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'Tannenberg charges into early access, continuing Verdun's WW1 FPS action'. Niels van der Leest was the audio director for Tannenberg. Players can earn experience and Career Points by killing other players, and with the Career Points can level up their rifles, gaining extra accessories for it, such as a bayonet. This is a skill-based game-mode, where marksmanship and tactical cunning are rewarded.

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In Rifle Deathmatch, players fight in a free for all battle, armed only with one of the rifles and add-ons they can choose from when joining the game. The goal of the game is to diminish the opposing side’s tickets before losing all the tickets on your side, because a player cannot respawn if there are no more tickets. Every time a player is killed and respawns, a ticket is deducted from the side he belongs to. These represent the amount of manpower that each side has at its disposal. Each team, the Entente and the Central Powers, start with a number of tickets. This is a variant of a team deathmatch battle. Supply lines are represented by requiring sectors to be connected to a team's HQ sector before that team can capture it. Some sectors provide accelerated reloading abilities for NCOs, such as calling reconnaissance aircraft and artillery strikes. The game ends when one team runs out of resources, when either team's HQ sector is captured, or when the match time runs out. Holding sectors provides control points (more or less depending on the value of the sector) and the team with the most control points will drain the other side's resources. After choosing a squad type and role within the squad, players join the battle where they have to capture sectors.

In the Maneuver game mode, players join either the Entente or the Central Powers. The game is said to be evidently accurate to the real war to quite an extent.

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Another console update in December 2020 added cross-platform play between Xbox and PlayStation for Verdun and Tannenberg. In April 2019, a 'Film Memoir' visual mode was added which switches the game's art and user interface to black and white, while adding a film grain effect. Players would then be able to conduct a truce while wolves were present, or they could break the truce and continue fighting normally. During this event, packs of wolves would sometimes enter the battlefield and attack players. In April 2019 a temporary 'Wolf Truce' feature was added to the Maneuver game mode, based on historical reports of armies calling truces to fight wolves. There are 3 game modes in Tannenberg: Maneuver, Attrition Warfare and Rifle Deathmatch.

Tannenberg is a squad based game set on the Eastern Front of World War I that can be played with up to 64 players (40 players on consoles).

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