Easy Red 2
Fight massive battles between infantry, armored vehicles, tanks, cannons and planes. Realistically manage your weapons and equipment, coordinate with your squad, and tactically navigate large, fully destructible open world maps. Experience the WW2 in singleplayer, PVP and Co-Op.
Easy Red 2 is a world war ii, action and singleplayer game
developed by Marco Amadei
and published by Corvostudio di Amadei Marco.
Released on January 06th 2022 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 15 languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Arabic, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish, Turkish, Japanese and Ukrainian.
It has received 5,710 reviews of which 5,167 were positive and 543 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 8.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64bit
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 / AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
MacOS
- OS: Mac OS 10.15 Catalina
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 or AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
Linux
- OS: Linux
- Processor: Intel Celeron G530 or AMD Athlon II X2 250
- Memory: 1500 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT710 / AMD Radeon R5 240
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 1 GB of VRAM required
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For once it's a military shooter that places a premium on gameplay over pure visuals. It is in effect a remastered BF1942 but with coop. Janky, yeah. It's a single dev. But it has more care and attention put into it than most other MP shooters. Also, it has PVE. Which stuff like Enlisted, Squad, or RS:V should have. Get it.
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What happened to this game man? I bought it around 2 years ago for about 4 quid, played it for 2 hours. Game was kinda mid, looked ugly, felt pretty dense and bored me pretty quickly. I put the game down and forgot all about it. Recently I got reminded of this game having seen it in a random YouTube video and thought it looked amazing! Two years later, here I am - and the game feels pretty much reborn at this point! The price has doubled if I'm not mistaken, but still sits at a very reasonable place. Easy Red 2 often feels like a Battlefield trailer. Perhaps a little uglier visually, but it holds it's own ground. The ground is shaking, screaming planes flying overhead dropping bombs, explosions all around, perished soldiers litter the ground painting the surrounding area in red, a helmet rolling downhill past an orphan hand separated from its owner, wounded soldiers screaming for help... That was genuinely one of my first games recently, and that s**t looked outright terrifying and amazing! The game no longer looks disgusting, it actually looks alright I would say. It's not breathtaking by any means, it just looks alright. Not a bad thing at all. I will say - some effects like explosions still need a little work, but otherwise the game has a very solid atmosphere and the graphics do not hold it down in that department. That's all I'm trying to say. In regards to the audio design - it's absolutely stellar, it has anything you could want from a WWII shooter - from mortars and rockets ripping through the air, a distant ricochet bouncing off of a tank armour, maybe a helmet being shot off of a head, a garand ping, radio comms coming through the radio on the back of a radio-man, people screaming, and every faction speaking their native language. This is all absolutely fantastic, but I do wish some better voice acting (for some voice lines) was present, because sometimes they sound a little dry, but otherwise there's a fair amount of yelling :) Gameplay-wise it's pretty much like Battlefield. You get a fairly sized map, one side is defending and the other is pushing. You have Infantry, ground vehicles and aircrafts. Some other stationary weapons are also scattered around the map, perfectly usable of course. Infantry has classes, with the medic being able to drag soldiers away from combat and heal people of course, AT having a bazooka, so on and on. However it also goes beyond just giving you a class and a boring ability to go along with it - instead, each class that otherwise would be considered pretty boring, actually has it's own gameplay. For example as a medic, you're no longer going to be running around reviving everyone mindlessly, instead you may consider dragging an individual to safety, then you have to choose an appropriate treatment from one of three available tools. Similarly, as a radioman - calling for reinforcements you will have to provide coordinates for the message to go through. It's all very simple mini-games, they do not take away from the gameplay at all, it's enough to bring a little more gameplay to otherwise boring classes, making them stand out a little more but not too distracting at the same time. You can loot perished soldiers for supplies too. All the animations are very solid, from third person animations to the weapon animations, and the game is even concerned about the difference of a regular and a dry reload which is very nice to see. The gameplay is fairly fast-paced, with stamina regenerating quickly, health being resupplied with consumables, every shot being very dangerous, but not too punishing - like, it's very easy to die here, but you will find yourself barely surviving plenty of times too, it's like this perfect balance of realistic and fun. Every building around the map is enterable and destructible, windows can be opened. I do really enjoy how fire-support is actually part of the game too. You know those static ships outside the map? Yes, calling for barrage will cause those ships to actually fire. You can see them do it, very cool and immersive way to include them into the game. Additional points for using authentic flags as well, namely for Germany, of course. Oh, and I also really like the idea of medics being able to help soldiers from the opposing faction. Don't be fooled by how stupid it sounds - this causes the enemy soldier to get up and automatically rise their hands up, causing them to be taken prisoner, which is actually calculated at the end of the game. Very good representation of medics valuing every life the same. I did mention helmets being able to be shot off, which I think is great, however I do wish we got a different sound for that as the current iteration just sounds like somebody got their d**k stuck in a mousetrap. Don't ask me how I know. Easy Red 2 offers a fairly lengthy "campaign" if you could call it that, it's essentially just the same game but with and against AI - which I'm personally all for, I do prefer to indulge in PvE more than PvP myself. In other words, we have AI available if that's your cup of tea ;P The game also offers Multiplayer which is a mix of both players and AI running around, unless there's also an option for strictly PvP games too which I'm not too sure about. It's very easy to set up a private game too, in case you'd like to just play with your friends and a mix of AI. Along with that, the game gives you option to spectate a game, if you perhaps enjoy making cinematics. You have all the cool features available to your disposal, like slow motion, pause, filters and green screen even. On top of all that - there's also workshop support! What else could you possibly want from a game like this? I say - for that price, just get the bloody game. These guys did a great job turning this game around from what it used to be, with more changes to come. This is the way Early Access is supposed to be used.
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It's great, if you like games like this you will like this game. don't think too hard about it, you don't need some goofball to give a list of pros and cons and rate the graphics with a checkbox ticking somewhere between "potato" and "Beautiful" to tell you this is a good game
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Punches above its weight in terms of ww2 shooters. It's a modern classic. It's low budget, but has high levels of fun and player freedom. If you're like me, and used to play bf42, MOH, and COD ritualistically when you were a child, this game will resonate well, and at a very reasonable price-point. The developer has shown himself to be highly dedicated as well. The game has progressively lost much of its more egregious "jank" over the course of several updates, and is in a very solid place right now. Big thumbs up from me.
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As a old school gamer I'm not all that fussed or keen on multiplayer only shooters. This is a fun all rounder with a decent AI for any gamer who likes to dabble in a FPS. When life get's in the way of regular or long session gaming I prefer a game I can just play when I can. So, I read the reviews and bought this game (£5.59 sale is a bargain!) and it did't disappoint! I'm a huge fan of the BF1942 game and this has the sandbox feel of that classic, with the added bonus of tactical unit play and decent difficulty levels to test yourself or easy setting for the run and gun approach. It's not perfect and can seem a little 'jumpy' at times but its FUUUUUUNNN! And that's what I need. Reminds me of my days in Uni playing BF1942 for the first time. BUY. THIS. GAME!!!!!
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Online players
118
Developer
Marco Amadei
Publisher
Corvostudio di Amadei Marco
Release
06 Jan 2022
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