Enlisted [CPP] RU+CIS Affiliate Program

Program review

Rules:

ANY CONTEXTUAL ADVERTISING FROM Yandex Direct and Google Adwords is FORBIDDEN!

• When using targeted advertising (MyTarget, VKontakte, etc.), the recommended target audience: male, 16+;
• Test limit before receiving feedback: 100 effective registrations (for any period of time);
• Owned and edited creatives must be sent for approval;
• It is strictly forbidden to use resources with sales of game accounts, as well as the sales themselves
• Attempts to bypass any ad blockers, including AdBlock Plus and uBlock, may lead to a ban and earnings declanation on all offers of the advertiser

Enlisted is an MMO squad based shooter for PC, Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 in World War II where you act as an infantry squad leader, tank crew or an aircraft pilot. The weaponry, soldier’s uniform, appearance and capabilities of the vehicles in the game are in line with historical facts.

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Features:

• Epic massive battles that look as massive as the historical battles, like the Omaha beach landing. 
• High input of each player in the team victory: Despite the massiveness of the battles, the result is significantly defined by the performance of each player.
• The diversity of game roles and the ability to switch between them on the fly: one minute you’re storming enemy trenches with a submachine gun, the next, you’re hiding on a roof with a sniper rifle, and you can also jump into a tank to break through the defenses, throw grenades towards the enemy vehicle or provide air support to your teammates.
• Enlisted looks authentic even in the tiniest details, like the appearance of soldiers and buildings or a tank’s damage model. The list of vehicles and weapons available in specific missions is also based on real history, so you cannot use equipment from 1945 in a battle that took place in 1941.
• A player can customize and train squads according to their individual playing style, unlock perks and upgrades as long as this does not contradict the historical accuracy principle.