![]() If that sounds dense, then you have the right idea. Infantry units fight battles and seize territory, recon units create spawn points in enemy territories, armor units use tanks, and the list goes on. The commander (one per side), gives out orders and uses resources to call in air strikes, request vehicles, set supply drops, and more. Managing that supply chain is every bit as critical as the individual skirmishes on the map, as well-managed teams have more vehicles, spawn points closer to the action, and more advantageous positions.Įvery player has a specific role, and there are over a dozen of them to choose from. All of these roles are human-controlled.Įach army has supplies to manage, and battles play out on foot, in vehicles, and with artillery. ![]() Large 50v50 battles play out between armies with full command structures.Įach army has a Commander, who then gives orders to squad leaders, who in turn command their individual squads to execute their goals and capture sectors on massive, sprawling battlefields. It is a first-person shooter, but it's not like Call of Duty. It falls into a sub-genre best known for games like Squad and Arma. ![]() Hell Let Loose is a Military Simulation, or “Milsim”, game. The result is a game that is brilliant for fans of the sub-genre, but will be incomprehensible to new players for the first several hours. Yet Hell Let Loose by Australian developer Black Matter manages to stay fresh by embracing perhaps the most hardcore niche of military shooters. ![]()
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