Hour of Victory - hands-on
Play the same old war in a new way. Three new ways
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.
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