Frontlines: Fuel of War
A 2008 military shooter that promised destructible environments and large-scale multiplayer. It's the kind of game that aged into obscurity, but curiosity about its ambitions might scratch an itch if you find it cheap.
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A relic of 2008 ambition with no living multiplayer scene. Only for collectors or destruction-mechanic historians.
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About Frontlines: Fuel of War
Frontlines: Fuel of War landed in 2008 with a pitch that sounded ambitious for its time: large-scale multiplayer maps with destructible terrain, vehicle combat mixed with infantry, and a focus on territorial control. The core loop was straightforward - push forward, claim objectives, watch the map shift as structures crumbled. It aimed to be a middle ground between Battlefield's scale and something more arcade-focused. The problem is that time has not been kind. Server infrastructure for early-2000s shooters rarely survives intact, and Frontlines has largely vanished from active multiplayer rotation. If you're hunting for it on Eneba or similar grey-market stores, you're likely buying a single-player campaign or a dead online experience. The destruction mechanics that were meant to be the draw feel clunky by modern standards. Only grab this if you're collecting historical military shooters or have a specific nostalgia trigger.
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Minimum
- OS
- Windows XP (32/64) or Windows Vista (32/64)
- Processor
- Intel Pentium 2.8HT or AMD Athlon 2800+
- Memory
- 768MB/1GB for Vista
- Graphics
- nVidia 6800GT (SM3) or ATI X800XT (SM2) w/ Latest applicable video drive…
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Game Info
- Developer
- THQ Nordic
- Publisher
- THQ Nordic
- Release Date
- Feb 27, 2008