Enemy Front

Enemy Front is a shooter about a war correspondent who travels to Europe to report on the war. Instead of sensations, he ends up in the thick of things. Missions are divided into assaults, sabotage and silent attacks. Weapons vary in type, and sniper work requires patience. The levels lead through villages, cities and dungeons, and some of the tasks are related to the uprising. Scenes between tasks are presented in short inserts. In addition to the plot, there are tasks to destroy equipment. Saves are made by chapter, and difficulty is adjusted. In addition to shootouts, there are reconnaissance and photography missions, and some missions are completed without firing a single shot. Weapons are upgraded for parts found, and first aid kits are rare, so your health is protected. Short scenes are shown between chapters. Weapons are divided by type, and cartridges are counted individually. Health restores itself, but slowly, so cover is more important than pressure. Some missions begin with reconnaissance: first they remove posts, and then go on the attack. Reconnaissance is sometimes more important than shooting: posts are removed quietly, and then they go on the attack, and then the allies remain alive. Between tasks, short scenes are shown, and from them you can see how the hero himself feels about the war. The passage is designed to last several evenings. Weapons vary in type: rifles, machine guns, grenades and sniper barrels, and sniper work requires patience. Some missions can be completed quietly, without getting up to full height, and then there will be fewer losses among allies. For those who love shooters about war and the underground, this game is suitable.