Firefight - WW2 12+

Name: Firefight - WW2
Rating: 3.5 (11 reviews)
Author: Sean O'Connor

Sean O'Connor

Designed for iPad

- 3.5 • 11 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Firefight is a World War II real-time simulation game with more AI and attention to detail than any other game in its genre to date. Tanks are modelled with a physics engine and have gears, rev counters and speedos, and steer themselves with brake levers to give them realistic looking tracked vehicle movement. Each bullet, shell or piece of shrapnel is modelled in 3D and ricochets realistically off sloping surfaces. You can see each infantryman's rank, name, weapon, ammunition remaining, heart rate and fatigue levels. Machine gunners will call for ammunition when they're running low and other squad members will rush over with spare ammo if they are carrying any. Wounded men call for medics who will sprint over to administer first aid. Off-board artillery can be called in but will have to fire several ranging shots before the full 8 gun battery opens fire simultaneously.

Play against either the sophisticated built-in AI, or a friend over the internet.

For a video showing the game in action see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysRtdalURDw

24 Oct 2024

Version 10.4.0

- a yellow beam (instead of the usual grey one) now signifies that a unit can see an enemy but isn't shooting as it has been ordered by you not to shoot

3.5 out of 5

11 Ratings

Great game

Amazing game but you have to buy levels if you just make about 3 free it would be amazing and 5/5

10 bucks to be disappointed

Game will cost you 10 bucks if you wanna play at all. Then when you get to play, you realize your tactics, micro-management and troop placement are all worth nothing because the ai is too stupid to follow your orders appropriately. Ai will sabotage your most thought-through plan by firing random at will and giving positions away. Tanks do not prioritize hostile tanks or AT-units and are infinitely more incompetent than the opponents ai

Don't play this

Unplayable due to pay walls have to buy training level

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