Bulkhead Interactive has announced that it will be providing refunds to every Kickstarter backer that supported its Battalion 1944 campaign. Over 10,000 backers would contribute to the Battalion 1944 ...

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Battalion 1944 classes are the key to succeeding in the game's tense, twitchy combat encounters. Much like the early Call of Duty games that influenced it, Battalion 1944's classes provide simple ...

Available now in Steam Early Access, Battalion 1944 is a World War II shooter with grand ambitions behind it to disrupt and diversify the multiplayer FPS space. Given the success and familiarity of ...

Who doesn’t love a free game? Regardless of if it is any good or not, a free-to-play game allows fans everywhere to try games they wouldn’t usually have paid for – being free also gives the game some ...

Classically-inspired World War II shooter Battalion 1944 is doing surprisingly well on Steam. Just days after launching into Early Access, the retro title is already among the top 25 best-selling ...

Speaking to console players and those who had backed the game on Kickstarter, the statement continues: We are deeply disappointed that Battalion 1944 never made it to console and we will be refunding ...

A soon to be released World War II first-person shooter is about to be published by Square Enix, it's titled Battalion 1944 and is a completely crowd-funded title that gamers will be able to purchase ...

Battalion 1944 has been announced for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Developed by British developer Bulkhead Interactive, the goal of Battalion 1944 is to create an online experience akin to the early Call of ...

The developer of Battalion 1944 has announced all Kickstarter backers will get a full refund regardless of platform, pledge tier, or time played in the game. In an unusual move, Bulkhead Interactive ...

Bulkhead, the Derby-based developer of old-school WW2 shooter Battalion 1944 (also known as Battalion: Legacy), is providing refunds to its Kickstarter backers, with no questions asked. In a joint ...

Battalion 1944 was released on the first of February and was immediately overloaded with players who completely failed to join a game due to the servers being unable to handle the massive load.