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About Enlisted
Enlisted puts you in command of an entire squad rather than a lone soldier, letting AI‑controlled teammates fight alongside you on massive WWII battlefields. When a soldier falls you can instantly switch to another, keeping the fight continuous.
The game spans iconic fronts—from Pacific islands to Normandy villages, Berlin streets, Moscow snows, Stalingrad ruins, and Tunisian deserts—offering four nations, a huge arsenal of vehicles, and a mission editor that lets players craft their own engagements.
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Squad Leadership
Every player leads a squad of AI‑controlled soldiers, providing coordinated fire without direct micromanagement. The AI follows issued commands and reacts to nearby threats, allowing you to focus on broader tactics.
If a squad member dies, you can instantly switch to another teammate and keep fighting, preserving momentum throughout the battle.
- Watch AI behavior to anticipate gaps.
- Switch quickly after a loss to stay engaged.
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Frontline Variety
Battles occur on diverse WWII locations, from Pacific islands to Normandy villages, Berlin streets, Moscow snows, Stalingrad ruins, and Tunisian deserts.
Choosing one of the four nations—USA, USSR, Germany, or Japan—places you on the fronts associated with that nation, each featuring unique terrain and uniforms.
- Try different fronts to experience varied terrain.
- Match squad uniforms to the battlefield for immersion.
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Combined Arms Arsenal
The game offers around 400 pieces of historic equipment, including tanks, armored cars, motorcycles, and both fighter and bomber aircraft, expanding combat options beyond infantry.
When a vehicle becomes unusable, you may abandon it and continue fighting on foot, seamlessly transitioning between mechanized and infantry roles.
- Use vehicles for breakthroughs, then switch to infantry for holds.
- Balance armor and mobility based on map layout.
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Soldier Classes & Perks
There are 18 distinct soldier classes, each providing unique perks and specialized weapons ranging from standard rifles to heavy anti‑tank guns, rocket launchers, and flamethrowers.
These class differences let you adapt to objectives such as flanking, fortifying positions, or dropping paratroopers behind enemy lines, adding tactical depth to each engagement.
- Select a class that matches your preferred combat range.
- Combine classes to cover anti‑air and anti‑tank needs.
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Map & Mission Editor
Players can use built‑in developer tools to design their own missions, placing terrain, objectives, and spawn points as they wish.
Custom missions are shared on a public server, where hundreds of community creations already exist, ranging from faithful WWII recreations to imaginative low‑gravity scenarios.
- Start with existing missions to learn the editor layout.
- Experiment with terrain and objectives for fresh gameplay.
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