Enlisted Reviews

From the way people talk about it, you’d think matchmaking is a total mess, but that hasn’t really been my experience. It’s not perfect, of course, but most of my games feel reasonably balanced and fair...

I don’t know who double-checked the uniforms and weapons, but some of them just don’t fit the battles they’re supposed to be in. It kind of pulls me out of the experience when things look that wrong.

I wasn’t really expecting much at first, but the support was actually really helpful. They answered my questions and made the whole thing easier than I thought it would be.

Its definitely a bit grindy at times, but I still had fun with it. I dont mind putting in the work when the gameplay keeps me interested, and this one did enough to keep me coming back

I’ve been playing on enlisted.net and at first I was just impressed by how good it looks. The maps have a lot of detail, the explosions feel intense, and the lighting during battles can look really cool. Then out of nowhere I’m getting shot from every direction and I’m like, okay, calm down, game. But visually, yeah, it’s definitely one of the better war games I’ve tried.

I’ve been using enlisted.net for a while now, and overall it’s been a solid experience. The pages usually load quickly for me, and I haven’t run into many errors, which is something I definitely pay attention to because I don’t like relying on a site that feels unstable or unpredictable. There were a few times, mostly in the evening, when things felt a bit slow, but it never lasted long enough to really worry me or make me feel like the service was risky to use. It’s not perfect, but compared to some other sites I’ve tried, it feels much more dependable. I’m happy with it so far.

I really want to enjoy Enlisted because when it works, it can be a fun game. But the bugs gets annoying really fast. Matches lag, the menus freeze up, and after some updates the controls just feels off for no reason. I’ll have a good time for a little while, then some glitch happens and I just end up quitting early most days

The guns actually sound really nice. It makes the whole experience feel a lot more realistic and fun.

I went in thinking this was going to be super pay-to-win, but it hasn’t really felt that way to me. Paying definitely gives you a little boost, but I’ve still been able to enjoy the game without spending much. That said, I’m always a little wary of customer service with games like this, so I wouldn’t want to rely on them if something went wrong.

I started playing yesterday, and it was a little confusing at first, but not too bad once I spent some time with it. The matches are fun, and the game runs well overall, so I’m enjoying it so far.

I stopped in not really wanting to spend a bunch of time figuring things out, and thankfully the menus were really clean and easy to follow. I was able to find what I was looking for quickly, which made the whole experience feel simple and stress-free.

I really wanted to get into enlisted, and there are moments where it’s fun. But the map design keeps throwing me off. Some spawns feel like they’re either right in the enemy’s face or just sitting out in the open, and then other parts of the map have all these strange little paths and clutter everywhere. I know real battlefields probably aren’t supposed to be neat or anything, but it still makes the matches feel messy in a bad way. A lot of games just turn into everyone running into the same choke point over and over, which gets old fast. I still play it here and there, so I guess it can’t be that bad, but the layouts really need work.

The bots follow you around well most of the time, but every now and then they decide to stand in the absolute worst possible spot. Very helpful, obviously.

I ended up paying for premium and I’m glad I did because the extra guides were helpful for what I needed, it’s not perfect or anything but it gave me enough value that I didn’t feel like I wasted my money.

I do enjoy the game when matches feel fair, but I’m a little cautious with it right now. I’ve run into players who snap onto people in strange ways or seem to know where everyone is, and while I don’t want to accuse every sketchy moment of cheating, it happens enough that it makes me hesitant to invest too much time. When nothing seems to be done about it, the matches start feeling frustrating instead of fun. I hope the anti-cheat gets stronger, because right now it’s hard to fully trust the experience

I still hop on and play once in a while, but the new content takes forever to show up and when it finally does, it feels kind of unfinished. It’s like the game keeps asking me to be patient, but my patience is being forced at this point. The updates don’t really fix the things that have been annoying me for ages, so it’s getting harder to stay excited.

Shooting feels decent here and there, but the squad controls and movement can be really messy. I kept feeling like I was fighting the controls more than playing the match. It also got a little confusing because the email says one thing, then the game feels like another, so I wasn’t always sure what to expect. Overall, matches ended up being more frustrating than fun for me

After playing for a while, the game feels a lot better than it used to. The guns seem mostly balanced, and from my matches, tanks and planes don’t completely take over or ruin the flow like they did before. It just feels more fair and enjoyable overall.

I've been playing Enlisted for a bit now, and yeah... it's just a really fun time. The matches can get chaotic, but in a good way — there's always something happening, someone pushing, planes flying over, tanks rolling in, all that. I usually jump on after work for a few rounds and don't have to overthink it, which I like. Some of the progress stuff can feel a little grindy; not gonna lie. But the gameplay is still fun enough that I keep coming back. Definitely worth trying if you're into WW2 shooters!

The people running the community seem solid. I had a minor Discord issue, nothing dramatic, but they replied quickly and were actually friendly about it. I also noticed they don’t just jump in with generic mod messages when conversations get heated — they keep things calm without making it feel stiff or awkward. Little stuff like that, even the tone of the replies, makes the whole game feel a lot more welcoming.