Team17 and Black Matter announced that they are collaborating to bring the hotly anticipated authentic WWII shooter Hell Let Loose to PC early access in 2019. In order to celebrate this announcement, the teams have also released a gameplay trailer that you can find below.
Hell Let Loose is described as a realistic platoon-based multiplayer first-person shooter set during the Second World War and built using Unreal Engine 4. Offering 50 vs. 50 tactical battles in which players must coordinate to capture sectors and resources to beat the opposition into submission, the game creates an epic theater of war across huge maps. Authenticity is key, and players will be able to experience history using a realistic period arsenal, with accurate weapon behavior.
During the early access period, the team will work collaboratively with the community to create the best possible multiplayer experience and will be regularly updating the game based on feedback. A roadmap of key content drops will also be made available when early access begins.
Maximilian Rea, co-founder of Black Matter, said:
“Team17 have a long history of delivering robust and highly accomplished titles. Their philosophy of delivering a great final product whilst importantly allowing us to protect the unique identity of an FPS title like Hell Let Loose was a key factor in our partnership. And a title this epic in scope posed a huge challenge for a small studio like us. Working with Team17 will allow us to focus on the development of the game while ensuring we deliver players the polished experience they expect.”
Debbie Bestwick, CEO at Team17, added:
“We’ve always said our aim is to work with the most talented game makers on great games regardless of genre. Hell Let Loose offers fans of simulation shooters something truly special and we can’t wait to get the game into players’ hands. Black Matter have created an incredible game and we were blown away when we were first introduced to it. We know fans of the genre will be, too. We are delighted to not only support them in delivering the quality gaming experience they wish for their fans, but to help them on their journey as a team, as well.”
Enjoy!
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Have these guys ever opened a history book, where the women?
My daughter will be skipping this one.
i didn’t see any portuguese! ho wait they where being explored on mines and farms!
The people who are making this have already miss managed whatever Kickstarter money they got from the initial Kickstarter; somebody in the discord pledged and has stated that they don’t know how to handle a budget, and have wasted a lot of money. Plus first time Dev Stduios rarely ever make something that functions on a non-amateur tier. Much like World War 3, I’m sure it’s going to be overrated garbage that barely functions on release and is a buggy mess.
Not giving them a single dime until it’s proven to be a game that actually works; all of the recent Kickstarter tier WW2 games have been trash. I doubt they will be able to actually handle a game that isn’t based off Hitscan garbage that has 100 players that isn’t a complete excuse of an MP game, with combined arms that actually plays well and isn’t an awful laggy mess.
With that said, Tripwire need to bring on RO3 because currently BF:V is the only good WW2 game to come out that has competent good gameplay, and doesn’t follow the completely and totally overdone American European Campagin.