Looking for something new to play? If you’re on PC, you have a new one to add to your pile later this month, as World War 2 shooter, Squad 44, is gearing up for a free weekend.
Not only that, butthe shooter will also introduce a new mode that might seem familiar to fans of all-out warfare multiplayer games.
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Ahead of the new mode’s launch, players will be able to test it this coming weekend.
The announcement was made on the game’s officialX(formerly Twitter) account, where it mentioned the free weekend is kickng off on July 31 and will last up to August 3 on Steam.
Not only that, but current players will even be able to test out a new mode this weekend, as 32v32 Conquest will be tested out from July 25 to July 27. Much like in other shooters, Conquest has players seizing territory and control it in order to win. It’s a game mode popularized in the Battlefield franchise that has since been a staple in most multiplayer shooters.
If you’re unfamiliar with Squad 44, it’s an authentic tactical World War 2 shooter that relies on realism. While it’s not an outright mil-sim like the ARMA franchise, it leans on realism a lot more compared to something like Call of Duty.
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Since its release in 2018, Squad 44 has garnered a solid footing, as it managed to get over 18,000 positive user reviews.
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