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Join the ever expanding experience of Hell Let Loose - a hardcore World War Two first person shooter with epic battles of 100 players with infantry, tanks, artillery, a dynamically shifting front line and a unique resource based RTS-inspired meta-game.
Hell Let Loose is a shooter, realistic and world war ii game
developed by Expression Games
and published by Team17.
Released on July 27th 2021 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
It has received 137,677 reviews of which 113,447 were positive and 24,230 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-6600/AMD Ryzen 3 1300X
- Memory: 12 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4GB/AMD Radeon R9 380 4GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 60 GB available space
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After ~100 Hours – My Take on Hell Let Loose After just over 100 hours, Hell Let Loose has firmly earned its place as currently my favorite WWII game by a landslide — not because it’s constantly fun, but because it’s deeply rewarding when approached the right way. This is not a game you play to relax your trigger finger. It’s a game you play to think, to cooperate, and to slowly understand how a battlefield actually works. Kills are not the main currency of this game, it's rather map control, spawn placement, timing, and teamwork , these will contribute far more than personal stats to the win for your team. Some of my most satisfying matches ended with an average K/D—but I knew I helped win by holding a sector, defending a garrison, or enabling the team to push through a behind enemy lines garrison placement. The atmosphere is excellent: sound design, scale, and pacing all sell the feeling of being a small part of a very big battle. When the team clicks, the game delivers moments that no fast-paced shooter can. Who I Recommend This Game To I strongly recommend Hell Let Loose if you: [*]Enjoy tactical, slower-paced shooters [*]Like team-based games where communication matters [*]Don’t need constant action to feel engaged [*]Are okay with learning through trial, error, and patience [*]Appreciate strategy, positioning, and logistics over kill counts [*]If you like games where understanding systems makes you better over time, this game shines. Who I Don’t Recommend It To I would not recommend this game if you: [*]Want instant action and constant firefights [*]Play mainly for high K/D ratios [*]Don’t like relying on teammates [*]Get frustrated by dying without always knowing why [*]Prefer solo or arcade-style FPS games [*]This game will punish impatience and lone-wolf behavior. The Right Mood to Play Hell Let Loose Play this game when you’re: [*]In the mood to focus [*]Willing to move slowly and think ahead [*]Ready to listen and adapt [*]Okay with quiet moments followed by sudden chaos [*]Don’t boot it up expecting a quick dopamine hit. Boot it up when you want a meaningful, immersive battle experience. Final Thought Hell Let Loose is a strategy game disguised as a shooter. If that idea excites you, you’ll probably love it. If it doesn’t, this game will feel frustrating and unforgiving. (and your review of the game will look like "run, die, spawn, repeat...") For the right player, though, it’s absolutely worth the time investment.
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>join game >recon taken by lvl 8 people who kill 1 person per hour >3 locked tank squads (each has 1 member) >someone creates infantry squad >join the squad >guy who created it leaves and squad has no leader >no one talks but me >no nodes whole game >build nodes >no garries, commander is lvl 37 and yelling how everyone is bad >switch to SL and make garries >lose and waste 30 mins >join next game >repeat 10/10
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Starting with the pros: This isn't a game where only the guys getting kills are useful. Playing as an engineer and building defenses can win the match. Playing as support and dropping supplies for your officer is critical. Even just driving a transport truck to the front line makes a huge difference. You feel important even when you're not shooting. This game makes you feel like a small cog in a giant war machine. You will die a lot. But the fact that a single bullet can drop you makes every decision matter. It works both ways, when you're the one who lands that perfect long-range shot or clears a room with your squad, it feels incredibly satisfying. The cons: The game does a terrible job of teaching you how to play. There is no tutorial, so the first hours you probably will be mostly useless, relying on squad mates to teach you, but usually everyone expects you to learn on the fly, or be an expert already. Like all team based games, your experience can be ruined by a silent squad with an officer who doesn't talk or place spawns. But when you land in a good squad, the game is incredible. You'll occasionally get stuck on scenery, have issues vaulting over a wall, or see a tank do something weird(not the best physics). The game has improved a ton, but it's not perfectly polished, and you'll run into some frustrating quirks now and then. TLDR If you're tired of the hyper fast, run-and-gun chaos of other shooters, this game is for you. The game has its rough edges, and it asks you to be patient and communicative,but if you are, it delivers an unmatched WWII experience.
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I am going to rate this game a thumbs up but its not without its bugs and here is why... Graphics 10/10 This game has good graphics on the epic or low settings. Game play 7.5/10 Game play can feel good at times when you get in a good spot. However, running for miles and miles can get boring, just to get to the front and end up dying in less then 30 seconds, can really make you up set. If your a new player, DON'T put yourself as the squad leader. DON'T make a squad of your own and lock it out. Spawn as a riflemen for the first 30 levels within a squad. Getting familiar with the rifle is something at every new player should do. I am level 34 and I still use the rifle primarily. At times I feel like my soldier cant do the things that he should be able to do. Like trying to get around obstacles. Other times cant even lay down in the prone without not being able to put your rifle down all the way to aim, or MG bi-pods for that matter. Not having a map on the top right or left of your screen sucks, but its just a realistic shooter so I get it. Issues 8/10 I have really good internet, and for some reason my PING sky rockets on this game. I have put the graphics down, cleared my CACHE files, even looked up on YouTube how to fix this issue by putting a new IP in my network. Still every once in a while I get kicked for two high of ping. Anyone have a fix please share. A list of things that seasoned players have issues with... - Team killing - No mic - Going off by yourself thinking that your going to kill a bunch of the enemy all by yourself. (on this you will be lucky to get more than 2 kills per life. When in all reality you might get 1) - New people not knowing how to drive troop transports/Tanks/Supply trucks ect, or where to go. - New players getting on artillery and spam the fire that end up killing your own team. (in mass numbers) - New players not asking questions about the game. - Squad leaders not knowing how to set up OP's or Garrys. - New players shooing at targets to fast. A example of this if you are in a trench and see 5 or 6 enemy and you open up on them before your squad has time to get into place, or you see enemy so far away on Omaha that you miss every shot you take and end up without any ammo. Take it slow don't rush things. - New players that think this game is like COD and run into the line of fire and get smoke checked 5 seconds after spawning. This game is slow paced and not a run and gun kind of game. - New players that run in the line of fire from there team's MG gunner and the new player gets TK and then punishes the Gunner for killing them. - New players saying they got 6 kills in one match or bragging. (look no one cares how many kills you got, just contribute to the team and be a team player) Difficulty 10/10 This game your going to die a lot. After you die from a enemy that you cant even see you have to wait up to 10 sec on the "Killed in Action" screen. Then up to 30 seconds to re-spawn. At times you don't even know what your supposed to be doing. The only thing a new player thinks is get to were everyone else is on your screen and start shooting at anything that does not a blue marker on the top of their head. Final notes and Tips: This game is a lot of fun and battles can last up to 1.5 hours. Having a mic can better you and your squad. *TIP* after the game is over and you are looking at your stats click the lowest level player on your team on the icon that looks like a metal. This will give them extra XP. Put time to finish what you start, unless your on a toxic server. Also I don't know if its just me but when I refresh the server list and see games that have 99/100 people in them I just keep scrolling down the list. Chances are its already full. The last thing that I am going to leave you with is this. Don't rush things. This game is slow pace not a COD game. Have patience, your enemy is dumb and will run out in the middle of a open field and make stupid mistakes to get the front faster. Don't be that guy! Think to yourself if you would hide there then your enemy will to.
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Once you find a good community with voice comms, this becomes an amazing, tactical, fun and rewarding experience.
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Hell Let Loose is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam.
Hell Let Loose is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 49.99€ on Steam.
Hell Let Loose received 113,447 positive votes out of a total of 137,677 achieving a rating of 8.15.
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Hell Let Loose was developed by Expression Games and published by Team17.
Hell Let Loose is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Hell Let Loose is not playable on MacOS.
Hell Let Loose is not playable on Linux.
Hell Let Loose is a multi-player game.
Hell Let Loose features PvP mode where you can test your skills against other players.
There are 33 DLCs available for Hell Let Loose. Explore additional content available for Hell Let Loose on Steam.
Hell Let Loose does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Hell Let Loose does not support Steam Remote Play.
Hell Let Loose is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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3,380
Developer
Expression Games
Publisher
Team17
Release
27 Jul 2021
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