Interrogation of German soldier.
Ruined city of Stalingrad.
There is no health indicator. You're bleeding when you're wounded.
Blowing up German headquarters.
Enemy grenade killed our comrade.
Marching to railroad station.
Neutralizing the enemy hard point.
Fighting in Egyptian city of El Daba.
Our hero gives a signal to a naval artillery.
Smoke grenades gives a good cover.
Convoy ambushed by the German troops.
Bombarding enemy positions.
You must defend the crossroads.
Invasion in Normandy has just begun.
Secure the village of Beltot.
Opening cinematic shows various in-game elements you'll come across in your campaign.
There are 10 missions in total to choose from.
Pre-mission diary writings vaguely explain your current situation.
Looks like the communication wire has been damaged on several places and you have to fix it... the problem is, German Wehrmacht is on all sides trying to stop you.
With no cover, the one who fires first gets to live.
When fighting indoors, the machine gun is the best solution.
The building is ours... but now we have to endure German counter-attack.
Using the sniper to clear out the streets.
Taking out enemy infantry with a sniper.
Use allied tanks as a moving cover against enemy fire.
The desert doesn't provide with much cover, but luckily your tanks do.
Direct hit on the Panzer II tank.
Using binoculars for easier targeting.
Leaving a trail of German Panzer II tanks should be a fair warning for an upcoming enemy tanks.
Rommel's last stand should be in this place... no doubt it'll be heavily defended.
Shooting at enemy soldiers on the other side of the crates.
Taking out the nest with a grenade.
The story is supported by actual photos and videos of WWII battles and events.
These walls should prove useful for some cover against enemy machine gun fire.
This enemy soldier is fully unaware of our presence... however, a stealth approach is not an option in this game.
Approaching the city at night should play to our advantage against Tiger tanks.
Close encounter with a Tiger tank... note the germans on the right, they're wounded but not dead, so double check your kills.
D-day, only this beach requires a lot of climbing first.
Providing covering fire while your comrades get closer to the buildings.
Holding top of the hill against an overwhelming enemy force.
Crossing the Rhein in an amphibious armored vehicle.
Throw some smoke grenades to cover your approach.
These soldiers were caught unprepared and did not expect someone to outflank them.