That being sometime in 2019 for the crowdfunded realistic shooter we first heard about just over a year ago. The new gameplay trailer comes as part of a new announcement with publisher Team17 that also confirms that the size and scope of the project remains unchanged. A huge 1:1 scale map with two teams of 50 battling out in a realistic environment, with realistic weaponry and hardware.

Even in this early state, it's looking very good.

Hell Let Loose is a realistic platoon-based multiplayer first-person shooter set during the Second World War and built using Unreal Engine 4. Offering 50 vs. 50 tactical battles in which players must coordinate to capture sectors and resources to beat the opposition into submission, the game creates an epic theater of war across huge maps. Authenticity is key, and players will be able to experience history using a realistic period arsenal, with accurate weapon behavior.

Hell Let Loose is being developed by Black Matter, a studio made up of talented people working in Australia, Russia and the United States. Development commenced in 2016, with the bulk of the progress made after the successful Kickstarter campaign last year. And although it may look like another shooter, the resource mechanic which adds real consequences to capturing, say, a munitions depot - sounds like it could be one of the main reasons to check it out. And something that will no doubt add a lot of weight to the 100-player battles.