I've been looking for a game like this for months, just open the game, find a match, wait others to join, start, kill or get killed, re spawn and repeat.

There is a variety of maps, graphics and controls are excellent, it is realistic, no fantasy or crazy skills/features just a WW2 PVP shooting game and you can buy and upgrade weapons with in-game currency

And the most important, new players are not in disadvantage compared to old ones like most games use to be.

The game isnt bad. But i dont like few things. The maps are really small, so it feels more like a mobile game than a pc one. Also there are bugs, I sometimes cant reload my main weapon.
This is not a game i would play for long, but it isnt bad. I will sure play this when im bored. Still I wont give this game good review. It has potencial tho.

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　　　　There is an excellent congruence between the map environment and the characters and weapons, all well addressed. It's impressive to see how minimal the bugs are compared to the intensity of the battles it offers. For those who fondly remember the nostalgic sounds of "Medal of Honor: Underground," "Frontline 1942" brings that familiar feeling back, evoking memories from the PlayStation 1 era.

　　　　While the environments may not be vast, their precision enhances the dynamics of player combat. The goal is clear: maintain constant offensive pressure, which truly elevates the competitive spirit. And if there is any question regarding the existence of players, you can rest assured that they do exist.

　　　　Considering some objective details about the game, one aspect that stands out to me is the damage inflicted on opponents. Affecting the health of enemy characters can be somewhat challenging, which may give the impression of slowing down the match — this can lead the player to be more mindful of their surroundings in the scenarios.

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　　　　Believe me, I only assert that a game contains cheaters if I truly observe them. Unfortunately, there are indeed cheaters in the game, which somewhat diminishes the experience. During a match, I struck two players continuously — whose usernames were the default ones — and their health did not decrease at any point. Oh! But even so, I won the match with my team — and I finished in first place. Hahahahaha.

　　　　I truly cannot comprehend how shallow an individual must be to use cheats in online games. The player does not experience damage and misses out on the essence of the game. Frankly, a person who resorts to such actions may be suffering psychologically from something personal and profound. Do I feel anger towards those who cheat in games? No, I feel pity for these individuals. They likely have nothing better to pursue in life. Seriously... what is the appeal of using cheats? Would such a person be highly intelligent? Certainly not. Furthermore, the truth is that they do not understand what it means to complete a game like "BLACK" for PlayStation 2 at the maximum difficulty level.

　　　　Every game, due to the high frequency of cheating players, receives a negative status, which ultimately reflects on the company itself — and this is unacceptable. The game is enjoyable, but without proper attention, it will not have a future. So, XDEVS LTD, please take action regarding the cheaters in the game. Some focused work on anti-cheat measures for identification is necessary. I cannot state that the game will not come to an end; however, if the company remains negligent, unfortunately, the game's conclusion will be inevitable — if not due to a lack of players, then due to automatic server decay.

　　　　Now, to conclude, I will present a paradox for you, dear reader. Are you prepared? Hypothetically, of course, since cheaters find it amusing not to take damage in a game; if, in that same game, everyone were cheaters and did not take damage from anyone, the cheaters themselves would cease to find it enjoyable and would stop playing. Without honest players, the cheaters would experience the same feelings that honest players have toward them. Reflect on this.

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1. The game is a true diamond in the rough but still needs some polishing.
2. The developers should focus on effective marketing strategies to attract a larger audience.
3. The graphical requirements make the game accessible to those with less modern hardware, which is a plus.
4. Despite monetization options for progression, it's still possible to win matches and achieve success through skill and effort.
5. There needs to be more game modes.
6. Yes, there are cheaters in the game.

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There is a bug in the animation when the weapon is supposed to be reloaded.

There is a delay in hitting the target; however, this is related to the connection with the server.


*I can mention two issues I observed during my gaming experience; however, I would like to emphasize that the game is still a diamond in the rough. As I have already stated, the game is a diamond; it simply needs to be polished.

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P.S.: Overall, if you're looking for a nostalgic yet thrilling gaming experience, I highly recommend giving "Frontline 1942" a try!