F2P WW2 Shooter Enlisted Tries Out New Weapons In This Weekend's Test
Darkflow Software and Gaijin Entertainment have another test going on this weekend for WW2 F2P shooter Enlisted and they'll be offering plenty of historical weapons and vehicles to soldiers on both sides of the war.
The test takes place in Berlin between, as German and Soviet soldiers do battle "for key government buildings, including the Reich Chancellery and even Hitler's bunker." As the battle is meant to simulate the end of the war, late-stage gear will be available to players, including powerful Soviet and German tanks, mortars, the experimental RD-44 machine gun, the Panzerschreck rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade launcher, and even the humble but deadly Molotov cocktail.
Gaijin envisions Enlisted as "a large-scale military simulator," which necessitates not only infantry but also armor and aviation, though air vehicles will not be present in this test.
A full rundown of all the weapons and vehicles available in this test can be found here. You can learn more about the test, which runs until May 10, and sign up to be a part of it on the Enlisted site.
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