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Day of Defeat is a multiplayer shooter that simulates squad-level infantry combat between the adversaries of World War II's European Theatre; the Allies or the Axis Powers. The goal is to complete various mission objectives.
Day of Defeat also has a few realistic gameplay features that help set it apart. Machine gunners need to stop and deploy bipods to fire with any accuracy, and all players enjoy more accuracy if they shoot while standing still. In Day of Defeat you can't shoot while sprinting or jumping, since you automatically lower your weapon to your side in the process.
Day of Defeat has a player class system, though which class you're currently playing as is determined by which weapons you're carrying. The American, British, and German teams all get a number of different classes, but they all roughly fall into four general groups: snipers, machine gunners, close-quarters troops armed with submachine guns or carbines, and general-purpose infantry armed with rifles.
Day of Defeat offers two basic gameplay modes.
Conquest Mode: players can capture a flag by standing near the flag for a certain amount of time.
Destroy target: players destroy a target by first planting a bomb at the target. The bomb is obtained from the spawn area. This bomb can also be picked up from the body of dead comrades. To plant the bomb, the player has to just stand within the designated bomb area.
Capture target: this is a variation of the capture the flag. Instead of a flag, a target (truck, airplane, or building) can be captured.
Capture item: players attempt to capture an item (secret documents) and return it to a designated location.
Day of Defeat ships with 15 reasonably diverse maps that will have you fighting through bombed-out cities, battling through quaint rural villages, and storming the Normandy beaches on D-Day while mortar rounds explode all around you. The objective-based maps can be convoluted, but the maps are well designed overall. They offer all kinds of tactical opportunities, with alternate routes and numerous places to take cover or ambush enemies.
A round begins with two opposing teams starting simultaneously in their respective spawn area of a map. A round ends when one team accomplishes all of its objectives. After many rounds, the game ends when a set time limit expires, and the team with the most objectives achieved is the winning team regardless of kills or casualties, except in the case where both teams have not achieved any objectives or are tied in the objective score. The scoreboard is displayed and the game is restarted with another map.
Day of Defeat maps do not always require that both teams have the same objectives. Some of the more popular maps have different objectives for each team.