Moreover, the game does not look to shy away from addressing the realities of the Holocaust as part of its portrayal of the second World War.
Other details, like the lingering shots of fallen soldiers and gunfire explosions included here, further reflect the game's attempt to offer a highly-immersive experience for gamers. Instead, it highlights the sharp graphics of the game, as best illustrated by the facial expressions of the characters.
Interestingly, the trailer does not include any first-person gameplay. It will be interesting how their conflict will affect Red's chances at survival. While Turner subscribes to a "man before the mission" philosophy (convincing his compatriot to save Red and the rest), Pierson believes in serving the greater cause and is willing to accept what he views as being minuscule sacrifices to make, in order to win the overall battle. Daniels' superiors, Pierson and Turner, also have an interesting conversation during the trailer - showing that the two have worked together several times, but have ideological differences when it comes to how they approach their current dilemma.
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