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Darkest Hour: Normandy 1944

Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45 mod | Released Jun 6, 2008

Darkest Hour: Normandy 1944 is a modification for red orchestra. It will focus on the normandy campaign in 1944 and will not only cover the landings and airborne drops of the 6th of June 1944 but it will also include the epic large scale tank battles that took place in the later stages of the campaign. We have finally released Beta 1.0 of this mod and your opinions and suggestions are important to us so please post them on our forums.

Report article New Web Site Unveiled!

Check out our new home page with fully functional galleries, updates and blogs!

Posted by Captain_Wilson on Aug 8th, 2008 digg this super bookmark

We are proud to release the complete redesign of our web site, providing a far more professional look that is appropriate for the level we have reached with this mod and its community. In addition to its catchy layout, our web site now provides the functionality we have long awaited. You will be able to read all the Darkest Hour news at DarkestHourGame.com and find just as many images and videos as you once went to our ModDB page for!

We have a sleek-looking gallery that is very easy to add to. This of course makes it more convenient for developers to add even the smallest of updates for us players to drool over. We also have a convenient file downloads page where you'll be able to find the latest Darkest Hour upgrades very easily.

Last but not least is what is to come. After discussing the idea with the lead developers, several have agreed to take part in developer blogs! You'll be able to read the latest nitty-n-gritty from our coding department, mapping department, modelling department and more as our devs put you "in the developer's seat" with their progress toward each upcoming patch. The thought behind this was not only to make our mouths water with what they reveal, but to let the community see just how much work is going on behind the curtains.

We hope you all enjoy our new web site and we hope to see you join our forums and let us know. Don't forget to sign up for our RSS feed for our web site news here and have DH news come to you!