Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 – a tactical first-person shooter in which you take control of Matt Baker, serving in the 101st Airborne Division. He and his platoon must recapture Carentan in France and take part in the Battle of Hill 30.
The game takes place during World War II in 1944. The story, based on real events, runs from June 6th to 13th. During this short period, you'll complete 20 chapters. Each episode is a standalone story from the life of a platoon in France. You'll need to recapture cities, fight German troops, and follow orders.
During combat, the player can pause tactically, revealing a map of the surrounding area. Issue orders to your troops, such as attacking the enemy, so you, as the protagonist, can outflank them and win the next battle. Complete a variety of missions: the Siege of Faucarville, the Battle for Vierville, the Capture of Saint-Come-du-Mont, and over 15 others.
Throughout the game, you'll meet and get to know more than 10 supporting characters. Fight alongside Corporal Joseph Hartsock and Samuel Corrion, who lead the fireteam and assault team. Command your privates, each with their own story and special abilities.
In combat, the user can fire rifles, pistols, assault rifles, sniper rifles, carbines, machine guns, and grenade launchers. To wield the bazooka, M1A1 Carbine, MP-40, M1 Garand, and over 10 other weapons, you need to download Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 Download for free via torrent. Destroy tanks with a grenade launcher, or throw a grenade into a hatch to blow it up from the inside.
Game features: - Command allied tanks and give orders to privates while observing the battle on the map. - Authentic weapons of the Second World War, as well as the opportunity to shoot from the machine guns of German soldiers. - An excellent story with many chapters, based on real events. - High-quality dialogue between characters and well-thought-out interaction with soldiers.
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