Independent guides to free-to-play WWII shooters

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Main guide

Enlisted explained: how the squad shooter actually works

The AI squad mechanic, squad roles, match structure, battle rating and an honest split of what is free against what the store sells.

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Deep dive

Squads and roles explained

Every squad type, what it is genuinely good at, and the two or three mistakes that make each one useless.

For new players

Twelve things worth knowing in your first week

Rally points, squad discipline, battle rating restraint and the habits that separate a frustrating first evening from a good one.

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Background

A short history of the WWII shooter

From Wolfenstein 3D to battle-rating matchmaking: how the setting kept coming back, and what changed each time.

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