This Mod is based on WII. There are Two teams. buy picking with many classes you can help save the world from the Axis or try and stop the Allies from advancing. Ingame Videos The DDay Normandy Manual (Nice to read while downloading D-Day: Normandy is a World War 2 action shooting game created by Vipersoft and improved by other volunteers. D-Day: Normandy is based upon the Quake2 engine, but includes new maps, player models, and a whole new style of game play. D-Day: Normandy is a team-based game where Allies (USA/British/Russians/Polish) battle against the enemy Axis (German and Japanese) on different maps set across the world with different climates and different terrains. D-Day can only be played with an Internet connection. Any computer made since the year 2000 should be able to play D-Day well. You do not require an advanced 3-D graphics card. Teams win a game after either... Collecting enough points (from taking or destroying objectives) Killing enough enemy troops The amount of...
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this is the best ww2 mode I ever play. Peopole are so realistic.
Old games, old graphics. One of the main reasons that most games go down at a certain point, same goes for D-Day Normandy. It was the first decent full 3D game based on WWII, so the graphics are comparable to 1996 3D games, obviously because the engine barely changed since then. The audio is quite decent, nothing much to complain here.
As the game is mainly played online, there’s a certain need of players being online at any moment of the day. Since the community is as old as 11 years by now, there’s not a lot of players still active. The developers managed to compensate this problem by adding bots to the game.
Though the game is old, it’s still innovative. It features more classes and teams than any other online WWII game. There are 9 classes to choose from; infantry, sniper, medic, engineer, heavy machine gunner, light machine gunner, flamethrower, officer and airborne. They give the game its personal feeling and it takes a while before you mastered all classes. Not only because there’s such a lot of different weapons to master, another reason is the lack of crosshairs. Crosshairs were actually excluded on purpose. It’s all about ironsights and realism in this one.
If you finally get to master all classes, you’re by far not done yet. There are 8 different teams; American, Polish, German, Russian, Italian, Japanese, British and US Marines, each featuring their own authentic weapons. By the time you managed to master all weapon classes of each team, you’re still not done yet with the whole game since there’s a total of, hold on for this one, about 500 both official as user-created maps. When is the last time you downloaded such a game for only 211Mb, for free? Because that’s the size of the standard game. You download new maps on the go whilst waiting for the next level to load.
I’d say, if you got some space left on your hard disk, and are a fan of WWII first person shooter games, I’d certainly recommend D-Day to you.
J. Belgier
Generally i'm not not into WWII games, but this one seems very well designed and the fact that it does not require a copy of Quake 2 is a big plus.
Unfortunately the Server Browser does not work on my Windows 7 machine, and I could not find a way to play offline with bots.