Enlisted: Closed-Beta

Gaijin Entertainment and Darkflow Software announces that the closed-beta test of the new campaign Battle of Tunisia has already begun in the military online shooter enlisted.

Italian and British infantry, ground vehicles and air forces are first represented in enlisted and the battles are now taking place in front of the charming backdrop of North Africa. There are now also a number of new features, including creating trenches, artillery lashes with smoke and controllable motorcycles and boats.

Thanks to the new technology of the DAGOR engine, players can dynamically change the landscape during the Battle of Tunisia. A soldier can be equipped with a shovel and get the command to dig up a detergent well to look for protection. If he continues to dig, he can create a rifle hole up to 1.5 meters deep or long trench.

This offers the soldier cover and blocks the way for enemy vehicles. It can be dug almost everywhere, except on solid rocks and within buildings or existing trenches. Another important innovation is the smoke style latches that can be requested via radio.

The first battles in Tunisia run in the midst of a large African city and close to a picturesque gorge. The new equipment includes Armaguerra Mod. 39 rifles, Lee-enfield No.4 Mki sniper rifles, the tank bush Boys, Grant I Panzer, 75/32 M41 SPGs, Hurricane MK IV Jäger and other well-known weapons from the Second World War. Further missions, squads and equipment will soon be added to the Battle of Tunisia .

Access to the CBT The campaign receives players who have the Early Access package containing two premium motorcycle troops - one for each page.

Each troop includes two soldiers of the driver's class, an engineer soldier and a unique motorcycle equipped with a machine gun. Similar to the CBT Battle of Berlin the test is divided into two phases. Players can first use a predefined group of troops to test and improve campaign missions.

In the second phase, the progress system is unlocked and players can levy and upgrade their troops. All progress remain after the CBT will receive if all enlisted players get access to the battles of the battle around Tunisia.