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Is RAID: World War II worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Co-op shooter fans who want missions built for a four-player group
- Players who prefer choosing among distinct combat roles rather than using one fixed playstyle
- World War II action fans interested in missions across European locations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a solo-focused campaign may find the four-player cooperative structure a poor match.
- Those looking for a single continuous mission structure may not want separate Raids, linked Operations, and card-modified missions.
- Players seeking a game centered on exploration or stealth may prefer a different focus.
Our take on RAID: World War II
The description gives considerable space to the Special Edition’s extra items, including digital artwork and wallpapers, while the main game is a class-based cooperative shooter organized around Raids and Operations.
What is RAID: World War II?
RAID: World War II is a cooperative shooter for four players set in Europe during World War II.
Players take the roles of four prisoners of war freed by a British intelligence operative, with missions aimed at fighting the Nazi forces and collecting gold. Four classes offer distinct combat roles: Recon, Assault, Insurgent, and Demolitions. Characters have customizable uniforms, and each class can use Warcries that strengthen the player and allies. Missions take place at locations across Europe, while secret documents unlock Outlaw Raids focused on collecting gold.
Operations connect several Raids into extended missions with additional storylines and objectives. Collectible Challenge Cards can alter mission conditions, including restrictions to pistols or a health boost. The Special Edition adds items such as weapons, outfits, a comic book, soundtrack, art book, and wallpapers.
How RAID: World War II plays
- 01Four combat classes
- Recon, Assault, Insurgent, and Demolitions offer different combat roles and weapons.
- 02Linked Operations
- Operations join multiple Raids into longer missions with added stories and objectives.
- 03Challenge Cards
- Cards can change mission conditions, including limiting players to pistols.
- 04Custom uniforms
- Characters can wear customizable outfits, with exclusive jackets included in the Special Edition.
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RAID: World War II: platforms & release
Is RAID: World War II worth it?
It is worth it if: co-op shooter fans who want missions built for a four-player group. Skip it if: players seeking a solo-focused campaign may find the four-player cooperative structure a poor match.
Where can I download RAID: World War II?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens RAID: World War II's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is RAID: World War II on?
Windows only.
