Post Scriptum (ww2 fps based on SQUAD)

[hnbdgr]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/736220/Post_Scriptum/

at least I think it's based on squad, either way looks similar to hell let loose but probs worth keeping an eye on.

[ATAG_Ribbs]

Looks good. I need to get back into a good ww2 fps

[9./JG52 Sturm]

Looks very promising this one. There's a dev commentary that showcases it. Don't have to watch the whole thing, but gives a good idea about sounds, content, gameplay etc.

[JimmyBlonde]

Generally I loathe so called "Shooters" (Which have about as much to do with actual shooting as a three legged hamster has to do with the invasion of Sicily) but this looks to be fairly legit.

[Trooper117]

Really looking forward to this... (being an ex airborne soldier).

[Machiel]

Looks very promising this one. There's a dev commentary that showcases it. Don't have to watch the whole thing, but gives a good idea about sounds, content, gameplay etc.

Cool! Looking forward to this.

[ATAG_Vampire]

Check out some of the latest closed Alpha game play videos of Post Scriptum on Youtube.

This looks extremely interesting and I don't usually go for FPS.

The Op Market Garden scenario is something I really like. I have a particular interest in this operation.

If anyone is interested, a film made in 1946 about the 1st Airbourne fighting in Oosterbeek and Arnhem called 'Theirs is the Glory' gives an insight into the battle. This is a description from Wikipedia;

"Using the original locations of the battle, the film featured veterans who were actual participants in the battle. The film was jointly produced by the J. Arthur Rank Organisation and the Army Film and Photographic Unit (AFPU).[2]

Weaving original footage from the battle with re-enactments shot on location at Oosterbeek and Arnhem, the film was shot a year after the battle had ravaged the Dutch streets. As well as veterans, the film also features local people like Father Dyker (a Dutch civilian priest who conducts the service in the film) and Kate ter Horst (who reads a psalm to the wounded men in the cellar) re-enacting their roles and what they did for the airborne troops during the battle."

It has a better feel of the fighting than 'A Bridge too Far' IMHO.

o7

[1lokos]

BTW - A German perspective - Arnhem "heroes" are not only in one side the battle.


https://www.amazon.com/Never-Snows-S.../dp/1885119313

"At 1400 hours local time on 17 September 1944, Lieutenant Joseph Enthammer, a Wehrmacht artillery officer, was gazing
in the direction of Oosterbeek when he detected what appeared to be white snowflakes hanging in the air.
'That cannot be,' he wondered; 'it never snows in September! They must be parachutists!'"