'But it’s the combination of the radio man and Officer that made some of the game's best moments for me. As well as relaying battlefield updates, he became some sort of primitive Megazord when paired with an officer. When Brendan played, he especially enjoyed playing the radio-running Support class. It's got some three cooperative modes too. That makes it a class-based multiplayer shooter, with competitive modes from capturing points to assassinating targets and destroying materiel. It's very Insurgency-ish and a touch Day of Defeat-y, even borrowing a few maps from that WW2 FPS ( with Valve's support, of course). Our Brendan Prematurely Evaluated Day of Infamy in August 2016 and had a gay old time capturing points, shooting faces, relaying messages by radio, and, accidentally calling artillery barrages down upon his own team. That's the word this week from developers New World Interactive. Day of Infamy, their World War 2 spin-off from modern-day semi-serious FPS Insurgency, will leave early access and officially launch on March 23rd.

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