Baden of WGB writes: "Having once been flooded with a seemingly never-ending wave of shooters set during WWII it almost feels strange to once again be staring down the barrel of an MP40 in City Interactive’s latest title, Enemy Front, a game which makes incredibly bold promises on its Steam page it cannot hope to keep. Despite the sales jargon, this is not ” first truly modern WW2 FPS, featuring stunning visuals, open-ended levels and a richly interactive combat experience.”
Neil writes: "February is nearly over and the last few weeks have been solid for gamers looking for new games. With all manner of triple A titles released, and a host of little indie games rocking up alongside them, we're not sure the opening couple of months to a year have ever been so good. But even though us Xbox gamers have had the chance to experience some of the most stunning games ever created, there will always be a part of us looking to nab something else, something cheaper. And that is where the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale for 19th-25th February 2019 comes in - delivering all manner of brilliant discounts for Xbox One and Xbox 360 gamers to enjoy."
Thanks to awful controls, stupid enemies, and tons of glitches, Enemy Front is the worst WWII first-person shooter since 2005's Call Of Duty 2: Big Red One.
Sam Terry writes- Set in WWII, Enemy Front puts you in the role of Richard Hawkins, an anti-fascist war correspondent who finds himself caught up in the Resistance. Enemy Front is a visually beautiful game, and makes the most out of last gen technology. Unfortunately, a short campaign, poor voice acting, and a lack of online features let the game down.
