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Defilade is listed as coming soon on Steam by developer and publisher RBGames.

The official store page secured over 12,000 player wishlists within its first 17 hours of public visibility.

The game officially targets Windows and macOS with full cross-platform multiplayer functionality.

Position your troops behind physical 3D geometry such as walls, sandbags, crates, or ditches to block incoming fire.

Keep squad heads down under heavy fire and pace shots to prevent running completely out of personal ammunition.

Have squadmates provide covering fire while dragging wounded soldiers back behind solid obstacles to administer CPR.

The minimum PC specification requires a 64-bit Windows 10 operating system with Vulkan API support.

Requires at least an Intel Core i5-6500 or AMD Ryzen 3 1300X processor paired with 8 GB of RAM.

Recommended specifications list an Intel Core i7-10700 or AMD Ryzen 7 5800X with 16 GB of system memory.

Soldiers autonomously lean around corners, duck behind low walls, and vault obstacles without scripted nodes.

Dedicated medics dress critical trauma wounds and perform battlefield CPR twice as fast as basic riflemen.

Deployed from Medic Tents in pairs or solo to retrieve both wounded soldiers and deceased personnel from the field.

Advance your infantry across contested terrain and clear out enemy combatants before placing blueprints.

Direct combat engineers and troops to physically assemble structures by hand while under protective covering fire.

Build Forward Operating Bases to raise your unit cap, restock empty magazines, and prevent match defeat.

Construct a Forward Operating Base to automatically generate a dedicated road connecting back to rear territory.

Dispatch automated cargo trucks along open transit corridors to transport resources and restock munitions.

Defend transit roads from enemy ambushes, tunnel infiltrators, and loitering FPV kamikaze drones.

Troops crouch behind sandbags and crates, popping up to fire suppressive bursts before dropping back down.

Soldiers hug concrete walls and step or lean around corners to engage hostile targets before retreating to safety.

Dug trenches and blast craters protect troops below grade against direct high-velocity tank and rifle fire.

Surviving squad members lay down heavy suppressive fire to establish an extraction window for downed comrades.

A rescuer sprints forward to drag the wounded soldier by the shoulders while a buddy provides escort fire.

Squadmates administer field dressings and CPR behind cover to stabilize bleeding and return troops to the fight.