Enlisted

Looking for a massive, free to play World War II shooter that doesn’t hold back on action or realism? Enlisted might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. If you’re a fan of intense, large scale combat like in Call of Duty or Battlefield, this game brings that same thrill but with its own unique flavor and a focus on squad based warfare.

You’ll dive into historic battles across iconic fronts, from the streets of Berlin to the beaches of Normandy. The game doesn’t just throw you into the fight it makes you part of it. You’re not a lone super soldier; you command a squad, switching between soldiers on the fly, each with their own gear and role. It’s chaotic, cinematic, and deeply immersive.

And don’t worry about needing a monster rig to run it. Enlisted is pretty forgiving: a Windows 7 or newer 64 bit system, an i3 processor, 8GB RAM, and a graphics card around the GeForce 660 or AMD 78XX level will do the trick. Just make sure you’ve got about 12GB free on your hard drive or SSD.

Where Enlisted really stands out is in its combined arms gameplay. You’re not just running and gunning you can hop into tanks, take control of aircraft, or dig in with infantry, all within the same match. The maps are huge, designed for up to 100 players in modes like 30v30, so every match feels like an all out war.

It’s also packed with period accurate weapons and gear. You’ll recognize classic rifles, machine guns, and even artillery all customizable and unlockable as you progress. And yes, you can pick up gear from fallen players just like in those classic war shooters we all love.

Best of all, it’s free to play without feeling pay to win. There are optional premium bundles like the Battle of Moscow pack that give you a head start with extra troops, weapons, or vehicles, but you can achieve plenty through gameplay alone.

So if you’re tired of the same old shooters and want something fresh yet familiar, Enlisted is definitely worth a download. It’s chaotic, historic, and seriously fun.