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What are the best FPS games set in World War II for PC?

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Best FPS games set in World War II for PC	Price	Platforms	Steam Rating
-- Battlefield 1942	$5 / free	Windows	-
-- Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad with Rising Storm	$19.99	-	Very Positive
-- Call of Duty: WWII	$59.99	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows	Mostly Positive

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Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad with Rising Storm

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Realistic combat

Weapons are harder to use, but more accurate. Combat is less forgiving. See More

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Steam Rating:Very Positive

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Teamwork is essential to utilize artillery

Squad Leaders spot artillery, while the commander calls it. See More

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Gameplay is satisfying in both long range and CQB

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BOTH a cover system and manual leaning

Excellent tactical control once you know and can properly utilize both systems. See More

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Great weapon mechanics and handling

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Excellent tactical realism

Tripwire put real heart and soul into their shooters. You can tell by the details. Where many other games would stop short, tripwire will go the extra mile to get it right. See More

Call of Duty: WWII

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Gun balance problems in multiplayer

Some guns such as the STG-44 or the BAR are a cut above the rest, allowing you to kill enemies quicker and from further away than their counterparts. If you switch to an inferior gun, the difference is painfully obvious, making gameplay much harder for you. This is mostly because a slight difference in weapon damage and range can determine if you live or die in multiplayer. As a result, experimenting with other weapons feels unrewarding, causing every player to default to the good weapons. See More

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Solid gameplay

Even though there are no gimmicks like jetpacks or wall-running, the gameplay in CoD: WWII is all-around solid. The controls are responsive, the aiming is fluid, and each gun handles really well. Whether you're blasting enemy soldiers with your shotgun up close or if you're picking them off with your sniper rifle from afar, it feels great. It's the type of gameplay that can grab the interest of most players and keep them coming back for more. See More

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Steam Rating:Mostly Positive

Genre:First-Person Shooter

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Pointless microtransactions

Call of Duty: WWII is yet another game that is plagued by microtransactions, allowing players to buy in-game currency point bundles priced from $2 up to $100. While it can be a means to sustain development for new content and updates in other games, CoD: WWII will just get replaced by the next installment within a year, so it's just a means to up the profit margin by milking players via their loot box addiction. See More

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Engaging singleplayer campaign

The campaign focuses on a US marine's journey through WWII, taking you to many well-known battles of the war such as D-Day, Liberation of Paris, and even Battle of the Bulge. It's an excellent mix of interesting main characters, well-written dialogue, excellent action set pieces, dramatic moments, and some unexpected twists along the way. Even though the campaign might last you only about 6 hours, it's still thoroughly enjoyable, giving you a very interactive movie-like experience. See More

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Unlimited ammo without reloading at times

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Interesting multiplayer mode

While the multiplayer is fairly decent as a whole, the War Mode is the most noteworthy aspect of it. It's a narrative driven multiplayer mode where one team must complete objectives such as repairing a bridge, sabotaging equipment, destroying gun emplacements, and so forth, while the other team tries to stop them. This is a welcome deviation from the usual "run around a map in circles and shoot everyone" type of gameplay, giving you a very focused multiplayer mode that rewards teamwork, which can be really engaging even to players that aren't into competitive shooters. See More

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