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Long story short, Hell Let Loose has captured the right war atmosphere what many WW2 games have failed to capture. Hell Let Loose brings true warfare into your hands.

First I fell in love with Hell Let Loose on PS5. I fell so much in love that I had to buy it on Steam. A wonderful choice on both platforms.

In war-torn Europe, the Axis Powers and the Allies fight brutally against each other. Soldiers storm through hell where every bullet can be deadly. You could be in the sights of a sniper at any moment or you could be the target of an artillery fire or face the terror of a tank. Once and if you’ve survived all of this and you think you’re safe, you might face a ruthless bombing run or a merciless counterattack.

Hell Let Loose is not a generic shooting game where you can run and shoot around like Rambo. This is nothing like Battlefield or Call of Duty. You need to move thoughtfully and take advantage of your role. Use your role to help the whole team. There are Infantry, Armor and Recon divisions and each division contains limited number of different roles available in the game and each role has its own unique characteristics and meaning in the game. Learning the game takes time and practice. But after you have learned the basics, the game is extremely fun to play.

Knife in real life: 10€
Knife in game: 400€

Really?........
It's just a f*cking video game!!!

Very fun, very realistic. Not for everyone because not everyone will have the patience to get used to a sim as apposed to an arcade game, but if you think you have the patience buy it.

A great comeback to the original Total War games! The music has Jeff Van Dyck back which is great since, he's music always made up a good Total War game very enjoyable and emotional. The battles are stunning to look at, the multiplayer just gets better, and the singleplayer campaign will get you sucked in for a very, very long time! It is definitely worth your money, Creative Assembly has done a fantastic job on this game! We can only hope for them to continue their work forth.

An exceptional game that brings history alive with enormous flair and clarity. It posesses many of the old Total War traits which is exactly what makes it so good. Major improvement in the area of sieges (love those castles) and maps. Best part of all, the AI has become much more developed and realistic. Overall its a nice improvement

It's like entering a fairytale. I am in love with the game.

Okay.. name me ONE other game that can do half the crazy stuff this game can! Name me ONE! Name a game where you can take a Renamon, nail it to a barrel, turn the barrel into an improvised NASA reject, and launch it into the sky, and then make it explode with a gun from Half Life 2. You can't, can't you? Garry's Mod is ultimately 23,000 games in one, and all you need is a couple old Source games lying around on your hard drive. Simple, isn't it?

I really enjoyed this iteration of the series. The campaign map is much improved, with the decentralized provinces making for a high level of strategy and thought needed for every move and troop placement.

Fire and Sword is great and a heck of an addictive game, although it is little similar to older Mount and Blades but I am still enjoying it. Bring of firearms in action has increased a lot of gameplay, Rifles and muskets really makes the scenario more challenging, just one shot and you are dead. the Grenades are probably the most fun part of the game. The storyline is neither great nor bad. Multiplayer is extremely fun to play....Its just awsome, and because of the new items in the game, the multiplayer just gets better and better.

This in my opinion is the best of all games in the Total War. Do not have a variety of units as large as those of Rome and Empire, yet it has very different variations. The combat animations are excellent and exciting during a fight you feel inside the scenario, the action, the bangs, the shots, it's just exciting, not to mention the presence of epic Napoléon Bonaparte.