

NaziShoot
EcoShooter · 2017 · Action, Casual, FPS, Violent, Shooter
PC
Mixed48% · 23 📉 Recent reviews down 32%
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About NaziShoot
In NaziShoot, you play as a soldier trapped behind enemy lines.Your objective is to kill Nazis and uncover their plans.
Conserve your ammo, get them plans, and most importantly, shoot nazis.
Features:
• FPS: NaziShoot is a first person shooter
• Classic Guns: Kar98, Mp40, Luger, Thompson, Panzerfaust and more
• Levels: Fight nazis in the city,beach and even at night
• Save/Load: You can save and load the game
• Nazi Plans: Your objective in each level
Conserve your ammo, get them plans, and most importantly, shoot nazis.
Features:
• FPS: NaziShoot is a first person shooter
• Classic Guns: Kar98, Mp40, Luger, Thompson, Panzerfaust and more
• Levels: Fight nazis in the city,beach and even at night
• Save/Load: You can save and load the game
• Nazi Plans: Your objective in each level
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Commits countless crimes against humanity, first and foremost for not having the decency to drop some freaking trading cards for the sheer audacity of existing.11 found this helpful
Who would have guessed it, it is an absolute piece of garbage. No settings, awful graphic, awful AI, awful level design, awful gameplay. The developer keeps changing the price of the game, probably trying to convince you that you are getting a better deal than you are with sales. Unless they pay you to play the game you are getting a bad deal. Works fine on Linux with Proton (Proton 4.11-9).4 found this helpful
You can teabag nazis1 found this helpful
NaziShoot, developed and published by EcoShooter, is a low-budget first-person shooter set against the backdrop of World War II. The game places players in the role of a lone operative operating behind enemy lines, tasked with eliminating Nazi forces and recovering critical intelligence documents scattered throughout a series of missions. The premise is straightforward and unambiguous, drawing on familiar wartime shooter tropes without attempting to add narrative nuance or historical depth. From the outset, it is clear that the focus lies on basic shooting mechanics rather than cinematic storytelling or strategic complexity. Gameplay revolves around linear level progression. Each mission typically requires the player to navigate through a contained map, eliminate hostile soldiers, and retrieve an objective item before advancing. The structure follows a traditional corridor-style FPS format, with minimal exploration or branching paths. Enemy encounters are frequent but mechanically simple, with AI behavior limited to direct engagement or basic patrol patterns. Combat is centered on classic World War II weaponry, including recognizable rifles, submachine guns, pistols, and explosive…
One of the most realistic WWII simulations that has ever been introduced into this world. I appreciate the realism and attention to detail, for example, when you are reloading the Karabiner with rounds still in, you place them one by one, instead of placing the whole stripper clip. A criticism I have is that when you are shot down, sometimes when you load your save it gives you only a black screen, while you can still walk around. Something I'd like to see is a Realistic mode, or "hard" mode, where you can only carry a single rifle, and one or two sidearms, you don't heal until you beat the current level, and when you reload the magazine on a repeating firearm, it wastes the bullets remaining in the mag. Overall an 8/10 game, hope to see more from the developer soon.
Great! (I got to shoot Nazis.)
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