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Verdun
Verdun's Frontlines mode centers on team attacks and holding captured trenches, while Squad Defense offers co-op against AI. Consider whether its multiplayer focus fits how you plan to play. The current offer is ≈ $2.69 from 
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $3.412026-07Current Low Across Stores~ $19.99Kinguinvs. Historical Low+486%
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01About Verdun
Verdun takes you into the First World War trenches of the Western Front. Battles revolve around attacking and defending trench lines, while distinct weapon handling and realistic bullet physics make accurate aiming essential. The Steam PC version supports single-player and multiplayer. The interface is available in Simplified Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Turkish, and Japanese. Released on April 28, 2015. 87% positive from 28,986 Steam player reviews.
Credits
Composer
Bart Delissen
Developer
BlackMill Games
Publisher
BlackMill Games
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$3.412026-07-30 · KinguinBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| English | Yes | — | — |
| French | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
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| Italian | Yes | — | — |
| German | Yes | — | — |
| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese | Yes | — | — |
| Russian | Yes | — | — |
| Polish | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | — | — |
| Turkish | Yes | — | — |
| Japanese | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Languages
The Steam PC interface supports 12 languages, including English, German, and Simplified Chinese. Full-audio and subtitle details are not listed.
Modes
Four multiplayer modes are listed: Frontlines, Attrition, Rifle Deathmatch, and Squad Defense. Squad Defense pits up to four players against AI attackers.
Player modes
The Steam PC version lists single-player, though the description focuses on multiplayer combat.
03Frequently asked questions
Where and when is Verdun set?
It depicts the Western Front from 1914 to 1918 and draws inspiration from the Battle of Verdun.
Which modes are included?
Frontlines, Attrition, Rifle Deathmatch, and Squad Defense. Frontlines alternates between attacking and defending trenches.
Can I play cooperatively against AI?
Yes. Squad Defense lets up to four players protect a position against waves of AI-controlled attackers.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
If we look at Verdun in the standards of modern gaming, it fails miserably. Compared to triple A games and large developers, Verdun and it's developers fails in almost every aspect of game making. No first day DLC save final updates. No microtransactions. No "pay to win" mentality. No unrealistic twitch shooting. No dodgy business practices. No massive failures on day one. No insane advantage for high level gamers. No false advertising. By today's standards, verdun would fail on the table of EA, Bethesda, CA, SEGA, Nintendo, and just about every single gaming company that is larger than, say, CD Projekt Red. These failures, however, make this game the best FPS on the market as of now. These indie developers have crafted the most satisfying experience I have had in a first person shooter in a long damned time. The game is perfectly digestable, the upgrades system is easy to get, the weapons are balanced and look and handle fantastically... The list of amazing acheivements this game has accomplished could go on for pages of writing. Verdun created it's own version of FPS gameplay, taking us to an era most companies find dull and drab. The trench warfare turn based attack gameplay is insane, as you see first hand the horrors of the First World War, which, by the way, is now 100 years past. I bought this game in eraly access and was satisfied with it. Now I can't get enough of it! I have been fed up with large companies coming out with garbage and selling DLC every five minutes. Verdun's updates and new squards are being released free of charge over the next while, so this game will become even better and more varied than it is now. Verdun is one of a special kind of game, one that requires teamwork to dominate the map. While battlefield has become zany and unrealistic, Verdun forces you to play as a team, and unlike in battlefield, if you fail to do so, you will die again, and again, and again. I cannot recommend this game more to anyone. The learning curb is massive, but you have so many classes to play as that are open to even the newest players. Honestly there is something satisfying about having to use bolt action rifles in a trench that is captivating in and of itself. It is insanly addicitive and the squad based gameplay is incredible. Verdun is by far the best FPS I have ever played as I have put in so many hours of my life into it (roughly 10 hours alone in hte last few weeks). I cannot recommend this game any more. SO GO BUY IT. And as for some advice, keep your head down. This isn't Call of Duty.Show moreShow less
40.9 hours at review1,727 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
This is writen after 3000+ hours gameplay Before December 2018 update, game was acceptable.I said acceptable cause game was always bad, but at least was playable and had fun.Then devs decide to add bots in public matches and make the game a death simulator.Bots are the worst AI in gaming history.Literaly a legal cheater, very hard aimboting, u cant hide, smoke? gas? trees? they gonna find u no matter what.Ridiculous is the least i can say. Are u looking to immerse yourself and be a ww1 soldier ? Dont bother...Animations are maybe worst than AI part...Very clumsy movement, enemies lookin one way while shooting the other, 50+ meters hip firing, machineguns pointing the sky while killin in straight line and the list can go on. Dev team is the most incompetent i ever see, they manage to turn a game into a garbage. 4 years now, they <trying> to fix bugs and all they do is to add more bugs.Not to mention that proly they are the one and only dev team around that dont play their own game!!! If that is not ridiculous, then what? Performance...i9's with rtx's having problem to keep steady fps in a 4yo game....simply ridiculous. Price...if u can get it for 5$ its ok...anything more than that is way too much for a game, that if steam was serious enough, it should ban this <game> from platform at once.Show moreShow less
3,074 hours at review314 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I'm crawling down in the mud among the dead men. We all signed for this, some of them added a year to their age to go here, to reach this hell. The bomb struck few meters away from me. Tinnitus in my left air. All I can hear is buzzing noise that drives me nuts. Our attack didn't succeed. Now we're defending this point desperately and I can hear enemy... I can FEEL enemy getting closer. Too afraid to raise my head, to afraid to take a look. I keep my head low. It might save my life. I've seen it before. Head goes above the sandbag line... Splattered brain showers the muddy trench. I can't move. My NCO told me to stay here. Moving away, progressing or backing up would mean I'm a deserter. And we all knew what happens to those poor souls. I see a sizzling bomb dropping a few meters away and suddenly, the trench is filled with thick green smoke. Mustard. Senfgas, as Germans call it. I feel like a trapped mouse. Panic takes control over my body. My hands are struggling to protect my face with a gas mask. I... I did it. I've started running away mindlessly from the deafening noise of shots. I feel the enemy getting clos... Bayonet strikes my chest and pierces skin, muscles and bones. The pointy, rusty blade exits through my back. I taste blood on my tongue. Thundering noise in my head, I raise it to see the eyes of my killer. He has the same eyes, just like me, hidden behind the gas mask, just like mine. He... he's me, the same frightened boy who will think of his mother the way I'm thinking about mine right now... maybe a bit later. Maybe tomorrow. Who knows... He's just been a bit more lucky than me at this moment. I can sense his misery and fear while he pulls the steel out and pushes me away. As I fall down, I see him going away. Leaving my body to be swallowed by everlasting darkness... This is Verdun. --- If you like this review, feel free to join me for some more recommendations at http://steamcommunity.com/groups/libereviewsShow moreShow less
5.4 hours at review1,077 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
They took a small community and instead of updating their game they released another one of the same for different factions. it tore the community in half and killed both games..... you'll be lucky to see 50 people onlineShow moreShow less
28.8 hours at review268 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
- Do I get shot at? Check - Do I die the moment I pop my head above the trench? Check - Do I get bombed out and shelled? Check - Do I scream out in fustration at the stupidity of the situations I land myself in? Check - Do I go on suicidal charges across a few meters of land out of desperation? Check - Do I ..... Get to return the favor? ♥♥♥♥ YES You will die in this game, a lot. But you'll have fun. Lots of it.Show moreShow less
13 hours at review727 people found this helpful
Written during Early Access
Not recommendedSteam player
I'll start off by saying that this isn't a bad game, it's just a bad game for someone like me. If Battlefield 1's lack of realism bothered you to an unplayable extent, this is probably the game for you. Verdun clings to its source material, almost to a fault, by providing a much slower paced experience than most other shooters where you'll be spending plenty of time trying to stay alive. Running wildly around No Man's Land will certainly get you killed, while taking cover in trenches and craters will keep you alive, at least for a little bit. True to history, most of the weapons are bolt action rifles, so be prepared for a slower rate of killing, but for shots that pack a lot more lethality (getting shot once will kill you 95% of the time). The shooting mechanics feel rough and somewhat unrefined, but I think that's intentional. You're playing a soldier who's just been drafted--you're not a highly skilled professional soldier who is capable of surviving the average CoD or BF firefight. You are mortal and slow. This is probably where some of the biggest gameplay divides come from: whereas games like Battlefield 1 sacrifice realism for more casual playability, Verdun holds to it. Reload times are long (and can be fatal if poorly timed), and aiming can be tricky to nail down across the lifeless battlefield. Unfortunately for me, that dedication to realism is what turned me off of the game. I want to say that none of the elements I mentioned are inherently bad, they just didn't provide the experience I was looking for. While the people I was playing with certainly appreciated the slow methodical pace of the game, I would often find myself looking at the timer to see when the round would end so I could safely quit to save my progress. To put it briefly: if you value refined shooting mechanics over realism, you'll probably enjoy Battlefield 1 better. But if realism is the clincher for you, this is, by far, the better experience.Show moreShow less
1.7 hours at review243 people found this helpful
Received for free
RecommendedSteam player
9/10 WW1 First Person Shooters on Steam------1 Historical Accuracy------------------------90% Update Frequency-------------------------Frequent Optimization-------------------------------Average;Prioritized Bugs---------------------------------------Average;Prioritized Replayability-------------------------------Very High Maps---------------------------------------Less Than 10 Fun-----------------------------------------9/10 Games Playerbase---------------------------------Varies;Peak Hours Recommended Latency-------------------------------------Above Average;High Developers---------------------------------Likeable Community---------------------------------Gays, Lesbians And StraightsShow moreShow less
53.5 hours at review695 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Extremely disappointed. The game description states Single Player and Online PvP which suggests to me there is a Single Player Campaign to play. However, there is not a single player mode which is the sole reason I purchased the game. I will drop an email to STEAM to see if they will amend the description. Just beware if you want a single player game as there is not a single player game mode.Show moreShow less
0.2 hours at review215 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
The only game that gives you points for Retreating. 10/10 Most realistic French Experience -IGNShow moreShow less
3.2 hours at review672 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
After extensive experience with military shooters i feel the need to advert players about Verdun. As i write this the game has just left early access and is released and i have clocked in more then 18h of playing. The Pros: -Guns sound good. -Feedback of the game is fairly positive, when you hit something you can feel it. -Uniforms are nicely rendered and the progression system is interesting. -Focus on squad gameplay is pretty unique in FPS world. -Maps are fairly interesting and feel authentic. -Its the real first attempt at a commercial WW1 FPS game. -Great value for price. -Great fun when teams are balanced. The Cons: -Atmosphere feels flat. -Spawn killing is an severe issue. -Hit detection and hit boxes are very very rough, you could literally be point at some guys shoulder or chest dead on and nothing registers. -Your shots will vanish upon your death, even though you fired off you rifle before dying. -Lewis gun is unusable due to overly chunky sights, which are a poor representation how peephole type of sights actually work in reality. -Grenade throwing is very clunky and basic and doesn't allow for any nuanced approach, you are always stuck chucking the grenade at full force. -Movement is unresponsive and awkward.Going from prone, crouch and standing there are these small delays that will often get you killed. and forget about jumping into cover your character will try to crouch first. -There is a really strange disconnect in between what you are seeing and what is really happening. In the sense that when you think you have plenty of cover somehow your head is sticking out and you can be shot at? Either this is true or somehow shots can go through solid terrain and neither option is really great. -The retreat mechanic is very poorly implemented, you get very little time to get out of no man's land, its actually more worthwhile to stay behind and attempt to kill something before the inevitable doom and just turn your back and get shot like 99% of the times. This needs to re-designed for it punishes people that are actively trying to fufill the offensive objectives. -Gas seems more of a inconvenience then a terrifying weapon. You often find it being more useful as a smoke screen then actually incapacitating soldiers like it actually did. -Maps have some really noticeable design flaws. That lead to problems of gameplay. Specially on the loser side, the further you are pushed to the back the more unlikely it becomes for you to be able to make a comeback has the reserve and communication trenches are often devoid of cover or depth. Often even resulting in predictable spawn killings. -barbed wire is counter intuitive and in some cases too effective in channeling players into killing zones. -Legions of bugs, seriously guys, you shouldn't have launched it as is. Conclusions: -I can't reccomend it based on the fact that is so bug ridden and bare bones in many aspects. Although i love what they are trying to do and the vision is very interesting and compelling with a heavy heart i have to say this isn't up to snuff. It needs a hell lot more polish and work before i can really say it is a game worth buying. If things get better over time i might change it to a positive review, but atm it is too rough around the edges. Note to the devs: Seriously work harder guys, i really want to give this a positive score and reccomend it, it's up to you.Show moreShow less
18.6 hours at review200 people found this helpful
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