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Hell Let Loose is a World War 2 multiplayer first-person shooter developed by Team17. Update 15 for Hell Let Loose brings Mortain, a new map for all modes for players to enjoy. Mortain sits in a shallow valley where the US rallied against German troops amid Operation Lüttich, a real battle that took place in August 1944 in Normandy, France.
Hell Let Loose is a World War 2 multiplayer first-person shooter developed by Team17. Update 15 for Hell Let Loose brings Mortain, a new map for all modes for players to enjoy. Mortain sits in a shallow valley where the US rallied against German troops amid Operation Lüttich, a real battle that took place in August 1944 in Normandy, France.
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