This leads to gameplay with a heightened amount of tension, causing players to think about how they plan to approach an objective, as opposed to just running in guns blazing. Of course, this also brings about one problem - a steep learning curve. Just one bullet can be enough to take down an opponent, as opposed to other modern day offerings which sometimes require half a magazine to take down just one enemy. For starters, weapon damage is amplified compared to other shooters. As with the previous title, interested gamers can look forward to what is probably one of the most tactical and realistic shooters available, making games like Battlefield and MAG look like child's play. Red Orchestra 2 is the follow up to Tripwire's hit, Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45.

While the singleplayer campaign can probably be brushed off, Tripwire has once again managed to create one of the best multiplayer titles available on the platform. Tripwire Interactive, however, has once again entered the familiar territory of World War 2 with their latest PC exclusive outing, Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad. Instead, the focus has been on a more modern day setting. Game Rant's Anthony Mole reviews Red Orchestra 2: Heroes Of StalingradĮver since the success of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, few developers have attempted to create a game in the World War 2 sub genre.

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