Enlisted is a free World War II online shooter from the Latvian studio Darkflow Software, published by Gaijin Entertainment. Matches recreate well-known battles: Normandy, Berlin, Stalingrad, the fields outside Moscow, Tunisia and the Pacific islands.
You lead a squad of AI soldiers instead of one: when one dies, you switch to the next, so maps feel crowded. Four nations are playable — the USA, USSR, Germany and Japan — with 18 soldier classes. Tanks, armored cars, motorcycles, fighters and bombers join the infantry, and a crew that loses its vehicle keeps fighting on foot. A built-in editor lets players make their own missions for public servers.
It suits players who value large battles and teamwork over a personal kill count. The caveat: gear is bought for every soldier separately, building an army takes a long time, and the game draws pay-to-win criticism.
