The day had finally come. December 12, 2012.
Jack leaned back in his chair, eyes bloodshot but triumphant as he hit the upload button on Steam. The new trailer for World War II: Frontlines was live. It was a raw, adrenaline-pumping montage of D-Day landings, German partisan raids, trench warfare, and chaotic street fights — all underscored by a haunting orchestral score and the ominous tagline:
"History. War. Freedom. Every Decision Matters."
No one knew it was dropping today. No hype. No countdown. Just a sudden, ruthless release.
Within an hour, the game hit Steam and Epic Games, priced at $25. Jack watched the download counter tick up. Hundreds. Thousands. Tens of thousands. It was like a rocket taking off.
