WW1 Line of Fire
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Playing space requirements
(in metres)
(in metres)
Free-Roam 6x3/7x3, or Pod
Participants
2 to 4 players
Duration
30 minutes
Genre
Historical shooter
Languages
English - French
Minimum age
From 12 years old
Surviving the hell of Verdun
Historical reenactment of World War I and virtual reality shooter game.
This is an incredible benchmark for the VR war game genre. Players take on the role of soldiers immersed in the heart of trench warfare in 1916. As the only survivors of the German offensive, the team of soldiers must work together to defeat the enemy during 3 days of intense combat.
With deep cultural roots, this game lets you experience a major historical event. Shoot, explore, dodge enemy fire, and make strategic cooperative choices to win.
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Story
- Prologue July 28th, 1914, day of celebration in the village. On my way back from mowing, Victor, who was polishing his trumpet, said to me, "Don't you know the news?...We're going to have a war! I left my scythe for a rifle". The players are briefed and equipped.
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Chapter 1 February 1916, Bois des Caures, Verdun. "We had become shadows...living in the darkest recesses of the earth, I hear Victor's bugle on the back line giving me hope."
The players face infantry charges and artillery fire. -
Chapter 2 May 1916. "We are only a handful of survivors, the rear line has fallen, I can't hear Victor's trumpet any more."
The players face infantry charges on two fronts, sustained artillery fire and an air raid. -
Chapter 3 July 1916. "We were down to four soldiers facing the enemy legions and death wielding the scythe and me the rifle... I regretted the day I had made that cursed exchange."
Players are on their own and face infantry charges on two fronts, artillery fire, an air raid and the final attack of an armoured vehicle. -
Epilogue November 1918, in the village. "Our village is celebrating the end of the war.... they are going to give us the medals, I hear the orchestra setting up... A statue commemorates our heroes".
Scores and medals are given to the players.
