Hell Let Loose

Hell Let Loose is a World War II shooter with an emphasis on teamwork. The battles take place on large maps, where infantry, equipment and signalmen operate together. The match begins with the choice of role and squad, and orders are given via voice communication. Officers set up posts, and commanders give orders to units. Matches last long and the front moves slowly. The battle is for control points and warehouses. The front lines are held at supply posts: they are set up by officers, and the supply of ammunition depends on them. Without communication and coordination, the attack fizzles out. Supply posts decide where reinforcements and ammunition will appear. Supplies are limited, so ammo is being saved. Equipment can be repaired in the field if you have the tools. Ammunition is transported by truck. Artillery and tanks require a well-coordinated crew, and death occurs from the first hit. There are many players, and each role is important for the outcome of the match. Tanks require a crew and repairs, and one shot can decide the battle. Engineers build fortifications and crossings. Artillerymen fire at coordinates received from the front line. Trenches are dug by hand. The tank can be repaired in the field. The maps replicate real battle locations, which adds immersion. Updates corrected the balance and added cards. The maps follow battlefields and require knowledge of the terrain. Tactics depend on who holds the key houses. Voice communication decides the outcome of the attack. For those who are ready to listen to the commander, this front is suitable. Later, new cards appeared in the game, and the balance was corrected. Patches adjusted the balance of weapons. The difficulty depends on the coherence of the squad.