Gallipoli is a First World War PC shooter from BlackMill Games, set on the Middle Eastern front and focused on the Gallipoli campaign. The review praises it as the studio’s best-looking and strongest entry so far, balancing historically grounded settings and equipment with enjoyable multiplayer action. Its subject matter matters because it highlights a major part of the war that is often less familiar than the Western Front, particularly outside Australia and New Zealand.

The reviewer singles out Anzac Cove, where attacking British Empire forces arrive in slow wooden rowing boats under Ottoman machine-gun fire, creating a stark and exposed assault sequence. Loading screens provide short historical notes, and the game’s atmosphere encouraged the reviewer to seek out more information about the campaign. It also depicts the mismatch between rapidly advancing weaponry, including machine guns, and outdated military tactics that contributed to enormous casualties.