“With Enlisted marching out of closed beta, we’re already seeing new maps, weapons, and other content being pumped into the game. It will be interesting to see what impact this has on the Enlisted player count, especially with cross-play enabled between all platforms.Įnlisted left us pretty impressed when we first played the closed beta ahead of release:
Though we are still not satisfied with the performance and will keep working on improving it. With the content of all available campaigns being exactly the same as on the newer generation of consoles and PC. As a result, battlefields full of soldiers, armoured vehicles, and aircraft fighting simultaneously in the same location can run at a stable 30 FPS, even on.
As soon as it is available, you can check back here for Enlisted guides.Our development team has worked hard for more than a year to optimize performance and carefully adapt the massive and intense Enlisted battles for the previous generation of hardware. The Enlisted release date is yet to be disclosed, but judging by the open alpha test on May 2020, we would bet on a 2021 release. Unlike the heavy simulation aspect of War Thunder, this game tries to be closer to something like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive in terms of match-making, stats, and collection. With that being said, Enlisted remains a game and will strive to offer a satisfying compromise between realism and gameplay, probably similar to Escape from Tarkov. The goal is to have battles where roughly around 150 players fight for victory in the battlefield. Tasks such as defending Moscow or capturing a stronghold is only possible if you cooperate with your squad mates – this is not about how may kills or assists you get in a match. With a heavy focus on realism and forfeiting the traditional competitive aspect of games like hero shooters, Enlisted puts you in scenarios where you are a small cog in a big wheel.
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