RAID: World War II Review Summary

Last updated: 2026-07-14
Review summary
  • Updates improved game greatly
  • Satisfying gunplay
  • Great for co-op and solo
  • Low player count
  • Poor enemy design
  • Frequent bugs and crashes
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Categories

Cooperative MultiplayerFirst-Person ShooterHeist SimulationCharacter ProgressionWeapon CustomizationMission-based GameplayStealth Gameplay

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Archetypes

Sample precision
Helpful reviews
166%
Unhelpful reviews
-67%
Protest reviews
1%
Positive points
362
Negative points
1209
Gameplay points
198
Perf. points
30
Rec. points
100
Misc points
3
Point
Updates improved game greatly
Description
The game has seen significant improvements from updates, particularly to the skill system and balance. Developers are actively updating the game, even into 2025, which has earned praise for the MUG team.
Importance
34%
Satisfying gunplay
Description
Gunplay is a standout feature, described as satisfying, chunky, and impactful with good weapon feel and recoil. Weapons are visually and audibly appealing.
Importance
26%
Great for co-op and solo
Description
The game is highly praised for co-op play with friends, especially in a WW2 theme. Solo play is also doable and fun, with many calling it a great co-op shooter.
Importance
25%
Game is extremely fun
Description
Players consistently rate the game as highly enjoyable and fun, often exceeding expectations. The gameplay is described as engaging and entertaining.
Importance
19%
Good weapon and mission variety
Description
There is a good variety of weapons, missions, and objectives, with most weapons viable on high difficulties. Missions feel unique and varied.
Importance
15%
Worth the price
Description
The game is considered well worth the price, especially when purchased on sale for under $5. It offers good value for money.
Importance
13%
John Cleese humor
Description
The inclusion of John Cleese in FMV cutscenes adds great humor and charm, making the game more enjoyable.
Importance
8%
No paid DLC
Description
Players appreciate that there is no paid DLC impacting gameplay, making the game feel fair and complete.
Importance
6%
Killing Nazis is fun
Description
Blasting hundreds of Nazis without needing to aim is a satisfying and cathartic experience, a key fun factor.
Importance
6%
Lockpicking adds strategy
Description
The lockpicking mechanic adds a strategic element to gameplay, enhancing decision-making during missions.
Importance
5%