Heroes & Generals eliminates the formulaic baggage that weighs down the shooter genre by delivering satisfying strategic action in a full blown first-person shooter experience. Players are transported from the comfort of their browsers to authentic WWII battlefields, where they fight alongside thousands of gamers for persistent progression and military supremacy.

Each player in Heroes & Generals chooses their own destiny. You might join the Axis and climb the ranks as a foot soldier, firing off countless rounds in epic battles for crucial landmarks. Or perhaps you’ll become a general in the US army and accept the task of deploying resources and reinforcements across a vast strategic map.

Either way your decisions and actions fundamentally impact the game. Whether you play a fearless infantryman blazing the trenches, a hotshot pilot renowned for precision bombing runs, a brutal gunner assigned to a rumbling tank battalion, or the ace commander directing it all from strategic command – every active soldier contributes to an evolving online war that will soon expand to smartphones and tablets as well.

Heroes & Generals launched just little over three months ago. Since then two updates, “XP for Friends” and “Warbird and Tail Gunners”, have been released and the next one is just around the corner.

“Reaching 10 million players is an important milestone for all of us at Reto-Moto, and it is a great inspiration to us having such a large dedicated community,” says Jacob Andersen, Game Director at Reto-Moto: “Launching really was only the beginning for us, and we have a lot of great content, features and improvements planned for Heroes & Generals in 2017 that I just can’t wait for the fans to get their hands on.”

To celebrate the 10 million player milestone, Heroes & Generals has kicked off an event, where players can take part in 10 different contests competing for a total prize sum of 10 million credits.

“2017 will be an exciting year for Heroes & Generals with more frequent updates. We will continue to add new planes, vehicles and equipment to the game, and there will be a number of new maps available later in the year,” tells Jacob Andersen.

Heroes & Generals is available for free at HeroesAndGenerals.com