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The devs say the game's purchasable cosmetics "does not influence the performance of players in battle."

Your engineers got a new powerful weapon to tear through aircraft and waves of enemies.

The battle heads to the Pacific Ocean with carriers playing a big role.

Players can now fully transform any map in Enlisted with the new Mission Editor feature on PC.

Single purchase will now net you permanent leveling bonus.

New battle pass and holiday event also kick off today.

Plant mines or stop the other team from planting theirs.

But the "closed beta" will cost you.

The Battle for Berlin is on in Enlisted, as the game's third campaign has shifted from a paid closed beta experience to a free open beta for everyone.

Online shooter CRSED: F.O.A.D.

Darkflow Software is pushing update after update for Enlisted, sending one to the front yesterday while preparing for a new surge in the near future. The May 13 update added more missions in the Moscow and Normandy campaign...

CRSED: F.O.A.D., which is still the weirdest title for a game that we cover, has a new update, and it's off to a rocky start.

World War II cost a lot of money: $4.1 trillion (in today's dollars) for America alone, by one estimate.

WW2 shooter Enlisted hit open beta last Thursday, and as you might expect from a game facing a sudden influx of players, there have been a lot of opinions and feedback about the game.

It's time to storm the beaches in Enlisted, as Darkflow Sofware and Gaijin Entertainment's F2P WW2 shooter hits open beta today on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

We're a few weeks past Thanksgiving, but that doesn't mean you can't still go back to the table for seconds -- or, in the case of Cuisine Royale, a second edition.

Enlisted, the squad-based first-person shooter from the makers of War Thunder and developer Darkflow Software, has an playtest going right now that's open to the public.

It's been said that, in the Wild West, someone might murder you for a can of beans.

Cuisine Royale -- the game that broke my heart by not being an actual food fighting game (I mean...

If you haven't grabbed Cuisine Royale yet, you now have more time.

Darkflow Software's Cuisine Royale (published by Gaijin Entertainment of War Thunder fame) may have started out as an April Fool's Day joke, but -- like a lot of the jokes that come out of game developers on April 1st -- it seem...