The 1.11 GB demo includes two maps, Northern Turkmenistan and the city streets of Moscow. The first requires players to utilize the available vehicles, including tanks, armoured cars and attack helicopters, while the second features much more close up and personal combat.
The is reported to be playable with up to 32 players at once with a slicker, more consistent frame rate combined with additional graphical oomph as the code is polished for a February release date, together with a substantial improvement to the control scheme and stick sensitivity.
Frontlines: Fuel of War will be released for Xbox 360 and PC on February 29.
