My Reviews

Following on from Verdun and Tannenberg, Isonzo is a far more modern game. The concept of ‘war’—particularly warfare in rugged mountain terrain—has certainly been woven into the game. The sight of bullets flying through the air in the mountains, and the constant need to take cover whilst fighting on high-altitude

I’d say it feels a bit more modern and polished than Verdun. Personally, the biggest drawback of Verdun was the lack of AI in the bots. In this game, the bots’ AI seems to have been improved somewhat. What’s more, the snowy and challenging weather conditions, and the realism of

The game is truly excellent. You could say it’s a slightly more weathered but more realistic version of Battlefield 1. Weapons that didn’t exist during the First World War, or weren’t actually there at the time, aren’t featured in the game or in those battles. This results in much more