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The first mission flashes back to days earlier, smack dab in the middle of the infamous Operation Market Garden, the largest paratrooper operation of World War II. Sure, it’s not an entirely unfamiliar setting, but the way you make your entrance is something we haven’t seen before. Your squad is air-towed in an engine-less glider that then crash lands in a field behind enemy lines. The goal is (was) to secure a road (Hell’s Highway) crucial to Allied victory.If you’re not up on the history we won't ruin the outcome for you... but it wasn't good.
Speaking of which, suppression is key to the realism in Hell’s Highway. Cover here is helpful, but it’s not a means of making you invincible. Nazis take cover just like you do, but you can see where they’re hiding via the red Suppression Icon. They’re no dummies, and they won’t jump in front of a bullet, but throw down enough fire in and around their hidey-hole, the icon’s meter depletes and the forces your enemies to take desperate measures. Kill or be killed.
