Post Scriptum – The WW2 shooter will soon get a new historical setting

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Besides the big multiplayer shooters, there are still smaller titles that send you into exciting battles. The WW2 shooter Post Scriptum is one of these and will soon give its players another location where bullets can fly around their ears.

Wohint it? The new map depicts the historic battle on the Greek island of Crete in June 1941. Otherwise, however, everything remains the same. There is room for up to 100 players on the maps, which can be up to several square kilometres in size, and they can even build their own structures such as machine gun nests, barricades and small bases of operations, which serve as spawn points for their own team. You can also get behind the wheel of vehicles such as jeeps, trucks and tanks.

If you are interested in the game now, you can currently get it at a reduced price in the (Steam Lunar Sale).

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