Hello, Everyone.

Time to go back a little in time and experience the thrills of World War 2. It started when we were captured in the last mission were talking about one of our late brave friends. And guess what, I'm now playing as that character in this new mission.

Just the first part of the gameplay is enough to blow your mind. And I know it's kind of big to say it's a summary post of the main gameplay, but believe me, there's a lot more happening in the gameplay. So, this much explanation was needed.

The mission started in the most iconic way possible. We were a team of paratroopers, and we needed to jump from a plane to get to the ground and mobilise the ground force. We were about to jump from the plane, but the enemies were constantly flanking from the ground below. Bomb shells were blasting everywhere in the air. We were waiting for our chance until one of those shells hit the left wing of our plane, and we had no choice but to jump through the flames of the burning wing.

I did jump with my parachute, but there was a mayhem going on. Added to the flank shells, now destroyed planes were flying by me, too. And unfortunately, one of them hit my parachute, and it was all on fire. And I was falling down directly toward the ground along with a lot of crashed plane debris. I had a second parachute, but I was waiting for the right time to open it so that it wouldn't get destroyed too. But by the time I opened it, it was too late, and I got smashed into the ocean water. I got tangled up with all the ropes and was drowning. I was able to untie myself, luckily, but lost my gun in the process.

I was able to get to the ground, but I was in a war zone, at the centre of the enemy frontline, with no weapon to defend myself. And to increase the trouble, the enemy soldiers were looking for survivors with dogs. Just to cross this part, I died at least 5-6times and had to resume from the last checkpoint. Most of the time, I was able to kill an enemy in stealth mode, collect a weapon, and even take out a few more enemies. However, the trouble was the dogs. It was dark, and they could sniff me out even when I was hiding behind covers, not to mention I could barely see them coming towards me.

After that, I started to move towards the windmill up north to meet up with the rest of the crew. There was a lot of action, and I don't know how many enemies I killed in the process. There were multiple battles going on, and you will get to experience this to the full extent in the main gameplay video that I will attach at the end of the post.

I finally met the squad, but I found out that our commanding officer did not make the landing, and he died in the sky. Everyone wanted to back out as the mission seemed impossible. But I wanted to keep fighting and continue the mission. Some other soldiers agreed with me, and we convinced the rest of the team. And they decided to make me the new commander in charge.

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We started to move into the port city to clear out our goal. It was filled with soldiers with heavy machine gun checkposts and even with armoured vehicles. Damn, it was tough as hell. But, as the commanding officer, I could decide which point to direct all the rest of the soldiers. So, I ordered my soldiers each time to attack a certain point, directing the enemy's focus at them, and I would silently go around behind the enemy checkpoint and clear them out without them getting a chance to notice me.
Well, the plan failed a few times, but most of the time it was a success.

Here are a few scenes from the final one. We needed to destroy this tower in the port with a 20mm anti-tank machine gun. But we were not able to take a single step forward. Those huge bullets were destroying everything they hit. And our bullets were not having a single effect. We were stuck there for a while, but I decided that I had had enough of this shit and took my risks and moved from one cover to another, using the times when the gunner was shooting at the other soldiers. And at the end, I was finally close enough to throw grenades and threw a few directly at the machine gun, and that did the job. The mission was completed.