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Tannenberg brings the massive battles of the Eastern Front in WW1 to life with 64 players fighting for control of key sectors of the battlefield, each one offering a distinct strategic advantage. Warfare between the Russian Empire, Germany, and their allies offers a fresh experience for first person shooter players and history aficionados alike.

There are six squads, 50+ weapons, six large maps that give players tactical freedom, and a 64 player game mode with full AI bot support so you can experience epic battles at any time! Everything has been recreated with the same attention to detail seen in Verdun, the first entry in the WW1 Game Series.

This historical game takes place across the lakes, forests, mountains and snowy plains of the Eastern Front - it was inspired by the Battle of Tannenberg in 1914, one of the most iconic encirclement battles in history. Players will be able to master a range of authentically modelled equipment brought to the field by Russian Frontovik and Cossack squads, the Roumanians, or join the Central Powers to serve in an Austro-Hungarian K.u.K. squad, German Infanterie, or the Bulgarians.

Tannenberg offers several game modes - including the exciting Maneuver game mode reflecting the nature of war on the Eastern Front, as 64 players battle across large maps where the objectives and battle lines are always shifting. Survive the deadly battles by working together with your four man squad and utilizing your distinctive skills. There is a wealth of historical detail including realistic WW1 weaponry, authentic uniforms, horrendous gore, and maps based on real battlefields.

Tannenberg key features include:

Authentic WW1 atmosphere; accuracy in everything from maps and weaponry to uniforms
Tactical squad-based FPS; play as Russian, Roumanian, Austro-Hungarian, German and Bulgarian troops
Eastern Front landscapes; large maps each with weather variants from snow to summer sun
64 player Maneuver game mode; apture strategic sectors in grand battles of movement
Never fight alone; squad gameplay and AI bots for Maneuver so you can join epic battles at any time

WW1 on the Eastern Front

It’s all-out war on the Eastern Front! From artillery barrages and poison gas to the deadly heavy machine gun and hard-hitting rifle, there are many weapons to master. The battlefield is a dangerous place, and a little thought will help you stay alive – lead your shots, keep your eyes open, and be ready to engage in ferocious close combat at any moment.

Tannenberg’s Maneuver game mode captures the essence of warfare on the Eastern Front, with 64 players, large open maps, and the freedom to choose which sectors you will attack and defend. Just make sure you don’t get outflanked and encircled before you can do the same to your enemies!s!

Authentic World War 1 Setting

The WW1 Game Series currently includes Tannenberg and Verdun (set on the Western Front). These authentic WW1 shooters let players choose from a range of squads from across the war, as they fight for control of the ever-changing frontlines.

We recreate the atmosphere of the Eastern Front with the same level of accuracy as seen in Verdun. Extensive research has been conducted, with uniforms recreated to the tiniest detail and weapons modelled to exact references. The maps use realistic props and terrain layouts based on locations from the hilly forests of Galicia to a Polish village subjected to scorched earth tactics. 7aa9394dea

Title: Tannenberg
Genre: Action, Indie, Strategy
Developer:
M2H, Blackmill Games
Publisher:
M2H
Franchise:
WW1 Game Series
Release Date: 13 Feb, 2019

Minimum:

OS: Windows 8/10 64 Bit
Processor: Intel CPU Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz, AMD CPU Phenom II X4 940
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Geforce GTX 960M / Radeon HD 7750 or higher, 2GB video card memory
DirectX: Version 10
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 8 GB available space
Additional Notes: Multiplayer only, make sure you have a stable and fast internet connection.

English,French,Italian,German,Polish,Portuguese,Russian,Turkish,Simplified Chinese,Japanese

I love this game. It's historically immersive and the marksmanship is so much fun - it just feels natural. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in the era or the weapons.. The game is fun don't get me wrong, but it's not what it sets out to be.
Realism? yeah, kinda... no bullet physics, no crouched running, bad AI...

I would go for Red Orchestra for a more polished concept \/ game
Also game modes are infuriating. The balance is terrible and there's no way to be organized with the delay system. Conquer too much, spread yourself too thin and the zerg rush the game unleashes upon you with OCEANS of bots becomes...broken.
For new comers to the tactical shooter this will be hell.
For veterans that come from RO2\/RS\/Vietnam, Insurgency or the Arma series, this is waaaaay too unpolished and arcade.

My review: Broken and tedious.
PS: Try Red Orchestra 2 or Rising storm Vietnam. Saddly it's not WW1 but at least is decently made.. this game is a failure. it looks okay, and the sound is good. the controls are decent, but there's a frustrating delay to everything. i guess this is to give a more 'authentic' feel or something, but it's quite annoying to attempt to bayonet rush a guy when you're out of bullets, only to watch your avatar confusedly fumble around deciding how to reload, stand up, and move at the same time.

the maps are functionally identical, and just not very interesting.

most damning, the bot ai is just...tragic. this means that meaningful strategy is alternately impossible or pointless, and without that, there's just nothing left.. I've played their first game Verdun and really liked it. It was something that had never been done, and that's a good WW1 game. Attack and defence of trenches literally how it would have been done in WW1. So when the anounced the "eastern front" I was a bit sceptical of the new game because I liked Verdun so much. BUT I should have bought the game earlier, because its really good. No longer conventional trench warfare I feel that Manuver is a way better mode. Graphics look even better, and they have cool map features like varying weather conditions. Historic accuracy is top notch (in both games)

10\/10 would recommend. This is the first time I have had fun playing a shooter in a loooong time. :D. Meh. Not enough players, a 20 dollar game, shaky mechanics..... I'll pass.. Now this game is great. Hop right in, start shooting people. The very minute detail put into guns, and uniforms, as well as having either a German or a Russian scream at you over objectives is very pleasant. The mere fact that your nation's military anthem plays at the start of each game immerses you into that jingoist ethos that the first world war started with.

The gunplay is great, the guns themselves are a little unexplained but still work nonetheless, and you aren't locked behind a paywall for the best guns, or equipment.

The only people I would not recommend this to are the ones who expect a Battlefield game or a Call of Duty game, it simply isn't that type of shooter.. Tannenberg is a great game. Let me explain why. Before I do so, I should tell you what I am not going to write about. If you would like to know what Tannenberg is all about and would like to get more details on maps, weapons, game play etc. please look at the manuals and FAQ\u2019s that are around. I just want to give you my personal impression of the game.
I was looking for a game that depicted fighting in World War One as realistically as can be expected from a computer game that has to combine realism with fun in order to sell. Tannenberg, in my opinion, is the perfect combination of both: a maximum of fun with a maximum of realism.
When I first started a game in Tannenberg I was immediately taken in by the graphics. The landscape was modelled with great love for detail and with an excellent eye for the real looks of the depicted regions. The roads through the woods in the East Prussia map are a wonderful example of this realism. I know the northern woods and can attest to it that the East Prussia of Tannenberg feels absolutely real. The same can be said about the weapons. Sounds, loading process, handling \u2013 all these were fashioned in a way that leaves you with an impression of really handling these rifles, carbines and pistols.
Another strong point of Tannenberg is that you can play it with all kinds of different goals. You may go for achieving a maximum of personal points. If you aim for this, you have to follow the orders of your NCO. You may go for the overall victory of your side. In that case you will try to take enemy strongholds and aggressively press your opponent. Or you may simply try to stay alive for as long as possible, or alternatively, you may try to score as many kills as possible which leads to a quite aggressive style of playing.
If you are new to the game, here are some pieces of advice. In the beginning Tannenberg can be quite frustrating. Though the handling of the controls is quite easy, a newbie is at a great disadvantage for not knowing the maps and the survival tactics. There a countless hide-outs or - let us rather call them - favorable positions from which to surprise attack your opponents. In order to get to know the controls, the maps and the handling of your weapons you should start with a few offline games. In these you will only fight against bots. Bots give you more time to react, don\u2019t shoot as accurate as humans and don\u2019t set traps for you. After you learned how to use the controls and got a first impression you should join games with a relative small number of human opponents. You will soon learn the difference between humans and bots! Once you mastered the basics you can start participating in games of up to 68 players. And here the fun really starts.
Try the different types of troop members. Read about their strength and weaknesses. Use the type of soldier that comes closest to your style of fighting and the requirements of the map. For example, if you like to stay away from close-range fighting select a role in which you have a long range rifle at your disposal. If close range is your thing make sure to carry a pistol.
Remember that Tannenberg is a group based game. It makes sense to stay with your platoon, because that multiplies your fire-power. However, be aware that human opponents will try to outflank you and kill you from behind. The game forces you to keep an eye on all of your surroundings.
One last thing I would like to mention is that I am playing with really out-dated hardware and still the game is great fun for me. The disadvantage of out-dated hardware lies in the graphics. Tannenberg is very much about who sees whom first. For this reason try not to fight with the sun in your eyes and whenever possible seek a position hidden in the shadows. But I am sure you will soon get the hang of it and then you will enjoy it as much as I do.
When you meet me on the battlefield, remember not to shoot me, because I wrote this hopefully helpful review for you.