Reviewers Liked
- Playing in a squad can be fun and rewarding
- Realistic take on World War I trench warfare
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Most maps look drab
- Need to do a fair amount of outside reading to understand game's complexities
Verdun
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By Gaming Nexus
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Verdun was first released on PC almost 2 years ago, and currently maintains a "very positive" rating on Steam, with thousands of reviews. Last August, it was released on the PS4, to significantly less flattering reviews, with downgrades in nearly every...
By Hooked Gamers
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History Repeats Itself If this looks familiar, perhaps it's because you've already read the review of Verdun from my colleague Murray Lewis when it was first released. As a first, (and undoubtedly rare instance) I'm coming at you with a second opinion...
By PCWorld
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No game has ever captured the feel of trench-based warfare as well as Verdun.
By GameSpot
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Developers M2H and Blackmill Games deserve kudos for introducing a shooter in this typically untouched wartime era. I admit that, complaints aside, I found Verdun growing on me. I became immersed in its careful pacing and focus on squad movement.
By EuroGamer
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Last year's PC version may be a better fit, with smoother aiming and a considerably higher screen resolution, but even so, there is only so much M2H's shooter can offer. The Great War almost certainly has a Great shooter representing it in the very near future, and Verdun is left scrabbling down in the dirt.
By eurogamer.net
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On Sunday, I went to Nomansland. I didn't know I was going to Nomansland, in fact I didn't know it even existed as anything other than a concept. And yet that's where I went, as the family and I hunted out a local village fete. Upon arrival, it was...
By Hooked Gamers
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NEVER FORGET Life is easy for World War 2 buffs in video gaming. No matter what part of the war they'd like to experience, chances are there are half a dozen games that feature it. So, too, are those who prefer the sweaty jungles of Vietnam – the...
By PC Gamer
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Alpha and Early Access reviews offer our preliminary verdicts on in-development games. We may follow up this unscored review with a final, scored review in the future. Read our full review policy for details.Version reviewed: July 28th update Reviewed...
By xboxdynasty.de
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Jeder Schuss ein Treffer: Mit mehr Realismus und einem knackigeren Schwierigkeitsgrad versucht sich der Low-Budget Titel Verdun von Blockbuster-Konkurrent Battlefield abzuheben. Das wird einige Spieler freuen, andere jedoch gnadenlos abschrecken....
By actugaming.net
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Verdun, je n'en attendais pas grand-chose à vrai dire, mais j'ai pu voir par contre à quel point le titre développé par M2h et Blackmill Games est d'une très grande qualité. Les cartes sont vraiment nombreuses, les modes de jeu bien fichus, puis le...
By zeden.net
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La der des der ? Si vous avez lu notre Zoom sur les FPS consacrés à la Première Guerre mondiale, alors vous savez déjà que ceux-ci ne sont pas en grand nombre, et qu'ils ne sont pas non plus de très...
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