If you are looking for a great single-player experience, you won’t find it here. It’s about eight hours worth of content, so you might as well just do it. You could jump right into the multiplayer action, but you’ll appreciate RO2 a whole lot more if you take the time to learn all of its details. While that might not sound like fun, they are almost essential to teaching you how to play the game. These could be considered toss-away experiences, since they are basically multiplayer matches with just you and a bunch of AI bots running around. There are two single-player campaigns, one for the Germans and one for the Soviets. Each side has its own weapons that are very realistically modeled, all of which are fun to shoot people with. You play as either the Germans or the Soviets as they fight for control over Stalingrad. Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad is a first-person, multiplayer-centric shooter set in WWII. Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad (PC) If you’re sick of the current trend in this genre, and want something that’s a little bit different, then have I got a game for you. Five years ago, most gamers where tired of seeing WWII games, and now the cool kids are playing modern warfare shooters. World War II has never been this interesting.

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