Game of the Year Edition of Rising Storm
Also contains all multi-player content from Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad
Very Positive
109 Steam reviews
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Rising Storm is a remarkable entry in the realm of tactical World War II shooters, standing apart from mainstream titles through its commitment to authenticity, teamwork, and asymmetrical warfare. Developed by Tripwire Interactive and Anti Matter Games, and published by Tripwire itself, it serves as both an expansion and evolution of Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad, shifting the focus from the frozen battlefields of Europe to the brutal, sun-scorched islands of the Pacific. What emerges is an experience that is less about individual heroism and more about survival, communication, and the chaos of warfare in one of history’s most unforgiving theaters. The Pacific setting breathes new life into the Red Orchestra formula, introducing new factions, weapons, and tactical philosophies that clash in some of the most tense and grueling multiplayer battles ever realized in a first-person shooter.
At its core, Rising Storm’s brilliance lies in its asymmetrical design. The American and Japanese forces could not be more different in both equipment and doctrine, and the game embraces those differences fully. The U.S. military brings superior firepower to the field—semi-automatic Garands, flamethrowers, machine guns, and plentiful artillery support—while the Japanese rely on cunning, patience, and ferocity. Their arsenal includes bolt-action rifles, knee mortars, and improvised traps, but what truly defines them is the infamous Banzai charge. This feature transforms what would otherwise be a desperate melee rush into a chillingly effective psychological weapon, capable of disrupting American coordination and morale. The dynamic between the two factions feels authentic, with each side embodying its historical strengths and limitations. It’s a delicate balancing act that demands adaptability: Americans must leverage range and firepower, while the Japanese excel through stealth, ambush, and timing. Few multiplayer games capture the strategic nuances of asymmetry as convincingly as Rising Storm does.
Combat in Rising Storm is deliberately harsh and grounded, stripping away the conveniences that define most modern shooters. There are no crosshairs, no regenerating health, and no instant gratification. A single bullet can end a life, and suppressive fire is a genuine tool of dominance rather than a background effect. Movement feels heavy, reloads are slow, and visibility is limited by realistic smoke and foliage. Every firefight is a contest of nerves and awareness rather than reflexes. The result is an experience that feels visceral and unpredictable; victory is rarely achieved through lone-wolf heroics, but through coordination, cover, and communication. Squad leaders call in airstrikes or smoke screens, riflemen hold angles, and machine gunners provide overwatch in positions that feel painstakingly earned. The game’s slower pacing forces players to value every step forward, every well-timed grenade, and every precious second of cover. When an objective is captured or a line held, it carries genuine emotional weight because it feels like it cost something to achieve.
The maps in Rising Storm are among the most evocative and well-designed of any multiplayer war game. Each battlefield—from the jungles of Guadalcanal to the beaches of Iwo Jima—tells its own story through topography and tension. Terrain plays an enormous role in determining the rhythm of each encounter. Dense vegetation provides cover for ambushes but restricts visibility, while open beach assaults evoke a terrifying sense of exposure reminiscent of historical landings. The map design promotes constant adaptation, with teams pushing and pulling over contested ground in drawn-out struggles that can last nearly an hour. Every meter gained feels hard-fought, and the flow of battle often shifts on the coordination of a single squad or the timely use of artillery. The visual presentation, though modest by modern standards, captures the grit and atmosphere of war with remarkable authenticity. Lighting, smoke, and environmental details immerse the player not through spectacle but through plausibility. Rising Storm’s maps feel lived-in, and they enhance the game’s tension far more than graphical polish ever could.
Rising Storm’s realism extends beyond its mechanics into its philosophy. It is not designed for casual pick-up-and-play enjoyment; it demands patience, discipline, and teamwork. New players often struggle at first, as deaths come swiftly and seemingly without warning, but those who persevere find a deeply rewarding experience. Learning to read the battlefield, to distinguish between friendly and enemy silhouettes, and to anticipate enemy maneuvers becomes second nature over time. The game’s steep learning curve acts as a filter, ensuring that those who remain develop a sense of respect for its systems and for their teammates. Few shooters inspire the same level of camaraderie among players—communication and coordination aren’t just helpful, they are essential for survival. When a squad of coordinated players executes a flawless defense or overwhelms a fortified objective, it feels like a triumph of shared skill and trust rather than personal glory.
The audio design amplifies the immersion to an extraordinary degree. The whine of incoming artillery, the crack of a sniper rifle, or the blood-curdling roar of a Banzai charge all serve to unsettle and immerse. Every sound is purposeful, every echo a clue. Combined with the limited HUD and lack of superfluous indicators, the soundscape becomes a navigational tool as much as an atmospheric one. The same attention to authenticity carries through to the weapons themselves, each rendered with distinct handling characteristics and weight. Firing a Garand or Arisaka rifle feels meaningful because of the time and precision required to use them effectively. There’s no power fantasy here—just the grim satisfaction of surviving and contributing to a larger cause.
Yet Rising Storm is not without its challenges. Its realism can alienate players accustomed to faster-paced shooters, and the unpolished interface, clunky animations, and sometimes dated visuals betray its age. Matches can be long and unforgiving, with new players feeling overwhelmed by both mechanics and community expectations. However, these same traits are also what give Rising Storm its unique identity. It is a game unafraid to demand patience, where tension and realism are the reward rather than high scores or flashy unlocks. For those who embrace its deliberate pacing and brutal authenticity, it offers some of the most memorable and nerve-wracking moments in multiplayer gaming.
Ultimately, Rising Storm remains one of the finest examples of tactical multiplayer design. It captures not only the physical but also the psychological dimensions of warfare, emphasizing communication, caution, and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. Its asymmetrical gameplay, grounded combat mechanics, and masterful map design create a battlefield experience that feels raw and unfiltered. It is not an easy game to love at first, but for those who stay, it becomes an experience that few others can match. In an industry dominated by arcade-like shooters and power fantasies, Rising Storm stands as a rare achievement—an honest, unflinching portrayal of the chaos and intensity of war, where victory is earned inch by inch and survival itself feels like a triumph.
Rating: 8/10
Отдельное дополнение к игре"Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad", разработанное компанией "Tripwire Interactive" в сотрудничестве с моддинг-сообществом.
Дополнение вшитое в основную игру
https://store.steampowered.com/app/35450/Red_Orchestra_2_Heroes_of_Stalingrad_with_Rising_Storm/
Но при этом не совсем длс, но и имеет свою страницу в стиме, зачем?
По мне лучше бы отдельной игрой сделали, да и одиночную компанию за японцев с американцами, я бы побегал.
Геймплей:
https://youtu.be/XS4D150L8VM
Nagyon imádom a játékot,de a Red Orchestra részével sokkal jobbat játszok! :D
8/10
以前就加愿望单来着，现在就免费了
Rising Storm is the next game in the award-winning Red Orchestra franchise. You know the great gameplay, innovative features and realistic audio and graphics of RO2 - Rising Storm will take this to the Pacific Theater, adding even more features, new levels, new weapons and new factions. The game will allow the player to fight across iconic locations from the famous island-hopping campaigns in the Pacific from 1942 to 1945, as the US Army and Marine Corps fight it out with the Imperial Japanese army and Special Naval Landing Forces. Players will experience beach assaults, jungle fighting, close quarters night fighting and more across Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and Saipan, among other iconic battles. The player is able to take the part of either side – American or Japanese – battling it out online in multiplayer on up to 64-player servers.
Rising Storm also introduces an entirely new type of gameplay to the franchise - asymmetrical warfare. The American’s have the apparent advantage in firepower with their fast firing semi-automatic rifles, fully automatic weapons, and devastating flamethrower. The Japanese balance this out with gameplay elements that model their raw courage, ferocity, and cunning use of equipment. Their knee mortars allow them to rain indirect fire down on their enemies from anywhere in the map. Grenades can be planted and turned into booby-traps for unwary GIs. The Japanese put very high store on close-quarter combat, with a bayonet on almost every weapon – even machine guns and SMGs. Their banzai charge suppresses the enemy making it difficult for them to return fire and gives them an opportunity to close in to use bayonets and katanas on their opponents.
Rising Storm - это отличное дополнение к Red Orchestra 2, которое переносит нас на Тихоокеанский театр военных действий. Вместо серого неба, снега, сельских пейзажей и разрушенных городов RO2, мы оказываемся на островах охваченных войной между Японией и Америкой.
Дополнение приносит не только множество новых карт и видов вооружения, включая такие уникальные, как огнемет и катана, но и новые стратегии боя. Например: играя за Японию игрокам доступен уникальный скилл - "Банзай!", который при умелом использовании может переломить ход битвы в Вашу сторону.
Rising Storm определенно понравится тем игрокам, которые были довольны RO2. Рекомендую к ознакомлению.
The most realistic WW2 game out there.The Thompson is the best looking one I have ever seen in any game, I find myself shooting it just to enjoy the animations. The feeling of hitting someone long range and seeing the poof of blood is amazing. It has bullet drop, and you can adjust the sights for range. This is the only game i have ever seen to have the pop up sights actually work. The BAR and Thompsons have flip sights. The Surpression system is perfect! The screen effects really mess with your aiming.
Graphics 10/10
Realism 10/10
Sound 10/10
Well worth every penny!
Un véritable coup de coeur. Très bon rythme, entre arcade et réalisme, avec une ambiance très prenante.
สุดยอด WWII multiplayer FPS แปลกใจว่าทำไมคนเล่นน้อยกว่าที่คิด ทั้งที่คุณภาพเกมดีมากๆ เป็นการผสมผสานระหว่าง action และ realism ได้อย่างลงตัว
Online shooters are the bane of my existence in alot of ways: i'm terrible at playing them, and my weak PC and internet sets me back further. And yet... I keep playing this one despite all that. Maybe it's because drawing a Katana and charging at the enemy with absolutely no regard for your own safety is just... fun! Anyway, it's a WW2 shooter, but set on the Pacific (US vs Japan) and Eastern (USSR vs Germany) fronts rather than the typical America shoots Nazis stuff. Also "deathmatch" mode, so popular in modern military shooters, is all but abandoned here. This is a game for teams to work together to win. All in all, this game has everything I like in a shooter game.
Oh, and you can drive tanks sometimes. Vroom!
This game isa hell lot of FUN !!!!
It's totally not like COD or any morden FPS , it combined pure FUN with REALISTIC element , even BF3 can't beat this game , this game wins hand down definitely !!
Buy it now if you've got the balls to take action in this brutal and crazily fun wafare!!
This is a great add-on to an already awesome game. These maps work perfectly and give you a wonderful atmosphere to immerse yourself in. It almost feels like you are part of the brutal battles that accured during World War II. Iwo Jima and the Guadalcanal just work, as well as every map from the Pacific and things get very intense when the artillery comes in. So I highly recommend getting this game, buckle up, have fun dropping like flies! :)
Rising Storm is a realistic FPS brought you by Tripwire Interactive, a fantastic developer.
This title is a spin-off of Red Orchestra of which the franchise is based in the Second World War. Instead of Soviet Union fighting against the German Nazis, here the game is based in the Pacific War of which you fight with the Japanese Empire or the United States of 'MURICA (I mean America...). Just like Red Orchestra, I suggest you only play this game if you're not deeply affected by war movies or if you don't have war trauma. Like I said in my brief introduction, the game wants to be as realistic as it can be without breaking the pacing. There's a lot of good voice acting here which can transmit pain. For example, I accidentally shot one of my teamates and the player's avatar died. The player respawned, however, the avatar kept crying of the pain and he wouldn't stop. It made me feel bad for the mistake and I couldn't concentrate properly. So as I said, be sure you would be fine with the execution of the theme.
You'll be fighting in many historical locations which are very well built for the game mechanics implemented in the game. Rising Storm is an assimetrical class-based game of which you have various roles to choose from. Assimetrical multiplayer (for those of you who don't know), is a system of which both teams or more have different attributes and features but the game is still balanced. In this case, the Americans have many classes with a better selection of weapons and the Japanease use guerilla-tactics and have special abilities. It's a bit harder to use the Japanease and you don't have a tutorial segment for them. What's harder to learn is how you should play Rising Storm, it's a lot harder to know how to advance efficiently or to defend as long as you can.
Even though it's a class-based game, what really matters is logistics here. What I'm talking about is moving as many soldiers as you can from point A to B and holding the point....preferably without dying of course.... You have many respawn tickets and as long as you don't burn too much time and don't waste them in an unproductive way, what you should be worried about is pushing with your teammates. You'll die many times though, so don't be suprised, it's a very hard game. You can respawn alongside your squad leader like in Battlefield.
The game is quite slow if you're doing things right. There's a lot of cover-based shooting because you can actually stick to cover, fire blindshots and tilt out of cover to fight. In all cases, do not go alone and don't run-and-gun. Go with teammates so you can get cover fire. Speaking of the firefights, the guns are very enjoyable to use but are hard to control because of their recoil. The game rewards for long and accurate shots, specially because you're dealing with old guns which work best in a specific way.
Rising Storm as Red Orchestra has a regenerative health that is mixed with consciousnesses and morale. So not only will shooting directly your enemy lower his HP, but also suppresive fire and nearby artillery fire will do the same. When your HP bar is low, you'll have difficulty hearing and you'll only see black and white. However, once the HP bar is low, you have to shoot them directly. You can also get injured and bleed out, so make sure you stick your head low.
Thee graphics are very beautiful but there are no facial animations which make it awkward to look at the soldiers. If you don't have a very good machine, then don't worry, the extensive option menu will help you on that.
In conclusion, Rising Storm has a high learning curve which probably will put you off if you don't like very hard games, but if you're looking for a challenge, then I recommend it!
Rising Storm is just more epic than Red Orchestra 2. Everyone just buy this game.
Probably one of the best shooters I have played, gameplay is very good and I can play for hours on end. Realistic gun play makes this a very satisfying shooter, It feels good setting up an MG42 across a bridge and mowing down waves of players!
Really worth it at 50% off.
Rising Storm/Red Orchestra 2 is essentially what Battlefield wishes it was. It's a more mature and more advanced PvP shooter that demonstrates the difference between console gaming (Battlefield/Call of Duty) and PC gaming (this game).
Many of the game modes are similar to what you'll find in Battlefield and Call of Duty, so what separates RS/RO2 is the gameplay. It's like a realistic, hardcore version of Battlefield except with much better level design, better netcoding/hit detection, mod support, and no balance issues.
Some may say it bridges the gap between typical shooters like Battlefield/CoD, and mil-sims like ArmA. Most of the gameplay, from the weapon functionality, complex vehicle functionality, and the high levels of intensity are closer to ArmA, while the scale and game modes are closer to Battlefield. Although not as strategic as Crysis/Crysis Wars or Natural Selection 2, anyone who likes PvP shooters should get this game.
Rising Storm is fun as hell.
When speaking about team balance it was managed greatly! Although the Vietcong used inferior weapons I loved playing as them and often played better than when placed on the US side with flamethrowers and BARs.
Need I say more?
the japanese soldiers rushed us with bayonets and katanas as we defended our camp in the night agains their barbaric human wave attacks
in the roar of the bonzai charge and the screams in their terrible ♥♥♥♥ language i drew upon my flamethrower as my allies cheered on and fired their thompsons into the air
franklin delano roosevelt himself appeared in person on the battlefield to cheer us on, 1911 in each hand as i poured flames unto the ♥♥♥♥ hordes while the american flag came into my vision
the roaring of my comrades continued until the bonzai was eclipsed by a chorus of pariotic sayings and schoolhouse rock songs
the ♥♥♥♥ hordes were blinded by the pure essence of liberty and freedom emanating from our bodies and the angellic form of franklin delano roosevelt as he threw atomic bombs like skipping stones
as the samurai retreated the preamble song could be heard while each and every japanese body was put to the torch to stop their communist bodies from being used as propaganda and our own dead were put to rest underneath a mound of american flags
so one could say it surpassed "videogame", it is the single greatest piece of american literature ever produced, rivalling the constitution
Rising Storm is a Standalone Expansion of Red Orchestra 2, this game primarily focuses on the Pacific campaign of World War II playing as the United States Marine Corps and the Imperial Japanese Army , Rising storm has the same gameplay mechanics elemets from Red Orchestra 2 with a realistic feeling, a whole new arsenal of weapons, that relate to the American and Japanese weaponry used in the Pacific Theater, such as the M1 Garand and the Type 38 rifle, you get to visit places that fought in the war like the Battle of Iwo Jima, if it happens if you own Rising Storm and Killing Floor you'll get a Rising Storm Tommy gun in Killing Floor, Rising storm is a gritty, brutal WWII shooter that uses its scale, setting, and fidelity to great effect, like i said on my Red Orchestra 2 review i recommend for people who really loves to play Realism games, i give this a 8.4 out of 10
ich finds gut ^^ is aber nur uncut geil
TENNO HEIKA
BANZAI
one of the best first person shooters ever created
MY FLAMETHROWER ONLY HURTS THOSE WHO DO NOT BELIEVE IN FREEDOM
For anyone who loves WWII games, then this is a must buy. Think Day of Defeat updated and done well and your're somewhere close in terms of game style, but this just feels way more gritty, dangerous and real. It's brutally hard, with a learning curve to match Counter-Strike: Source and similarly, to overcome that curve is a brilliantly joyous moment.
Tactics really make up a large part of this game, especially in the Realism mode, and you have to work as a team if you want to stand any chance of winning.
The weapons are all beautifully modelled and feel individual. And nothing beats banzai charging a group of American soldiers with nothing but a katana.
In short, this is essential for all WWII game enthusiasts.
9/10
Rising Storm needs a bit more polishing and a few more updates to really shine, but as it stands it's an excellent escape for old-school FPS fans. If you were a hardcore fan of Heroes of Stalingrad, this is basically an expansion in the Pacific with more gameplay you know and love.
В эту ночь решили самураи перейти границу у реки...
Son, let me tell you something. I’ve played a lot of shooters in my time. Some of them were loud, some of them were dumb, and a few of them thought they were smarter than they really were. But Rising Storm (Vietnam)… that one’s the real deal. That’s the kind of game that makes you sit up straight, tighten your helmet strap, and wonder why you ever bothered with anything else.
This isn’t some arcade carnival where you run around like a headless chicken. No, sir. This is Vietnam. The jungle doesn’t care about your feelings, and neither do the bullets. You move with your squad, or you don’t move at all. You talk, you coordinate, you push together — or you get wiped off the map faster than you can say “where’s the objective”.
And let me tell you: when a team actually works together in this game, it’s a beautiful thing. Almost brings a tear to my old eyes. Almost.
The atmosphere? Son, it’s thick enough to chew. The sound of distant artillery, the crack of rifles, the shouting, the chaos — it all hits you at once. You don’t just play Rising Storm; you survive it. And if you’re lucky, you even take a point or two along the way.
Now, I’ve always loved WWII games — that’s no secret. But Rising Storm proved something important: the formula works just as well in the jungle. Maybe even better. The tension of creeping through tall grass, not knowing if the enemy is ten meters away or already behind you… that’s the kind of thrill you don’t forget.
As for roles? Well, I’ve never been the type to sit in the back polishing a sniper scope. No, sir. I lead squads. I shout orders. I point at hills and tell people to take them. And when the communication falls apart, I step in whether I planned to or not. Old habits die hard.
I didn’t need a whole platoon of friends to enjoy this one either. I found myself a server where folks played properly — organized, disciplined, the way the game was meant to be played. That was enough. When the team works, Rising Storm sings.
Rising Storm (Vietnam) isn’t just one of the best shooters I’ve ever played.
It’s a reminder of why teamwork matters, why communication wins battles, and why some games stay with you long after you log off.
Now grab your rifle, son. We’re moving out.
Kind of fun, very realistic though, imagine its fun with a squad. People seem nice on it ( the commanders)
Really fun game, while growing up I wished they made more modern shooters. It feels great to get back to WW2! The saying is true "You don't know what you miss untill it's gone."
Pour ceux qui aiment ramper dans la boue pendant plusieurs minutes et mourir d'une balle en pleine tête provenant d'un tas de pixel lointain, RO 2 et son sublime add-on Rising Storm fera vibrez-en vous les émotions d'un soldats de cette guerre tant importante mais de moins en moins vécue. Rébarbatif aux premiers abords, le jeu devient vite extrêmement prenant à force de patience et d'entraînement.
Et peut-être que vous vous surprendrez en train de baisser la tête devant votre écran en marmonnant "pitié" pendant que votre avatar cours sous une pluie d'obus explosif et que vous voyez vos camarades mourir les uns après les autres. Véridique ! :D
awesome game, I highly recommend it to anyone who likes realistic shooters!
dope!!!
很好！
If you liked BF Vietnam and Day of Defeat, then you would like this one! I also have a 40 man server. The upgrade for a few more $ is worth it IMO!
Замечательный шутер - сложнее попсы, легче Флешпоинта и Армы - как раз то, что надо. Rising Storm про практически неизвестную Японо-Американскую войну, в довесок дают Red Orchestra 2 про бои за Сталинград.
К режиму "Реализм" надо привыкать несколько часов, но именно в нём вся суть, аркадный режим не доставляет - такого и в других шутерах хватает.
Nice shooter, in my opinion the best one of the last few years, by far.
AMERICA IS NOT AS GOOD AS JAPAN.
THERE'S NO ANIME!
Amazing game with awesome nultiplayer. Way better than most modern shooters.
♥♥♥♥ MAN! THIS GAME IS SO GOOD! THIS GAME MAKES MY ♥♥♥♥ ROCK HARD!
Seriously though, shooter of the year, all years. Only rivaled by RO1. Doesn't even need tanks. So much better than vanilla RO2.
元はRO2だけど日本とアメリカとわかりやすい構図で入りこみやすいです
リアル系で難しそうだけどFPSに慣れてる人なら案外撃ち勝てます
人も一つの日本鯖に4,50人集まるってる時間帯もあります
The emperor drafted me and I gladly left my bakery and pregnant wife for the honour of the emperor. I will do my duty and uphold my family honoour with graciousness. Those American goat-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, they have the automatic weapons but I have bushido and high spirit. They are also cowardly idiots who shoot in total chaos. They cannot shoot ♥♥♥♥. I prime my grenade to my heart to uphold the glory of our ways, I shoot my five bullets with great precision of eagle spirit. The Americans a-fear me and my rifle and mortar. When I run out of ammo in a both, and I always do because Americans are piss poor shots. I put on my wife's Hachimaki and pray to my ancestors for a courage. When I check my a bayonet I run for the sun, the fire, and the Americans I gut those pigs until my arms go numb, they scream at me like wild dogs and then when all is about to be lost with their automatic guns, I prime my grenade to my heart and shouuuut, "I AM ANCESTOR TO THE SHOOOOGUN TENNO HEIKA BANZZZAAAAIIIII!!!!" My spirit moves back to my wife's heart like wind over wave. I look after her and hope my brave a-son will uphold my family honour just as I have. One less day I prevent American dogs from Iwo-Jima is a one day less they attack my child. My blade is bloody, I am bloody, and I am spirit. 92 Banzais out of 100.
Juegazo, la verdad. Muy hardcore, con apenas ayudas, y sencillísimo de jugar y controlar. Las balas de matan de un disparo o dos, el personaje se cansa, hay balística casi real... Lo dicho, una joya.
If you like hearing the cries of burning ♥♥♥♥ as their skin melts off and the napalm eats through their bones, this is the game for you.
Great FPS, super realistic, but not too realistic that it's not fun. Between CoD and ARMA, I love this game. One of the best new FPS games of 2013. Reviving the WW2 genre...
Gran jugabilidad y ambiente único. 100% recomendable
把RS和RO2合并是一个正确而又愚蠢的做法
Oir como tus compañeros gritan de dolor mientras mueren envueltos en llamas.
Ver como tus compañeros son masacrados por un carga japonesa.
Esa sensacion de que el siguiente segundo puede ser el ultimo.
Rising storm, igual que Red orchestra 2, es un shooter unico en su especie.
Absolutely love playing this game. New players should play on action servers until used to the game, and then upgrade to realism for a more challenging experience.
Buying Rising Storm on Steam: $20, probably less.
Waiting a empty slot in a poppular server: around 5 minutes.
Following the whole team yelling "BAAAANZAAAAAAAAAAAIII" both in game and voice chat channel while charging towards enemies: PRICELESS.
Ouch!
You need this in your life.
Bardzo fajna jak i wymagajaca gra... Wciąga niesamowicie oraz wymaga skupienia, gdyż biegnięcie na pałe jak w Codzie skończy się szybką śmiercią.... Polecam jak najbardziej
Its exactly as brilliant as RO2 is, same epic feel with the weapons, and i highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys realistic FPS games it gives you a sense of dread and real feel of impending doom, 9.5 out of 10
Rising Storm is a truly incredible WW2 multiplayer experience. Fans of Red Orchestra 2 will be more than satisfied but even new people to the franchise (like me), will most likely find the gameplay addictive and the experience one of a kind.
This game also includes the Red Orchestra 2 multiplayer so you can fight in the Pacific AND the Eastern Front. There are huge 64 player battles in extremely large maps that really makes you feel like you’re part of a war instead of a multiplayer shooter.
Red Orchestra has always been about realism which means limited HUD, quick deaths, a bleed out system, and a morale meter. Red Orchestra 2 players won’t be surprised by these features because they aren't anything new, but I just wanted to mention them for new players. The moral system affects the shakiness of your screen and the amount of colour you can see. If an enemy suppresses you, it will quickly drop. If artillery falls near you, it will drop. If you witness a fellow teammate getting killed, it will drop. There are lots of things that affect it but over time it gradually recovers.
Aside from the new maps and new weapons, the best new features are the distinct differences between the American side and Japanese side. The Americans have superior weapons whereas the Japanese have dirty tactics like grenade traps and Banzai rushes. So any Japanese soldier can use his grenades as traps by planting them in the ground. Luckily enough, they aren't triggered by fellow Japanese. The Banzai charge is a really interesting feature. Any soldier can charge forward while quickly diminishing morale of the Americans affecting their aim etc. The more Japanese that group together during the charge, the higher the morale drop for the Americans. While performing a Banzai charge the Japanese are also more resistance to gunfire. The Japanese weapons aren't as good as the Americans, but the effective use of these tactics can really make a difference.
There are various game styles that have been added such as “Action” which includes a more revealing HUD. So far I’ve only played Objective mode so I can’t tell you much about the game modes, but objective is very fun and really emphasizes teamwork.
It’s nice to play a game where teamwork is important and although one player can’t do much, a whole squad working together can really make a difference. I enjoy the visceral nature of the game and the realistic sounds used. It really is a definitive WW2 experience that I won’t forget!
Unique game with Killzone(kinda) like cover system :)
you can't play like you used to play in COD or Battlefield. You have play with patience and ALOT of stealth since it's like SUPER hard too spot an enemy if you rush in blindly :/
well when you are used to this game then it's super fun! Buy it and join me! Xd
Great game especially if you're interested in the Pacific Theater
Fantastic game, weapons and maps are immersive - win or lose, kill or be killed, this will keep you on the edge of your seat and provide countless hours of fun gameplay. The price is just gravy on top.
You see a ♥♥♥ with a sword you shoot him
El mejor, lo mas real hasta la fecha en 1ra. Persona.
ECHT COOLES GAME
Real great game!!!
RO/Rising Storm is another really good WW2 FPS
Rising Storm is the best experience you can have online as FPS so far. Great value package with the first Red Orchestra 2 gift as bonus, servers are merged and you can switch between two wonderful scenarios. Unfortunately the first RO2 was released with some minor problem, now Rising Storm is a full relaunch product and polished game ever i played!
I am very happy since I was pre-order this game (there is no issue when launch at day one)
Great game for folks into realism and the WW2 Pacific theatre.
A Japanese machine gun blew my shins off!!
Rising Storm Multiplayer: A realistic pacific theater combat game which grabs you by the collar and forces you to immerse yourself in the non-stop carnage! Solid controls and engaging gameplay. The simplistic elements of single shot rifles, combined with the more intense mortar shellings, continually keeps the combat an everchanging blend of intensity and terror. Don't forget, flamethrowers...
Overall 8.0 of 10.0
日本兵が登場するFPSは滅多にないので、かなり貴重な作品。
どうせ適当な日本人像で作られてるんだろうなと思ったが、そんなことはなかった。
なぜならちょっとやりすぎという位に日本人がクレイジーに出来上がったいたからだ。
標準語・広島弁・関西弁を喋る日本兵が入り乱れ、あらゆる状況で喋りまくって超賑やかな戦場が出来上がっている。
敵を倒すと「また一人倒したで！」
敵を制圧すると「やつは俺が抑えた！誰か手を貸してくれ！」
誰かが味方を誤射すると「なにやっとる！あれは味方や！」
敵に制圧されると「これ以上は無理じゃぁ！」
遮蔽物にずっと隠れていると「ワシはずっとここに隠れとくんや！」
紹介した台詞はほんの一部。とにかく喋りまくってて楽しい。ちなみに片言の日本語ではなく、流暢な日本語で喋っているので発音に違和感はない。
本作はRed Orchestra 2が元になっており、リアル寄りのゲームプレイになっている。
日本軍とアメリカ軍は装備や能力が差別化されており、日本兵は単発ライフルだが、アメリカ軍はM-1ガーランド等の強力な連射ライフルを装備している上日本軍にはない火炎放射器という鬼畜兵器まで持ち出してくる。
だが日本軍も負けては居ない、日本には万歳チャージがあるからだ。
この万歳チャージは、その名の通り刀や銃剣を構え「天皇陛下BANZAAAAAAAAIII!!!!!」と叫びながら突撃するのだが、この攻撃を発動すると被弾してもヘルスが急速回復するようになり、付近に居るアメリカ兵は制圧状態となり視界がブレて身動きが取れなくなる。
さらには複数人数で一斉に万歳チャージを行うとこの特殊能力が増大するのだ。
リアル系FPSでいて（日本軍側だけが）お祭りFPSという変なゲームに仕上がっている。
良い意味で。
RS単品を買うだけでRO2も付いてきます。逆にRO2を所持していればRSの小銃兵のみプレイ可能。
Bedac zachwyconym nowy silnkiem frostbite 2 nie chialem nawet na takie produkty spojrzec wlasnie ze wzgledu na grafike.
Okazuje sie jednak, ze grywalność oraz sumulacja pola walki jaką niewątpliwie obdazona jest ta produkcja, czyni te gre najlepszym szuterem na rynku gier z czasow 2 wojny swiatowej
Niesamowity klimat , rożnorodność rozgrywek , odwzroownie broni i kilku intersujacych rozwizań dostosowanych do gry zespołowej, powoduje to iz.. zdecydowanie polecam!
We waited along time for RO2:RO to come out, and at first I had issues in my machine playing it, and it was a bit buggy, but we got through that and its pretty fast, fun and full of bells and whistles. RO2:RS came out and Trip and the rest were kind enough to let us purchase into the Beta and experience the cool new RS, so far havent stopped playing its my main game of chioce right now, with or without bots, and even the bots are a bit smarter, going prone and such sometimes its hard to tell the real players from the bots, but still those pesky bots will fire a shot at you from their ear or backside when they turn, it can be a bit frustrating. Its nice on the Axis site becuse you can fuel your Run and Gun feinds especially if you can keep your breath and use the Katana. All in all, if you want to do a bit of the Pacific Theater RO2:RS is the game to play.
Best WW2 simulator i've played, 10/10.
やったぜ 投稿者：変態糞兵士 (8月16日（水）07時14分22秒)
昨日の8月15日にいつもの老兵のおっさん（50歳）と先日配属されたばかりの汚れ好きの新兵のにいちゃん
（24歳）とわし（43歳）の3人で日本にあるRW鯖で盛りあったぜ。
今日は明日が休みなんでコンビニで酒とつまみを買ってから深夜遅くまでプレイの予定を立てて、そこでしこたま酒を飲んでからやりはじめたんや。
3人で地べたを這いずりながら匍匐になり持って来た銃剣を3本ずつ小銃に取り付けた。
しばらくしたら、腕が武者震いして来るし、チャージボイスが出口を求めて口の中でぐるぐるしている。
しばらく匍匐前進してから万歳突撃をしあうともう気が狂う程気持ちええんじゃ。
老兵のおっさんの砲撃要請でわしが砲撃支援を要請すると
ケツにまで響いてくる砲撃の音が小気味よい。
にいちゃんもおっさんに身を寄せながら小便を漏らしている。
泥まみれのおっさんの近くに、思い切り砲弾が着弾しやんや。
それからは、もうめちゃくちゃにおっさんと兄ちゃんとで砲撃で吹き飛ばされながら、
血まみれになり、二回もTKされた。もう一度やりたいぜ。
やはり大勢でRising Stormは最高やで。こんな、変態兵士と泥あそびしないか。
ああ～～早く泥まみれになろうぜ。
日本ののRWの鯖であえる奴なら最高や。わしはTL*トンプソン*Honorレベル45,おっさんはTL*トレンチガン*Honorレベル28、や
泥まみれでやりたいやつ、至急、メールくれや。
軍服姿のまま砲撃されて、小便漏らしながらやろうや。
If you like cod 5 you'll love this :)
Отличный аддон к отличной игре.
good game but not good as RO2 better go buy RO2 if you want more WW2 action :D
Rising Storm is amazing. If you're into first person shooters and you like realism, if you play games like the ArmA series or if you're already familiar with the Red Orchestra games and like them: Rising Storm will give you deep and challenging, but rewarding gameplay. The maps are atmospheric and beautiful, the voice acting is great and both sides have unique and fun weapons. Note, that if you don't own Red Orchestra 2, you will get its multiplayer with Rising Storm as well. Well worth the money.
ああ＾～突撃するんじゃ＾～
RUN THROUGH THE BEACHES OF IWO JIMA, THE AIRFIELD OF PELELIU TO KILL THOSE CRAFTY NIPS AND DEFEAT THE EMPIRE OF JAPAN! RUN MARINE AND KILL, ITS THE AMERICAN WAY!
If you've seen my recommendation for RO2 you'll know i'm a big fan of the game. Rising Storm is worth every penny. The Pacific theater of WWII is vastly unaccounted for in Cinema and Video games. With the exception of Medal Of Honor Pacific Assault you rarely see a WWII Pacific Theater based game. I can honestly say this is one of the best multiplayer experiences i've had in first person shooters. I find it more appealing than RO2 itself. The maps are done extremely well and are better in my opinion than the RO2 maps. It's almost hard to explain but you get the feeling of terror when you hear the Banzi charge and see 32 players running at the trench your set to defend, It makes for fantastic excitement and adrenaline rush. If you like RO2 and have always wanted a WWII game set in the Pacific, it's here.
If your thing is realism and tactics look no further I, this is one of my favorites with has so much to offer witch cant be found in nearly any other shooter I give it a 9.0/10
Oh!! ガーランド・・・ライクディス！
Oh!!サンパチ・・・・ライクディス！！
KIRIKOMI！！・・・・Oooooooooh!ライクディス！！！
俺のライクディスがいっぱい詰まったWW2リアルFPS。
CODとは違い1発1発にかける思いはリアル。決して突撃ゲーじゃないとこがいい。当たり前だが銃弾を一発受けると死か重症になるので別FPSで突撃俺杖ーしてる人は注意。
の本格派FPSがこのお値段なのも、もちろんライクディスだ！
日本スキーな方は是非！米兵の火炎放射は鬼畜！そして大本営からの無線で萌えろ！
行くぞ！突撃じゃ！！ああっ！今はだめじゃ！！あついあついあーーー！
Очередное разочарование года - 5/10
Esta muy bueno, realista y lo recomiendo.
As a customer of Tripwire Interactive. I would suggest you read your fine print before you buy. This company feels they have the right to remove and delete content at their will.
Stongly do not recommend!
Realism Shooter FTW. This game takes me back to playing MoH:AA. If you want a true to life shooter with a gritty, in-your face play style, look no further. BONZAI!
Is the best!
Tripwire assists with the creation of the BEST fps games.
Buy RO, RO2, and RS oh and Darkest Hour...
DO IT!
BONZAI!!!
RO2同様RO:OやDHほどのハードさはない、フルオートでも50m先にらくらく当てられるし、ライフルも普通に150m先まで当てられるしリアニズムやアクションモードではShiftでズームできるクソ仕様も残っている。
がMAPが全体的に何をすればいいかわかりやすく試合が成り立っていることが多い、両陣営の武器もRO2のようにバランスを取って作られているわけではないのでどっちでプレイしても楽しい。
がSquad Leaderや特殊なクラスをわかってないやつがやるとストレスゲーになったりcannotpronehereやspeedhackdetectedなどやっぱりあのRO2をベースにしているだけあってどうしようもない点も残っている。
総括すると食べられる美味しいクソ
真棒的游戏，嗯~
이게임 모드인줄 알았더니 ㅎㅎㅎ
if you love the Pacific Theater and red orchestra 2,you should definitely buy this game
This game is fantastic, the classic shooter format with a realism level somewhere below arma 2 and above battlefield 3. Definitely challenging at first but the fact that the players online are actually skilled and work together as a team makes the game even more fun. The maps are excellent and the realism of the game makes you feel more responsible for your character, making the other players in the game play it like it's real life. 9.5/10
If you are willing to put up with some bugs and non AAA quality, go ahead give this a shot!
I like this game
前作までのRO2は悲壮感な雰囲気が魅力的だったが、RSはとにかく明るい雰囲気。特に日本兵の暴れっぷりはヘンテコなボイスも合わさってとにかく笑える。何よりゲームバランスが前作とは比べ物にならない程取れているので、ゲーム自体の面白さも抜群。数少ない日本兵で遊べる貴重なゲームで、今までのゲームに出た日本兵とは比べ物にならない程最高である！！言語は英語でも日本人は日本語バリバリなので日本語化がなくても楽しめる。大和魂を忘れた日本人にこそ遊んで欲しいゲームだ！！
Редкий вид - шутер про Тихоокеанский театр военныйх действий Второй Мировой Войны. Проактически выерший вид - великолепный шутер на данную тематику. Механика Red Orchestra 2, сдобренная "сбалансированным дисбалансом", японским колоритом и совершенно потрясающими картами. Тэнно хэйка банзай!
Great action, with just the right amount of realism to keep it enteraining.
