Enlisted - "Heavy Assault" Bundle

If you've bounced off Enlisted because grinding to competitive armor felt like a second job, this bundle is the bluntest possible answer to that problem. The Heavy Assault pack drops two Rank IV premium heavy tanks into your garage straight away: the Tiger H1 West Camo for Germany, complete with a five-tanker crew all sitting at level 4 with every perk slot filled, and the IS-1 ('45) for the USSR, backed by a four-tanker crew built the same way. Both vehicles come with their weapons already maxed, each crew member carries a bonus retraining point, and you get 600 Gold split evenly between the two squads. That is a lot of upfront power in a game where reaching Rank IV organically can feel, as many veterans note, like it will genuinely take years without spending money. Enlisted itself is worth understanding before you commit to a paid bundle for it. Developed by Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin, it is a free-to-play WWII MMO shooter built around squad command rather than solo gunplay. You lead a small squad into battle and, the moment your active soldier goes down, you immediately hop into a squadmate rather than sitting through a respawn timer. The result is fast, aggressive play that suits people who hate dead time. The game covers iconic theaters - Stalingrad, Normandy, Berlin, North Africa - and the map design does real work recreating those environments with a level of historical care that genre fans will appreciate. Squad classes run wide: assault, sniper, heavy gunner, mortar, flamethrower, anti-tank, engineer, radio operator, tank crew, pilot. There is genuine variety in how you build and deploy a squad. That said, Enlisted is not a frictionless experience. The progression system is famously punishing for free players, and Rank V matchmaking has a reputation for exposing anyone who hasn't invested heavily in their roster. The AI squadmates are helpful in the sense that they add bodies to a fight and simulate the look of a massive battle, but calling them smart would be generous. The game also draws fair comparisons to Battlefield in feel - slower movement speed, more deliberate pacing - while leaning harder into the squad-management layer that Battlefield never quite committed to. So who actually needs this bundle? Players who already play Enlisted and want a reliable armored option on both major factions, right now, without months of research grind. The 100% bonus experience gain that premium squads receive also stacks with a Premium Account subscription, which makes this a legitimate time-saver for anyone already subscribed. If you are completely new to the game, the smart move is to download the free client first and run a few sessions before dropping money on Rank IV hardware - the early game is bot-heavy and intentionally easy, which can mislead you about how the experience scales. Come in knowing the grind is real, and this bundle is a sharp shortcut through the most painful part of it.

Alex · Scout Team

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