Recent reviews by NeatKefe

Many games, before Hell Let Loose, have claimed to be a more realistic, tactica, schooter where "cooperation is required for success". So many times that turnes out to not be true. That is not the case with HLL.

Within a minute of each game you can usually tell if you are going to win or loose the battle. Your squad leader is not speaking - or is not there at all? Well, that's a full squad of soldiers just wasting space on your team. The suppurt member of your squad runs of to see the ocean? Well, your squad is going to have a really hard time. Your commander keeps droping bombing runs when your squad is trying to push up on the objective? Well... too bad, that's what happens in war.

Hell Let Loose is, to me, the perfect mix between the chaos of war and the fine tuned, well planned, strategic and tactical battle. Every now and then I come across a rag tag group of people that happens to form the perfect squad. One where everyone knows that for the common good - the win - everyone has an equaly important role to play. From the commander, to squad leaders, down to the riflemen (who holds ammo, vital to usually the AT). And when that happens HLL is, simply put, the best FPS game there is.

Also. No loot boxes or mini transactions. So.. you know... You should buy it just for that.

This is actually a really greay game. As a huge fan of the original Transport Fever I also had high hopes. Lots of games have tried to take Transport tycoon (or open TTD for that matter) into the next generation - and I think Transport Fever 2 comes closer than anyone has ever done before.

However - constant crashes makes the game unplayable. If you're thinking og buying the game make sure to read the forums first, are there's much discussion about this issue there. Hoping for a path soon!

A really interesting take on the strategy genre. No hassle with micro managing cities or regions, but full focus on your army and the strategy of 15th century battle. I you like the Total War series you should give this a try. I've only played for a couple of hours now but the genuin historic feel and large maps / battles is promising.


A few annoying kinks that I have yet to figure out: regiment movement in the battlefield, and the cover mechanism. Some indication of how good the cover would be on different locations would be good. I don't really get how to order regiments to charge (some times they do, sometimes they don't). Also I'd really like to be able to zoom in more, get in the action.