Escapism meets realism
Just because Hour of Victory is lighter and frothier than your average WWII shooter doesn't mean you don't still feel like you're battling through a real war. The settings, weapons and vehicles all seemed authentic- if slightly heightened and stylized- during our hands-on time. And the developers promise that the opposing soldiers will behave authentically as well, fleeing when their commander is killed or attacking your position from different angles.
