else could you ask for? a solid recommendation from me.
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For once it's a military shooter that places a premium on gameplay over pure visuals. It is in effect a remastered BF1942 but with coop. Janky, yeah. It's a single dev. But it has more care and attention put into it than most other MP shooters. Also, it has PVE. Which stuff like Enlisted, Squad, or RS:V should have. Get it.
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Easy Red 2 is currently priced at 8.99€ on Steam.
Easy Red 2 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 8.99€ on Steam.
Easy Red 2 received 7,601 positive votes out of a total of 8,394 achieving a rating of 8.79.
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Easy Red 2 was developed by Marco Amadei and published by Corvostudio di Amadei Marco.
Easy Red 2 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Easy Red 2 is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Easy Red 2 is playable and fully supported on Linux.
Easy Red 2 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Easy Red 2 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
There are 4 DLCs available for Easy Red 2. Explore additional content available for Easy Red 2 on Steam.
Easy Red 2 is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Easy Red 2 does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
Marco Amadei
Publisher
Corvostudio di Amadei Marco
Release
06 Jan 2022
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