Enemy Front PC Gameplay Review

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World War II has been explored countless times across various mediums, but few attempts have managed to stand out from the pack. Enemy Front is one such title that promises a fresh take on World War's most infamous conflict – or so it claims.

Upon first impressions, Enemy Front appears promising enough with its fast-paced gameplay and open-ended design choices. Players are presented with an array of missions set across various fronts throughout Europe during WWII, each offering multiple paths to completion depending on their preferred playstyle. This could have potentially made for a thrilling experience if not for the numerous technical hiccups that marred our time playing through it.

One major issue lies within the game's AI system – or lack thereof. Enemy soldiers often seem more like cardboard cutouts rather than actual thinking, moving entities; they'll repeatedly run straight towards you regardless of cover or danger without fail, making even simple missions feel almost too easy at times due to their complete lack of intelligence.

The gunplay itself is nothing special either - it's serviceable enough but never truly excites. The controls are clunky and unresponsive most often than not which can make for some very frustrating moments when trying to aim down sights or execute precision shots on enemy soldiers who seem oblivious to your presence anyway thanks again mostly due in part because of poor AI.

Weak game mechanics further compound these problems by making even seemingly simple tasks feel needlessly convoluted and time-consuming. For example, simply picking up dropped weapons can take an eternity as the player must first crouch down then press a specific button before finally being able to pick it up - all while simultaneously avoiding enemy fire because reasons.

Overall, Enemy Front feels like a game that was rushed out the door without much thought or care put into its development. With numerous technical problems holding back what could have been an enjoyable experience and poor design choices throughout, this World War II shooter is best avoided unless you're looking for something to pass a lazy afternoon with - but even then there are far better options available elsewhere.

Rating: 2/10

Final Verdict:

Enemy Front fails to deliver on its promises of fast-paced WWII action due to numerous technical issues, poor AI, weak game mechanics, and an overall lackluster design. Unless you're desperate for something new in the shooter genre or just want a quick fix before moving onto something better elsewhere then it's best avoiding this underwhelming disappointment altogether.

Recommended System Requirements:

- Operating System: Windows 7 / Vista / XP

- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo @ 3 GHz / AMD Athlon II X2 @ 3.0GHz

- RAM: 4 GB (XP) / 8GB (Vista/Seven)

- Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTS250 or ATI Radeon HD4870 with at least 512MB of VRAM

Minimum System Requirements:

- Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7

- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo @ 3.00 GHz / AMD Athlon II X2 @ 3.00GHz

- RAM: 4 GB (XP) / 8GB (Vista/Seven)

- Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT220 or ATI Radeon HD2600 with at least 256MB of VRAM

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