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VestronovField guide to Enlisted

About this site

An independent, advertising-funded guide to one game, published by a named company with a named editor.

What this is

Vestronov Field Guide is a small independent publication about Enlisted, the free-to-play World War II squad shooter developed by Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin Entertainment. We write explanatory guides: how the mechanics work, what the progression system actually does, what the game costs in practice, and who is likely to enjoy it.

We cover one game rather than fifty, because a guide to one live service is hard enough to keep accurate.

What this is not

This is not an official site. We have no relationship with the game's developer, its publisher or any other rights holder, and we are not endorsed or sponsored by any of them. We cannot help with accounts, refunds, bans or technical support — those belong to the game's own support channels.

Who writes it

Elizabeth Martin is the director of publication and responsible editor. Every article carries a named byline, a publication date and a last-reviewed date, and Elizabeth Martin signs off on everything published here before it goes live. Corrections come to the same person, at info@vestronov.online.

Who publishes it

PublisherBusiness rate s.r.o.
Registered addressHusova 232/10, Staré Město,
110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Czech Republic
Company number07236981
VAT numberCZ07236981
Responsible editorElizabeth Martin
Emailinfo@vestronov.online

Full statutory details are in the legal notice.

How it pays for itself

Affiliate commission, and nothing else. If you follow a link marked “Partner link” and register with the advertiser, Business rate s.r.o. may be paid a commission. You pay nothing extra. There is no display advertising, no sponsored content and no paid placement. The editorial policy sets out the arrangement and the diagram that goes with it.

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