The Best World-war-2 Games - Page 5

Torn Away is an interactive story with a unique blend of adventure games, side-scrollers, and cinematic first-person levels. Experience the tragedy of World War II through the eyes of a child and survive without losing your humanity.

Army Troop is an old-school PvP World War 2 online first-person shooter. Reminding you of the good old days World War games.

Pixel Puzzles, your number one place for digital jigsaws.

Multiplayer first-person shooter with classic WW2 bolt-action rifles. Tight battles between two teams with up to 5 players in each, lots of unique arenas, game-changing weapon drops, different game modes, and lots of customization options. You'd better not miss a shot!

WW2 Online is a completely F2P player-driven simulated wargame with a first-person tactical and strategic layer. You’ll fight a global war on a single worldwide server capable of holding thousands of players. Unmatched combined arms gameplay on a massive scale, now with built-in voice comms.

The award-winning series returns as Karl Fairburne fights to uncover Project Kraken in 1944 France. The genre-defining authentic sniping, with enhanced kill cam, has never looked or felt better as you fight across immersive maps to stop the Nazi war machine in its tracks.

In Adolf Hitler RPG: Last Minutes of the Millennium Empire, you decide to take matters into your own hands.

Call of Zombie is a survival shooting game set in the World War II era. As waves of zombies approach, your task is to protect the armory. By skillfully utilizing the remains of zombies, you can achieve unexpected effects and outcomes.

Tank Hero is a third-person 3D game. This game requires players to operate a tank to eliminate enemies along the way and advance to the end in a complex road environment. Facing different environments, choose the right tank to start the challenge!

You have five days to save your husband, who has just been arrested by the Gestapo. Investigate, explore and form allegiances in this story-rich RPG-lite. Who will you trust?