Announcement of a new military online shooter Enlisted

Gaijin Entertainment and Darkflow Softwar Announce Military Shooter Enlisted for Xbox Series X/S and PC

But if the game is available on the Xbox Series X / S from the day the sales of the consoles themselves start, then PC users will have to be content with a closed beta test for now. At the same time, you can download the client on the official website of the shooter - Enlisted.net. The first campaign available in Enlisted reproduces the events of the defense of Moscow in 1941-1942.

Enlisted battles simultaneously involve dozens of squads with different specializations, each of which can include up to seven soldiers. The player controls one fighter directly, while others fight under the control of AI and obey orders. This approach ensures maximum density and entertainment of the battle while maintaining a high contribution of each participant to the team's victory. Infantry, armored vehicles and aircraft fight together, and in one game session each participant can try several roles at once.

Access to the closed beta test of the game on both platforms will be available to buyers of the “set?? founder” for Enlisted. Such a set additionally gives a premium unit and an exclusive submachine gun of the corresponding nation in the “Battle for Moscow” campaign. For the USSR, these are the soldiers of the 75th Infantry Regiment of the 5th Infantry Division of the Red Army of the USSR Armed Forces and the PPK-41 submachine gun, for Germany - the soldiers of the 449th Infantry Regiment of the 144th Infantry Division of the Wehrmacht and the MP 41 submachine gun.

In the closed beta test, units of such specializations as attack aircraft, snipers, machine gunners, mortars, flamethrowers, anti-tank units, engineers, radio operators, tankers and pilots are already available to players. They have dozens of realistic weapons in their arsenal, as well as tanks, wheeled armored vehicles, fighters and attack aircraft. All of them correspond to historical prototypes and were actually used during the corresponding period of the Second World War.

The feedback of the closed beta test participants will be taken into account when developing the following campaigns - these are “Invasion of Normandy”, “Battle for Berlin” and “Battle for Tunisia”.