Rush for Berlin demo available

By Ellie Gibson Published 25 May, 2006

Try out the multiplayer modes.

A new demo has been released for Rush For Berlin, Stormregion's World War II RTS for PC.

Up to four players can take part in multiplayer matches, and you can choose from the three factions featured in the full game - the Allies, who have plenty of resources, the Germans, who have better technology, and the Russians, who can produce infantry cheaply and quickly.

There are five multiplayer modes in the full game, but the demo only allows you to try out two. First up is R.U.S.H., which stands for Relentlessly Utilised Score Hunt. Basically you have to rush to occupy various targets, which earns you points - whoever scores the most within the time limit, or reaches the preset score target first, wins the match.

Then there's deathmatch, which sees you fighting your way through the enemy front with the goal of eliminating all the other players' units.

To download the demo, visit the official Rush For Berlin website. The full game is out tomorrow.

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Comments (4) Latest comment 6 years ago

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  • jienn #1 6 years ago

    Does this demo contain Star-Force just like the previous SP demo? If so, it should be noted in the article. Most people don't scroll through the disclaimer.

    Edit: Yes indeed it contains Star-Force. I downloaded the demo and checked for myself. The devs also refused to release a demo without SF, when i emailed them.
    Edited by 1 at 25/05/06 @ 12:42

  • reality_cheque #2 6 years ago

    That's sad when you need copy protection on a FUCKING DEMO! lol

  • Nikanoru #3 6 years ago

    Who cares anyway? It's another WWII game.

  • #4 6 years ago

    I have to say, and this is completely unoriginal it's true, that I too am a bit over the constant supply of WWII games we seem to get. I know it's the last war that the US is actually proud of but still - it's very old news, and I think might be a thorn in the side of a few nationalies to which I personally have no grudge and I would like just to get on with from now on.

    However I guess I am totally hypocritical as I am looking forward to BIA2.