Deadly Dozen is a squad‑based tactical first‑person shooter originally released for Windows in 2001. Inspired by the classic war film The Dirty Dozen, the game puts you in command of an elite team of twelve misfit soldiers given one last chance to prove themselves through daring missions behind enemy lines in World War II. Players select a squad of specialists — such as snipers, demolition experts, and medics — and tactically navigate objectives across various European theaters like France, North Africa, and Norway.
Mission planning, stealth, and teamwork are essential, as enemies react to sound and positioning. The game blends action with strategy, letting you leverage authentic WWII weapons and drivable military vehicles while coordinating attacks and rescues. With dynamic 3D visuals for its time and atmospheric sound design, Deadly Dozen attempts to capture the tension and intensity of unconventional warfare. While it received mixed reviews upon release, it has since gained a nostalgic following and was re‑released on digital platforms like Steam.
Features
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WWII squad‑based tactical shooter with strategy elements.
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Select from 12 unique military specialists.
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Goal‑based missions across multiple war‑torn regions.
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Authentic weapons, gear, and uniforms.
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Drivable WWII military vehicles.
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Dynamic visual effects and 3D sound.
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Freedom to plan tactical approaches.
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Period‑accurate WWII atmosphere.
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Single‑player adventure with strategic depth.
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Re‑released on modern Windows platforms.
System Requirements
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Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10.
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1.0 GHz processor minimum.
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512 MB RAM minimum.
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DirectX compatible graphics.
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800 MB available storage.
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DirectX compatible sound card.
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Keyboard and mouse required.
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Recommended: 1 GB RAM and 1.5 GHz processor for smoother play
