Hell Let Loose is a World War Two shooter, but with a difference, because battles feature up to 100 players, a dynamically shifting front and resource management. It has also been in Steam Early Access for a bit, but is now leaving and will hit version 1.0 on July 27th, check out the new trailer.

Leaving early access is more than just getting a full version number, because when it does, not only will the nine key battlefronts be playable still, but they will be joined by some all new ones. The games full release means that Russian forces and two new large urban maps set in the Eastern Front: Kursk and Stalingrad will join the game.

In addition, once the game is out of early access, the developers will be focusing development on the newly announced PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of the game, which are both due out in a few months.

With 14 class types, recreated locations and real-life weapons and armaments, Hell Let Loose will tempt you with its engaging offerings. Here are some highlights of what players have been enjoying in early access:

• Experience authentic, strategic gameplay: Fight in epic 50 vs 50 multiplayer battles across two distinct game modes, Offensive and Warfare;

• Battle across both European theatres: Fight across 11 authentically recreated maps, including two on the Eastern Front. On the Western Front land at Omaha or Utah Beaches, fight through Carentan and into the frozen forests of Foy before climbing Hill 400

• Discover and master your role in battle: Choose from 14 unique roles, including officer, medic, machinegunner, commander, tank crewman, sniper and more

• Immersive gameplay: Authentic ballistics and recoil patterns create satisfying, skillful gunplay

• Fortifications and vehicles: Build defenses on the battlefield to strengthen positions, or take control of an array of World War II era vehicles, including the Sherman and Tiger tanks