Firefight

Sean O'Connor

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About this game

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.

If you liked Close Combat you'll love Firefight!

Ratings and reviews

Incredible game! I've been playing this game for years now and haven't had any regrets since purchase. the regular updates are great, it keeps the game alive and keeps you as a player invested in the fun and diversity. one thing I would like to suggest: can you set custom battles to where you can enable/disable certain unit types. for instance if I want to have a firefight but dont want the enemy to use tanks. Just a thought, but the game is great! UPDATE: THEY ADDED IT, YOU GUYS ROCK!!!

awesome game. new content and game mechanics would be great. would like to see more of a reaction from the enemy units. a enemy infantry section will be under overwelming fire and pinned down. a enemy tank sits 30 meters away on the other side of a building and does nothing as the infantry section slowly gets picked off. also, hard mode in custom game isn't that hard. why can't MG teams fire from buildings?

It's a really good realistic RTS game that uses historically accurate maps (they even have a few modern city maps) and weapons that were used for at that time, down to the month that they were first seen in combat. The path finding is a bit sluggish, especially for vehicles and tanks which can get annoying. But all in all, I think it deserves a buy

What’s new

- minor bug fix