History VideoGame / HellLetLoose

* AttackItsWeakPoint: The best and most efficient way to knock out a tank or armored car with a bazooka or Panzerschreck is to hit it in the engine compartment.

* SniperRifle: The WeaponOfChoice for the Sniper class, obviously. For the Americans, they get the [=M1903A4=] Springfield, while the Germans get a scoped Karabiner 98k.

** The IS-1 heavy tank. Like the Tiger, it has thick frontal armor and a powerful main game, but compared to the T-34 also used by the Soviets, its more sluggish and slower overall.

** The Soviet T-34 Medium tank is this in comparison to its foe, the German Panther. While having mobility that is just as

* AntiArmor: The Anti-Tank class serves as this for the standard infantry squad, possessing an anti-tank rocket as one of their primary weapons. In addition to this, they can also construct towed anti-tank guns in certain locations, allowing infantry to destroy tanks from much longer ranges.

* AwesomeButImpractical: Anti-tank guns. While they have much better stopping power and range than man portable anti-tank rocket launchers, they require about 50 resources and someone with a hammer to place down. What's more, they cannot be towed around once set up, and have a limited traverse. In short, they're only really useful for defending capture points against tanks and groups of infantry.

Set during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII's WorldWarII/WarInEuropeAndAfrica, the game offers 100 player matches on large, sprawling maps. Currently, maps are set in France, Belgium, and Germany, with the current factions being the United States and Nazi Germany. Future patches, however, plan on introducing more factions and maps to the game, with the Soviet Union being the next one planned.

* EpicTankOnTankAction: Thanks to the large size of each map and both sides having access to tanks, tank-on-tank clashes are a common occurence.

* UrbanWarfare: Several of the in-game maps feature towns, villages, and hamlets as major objectives, and both sides must contest and fight in these locations in order to gain control of them.

* TrappedBehindEnemyLines: The Recon classes, by default, are meant to operate deep within enemy territory, doings this such as sabotaging enemy garrisons, planting anti-personnel mines, and killing enemy officers and other important personnel. The Spotter is also the only class that can set up an Outpost Spawn deep within enemy territory, behind their frontline.

* AntiInfantry: Light machine guns can effectively wipe out entire platoons of enemy infantry provided they're placed in a good position. In addition, there's several buildable obstacles which can block the path of infantry, such as the Belgian Gate or barbed wire. The Engineer and Spotter class also have access to anti-personnel mines.

* AntiInfantry: Light machine guns can effectively wipe out entire platoons of enemy infantry provided they're placed in a good position. In addition, there's several buildable obstacles which can block the path of infantry, such as the Belgian Gate or barbed wire.

* CrewOfOne: Downplayed and averted. While it ''is'' possible to man a tank or armored car by one's lonesome, it is also ''very'' tedious and time consuming to switch between crew positions, not to mention heavily discouraged. To make full use of a tank, at least 2 players are needed, with one manning the turret and the other driving.

* WinterWarfare: Currently, there's the map Foy, which is set in Belgium during the Battle of the Bulge. In contrast to other maps, this one is blanketed entirely in snow, and both factions spawn in with winter clothing by default.

* CrewOfOne: Averted. To man a tank or armored car, you'll need 3 to 5 players, each acting as a different crew member.

* ShoutOut: The Update 7 trailer has quite a number of references to films and TV shows set during the War in Europe, namely ''Film/Fury2014'', ''Film/SavingPrivateRyan'', and ''Series/BandOfBrothers''.

* RespawnPoint: Four types are utilized: HQ Spawns, Garrison Spawns, Airheads, and Outpost Spawns.

** Airheads are temporary respawn points which can be set up anywhere by the Commander class. As the name implies, it allows troops to drop into the battlefield quickly.

** Armor classes are divided into Tank Commanders and Crewmen. Their role is mainly to crew tanks and armored vehicles.
** Recon classes are divided into Sniper and Spotter.

* CombatMedic: One of several playable classes, his role is to revive and heal downed players, while also being armed with a rifle and a handgun.