When the Tigers Broke Free is a map set around Aprilia, Italy. It is fought between United Kingdom and Germany.
Description[]
There are six control points in this map. The Germans start off with one uncapturable base and one control point, whereas the British have four control points to defend. A neutral control point sits between the British and German positions.
The German force initially suffers a ticket bleed, but this can be stopped once the British hold three or fewer control points. The British force will suffer a ticket bleed when the Germans hold four or more control points.
Trivia[]
- The name of the map comes from Pink Floyd's song of the same name, which describes the destruction of the Royal Fusiliers Z Company in Battle of Anzio. Roger Waters' father, Eric Fletcher Waters, was also killed in the battle.
- There is a Pink Floyd Easter egg within the German base.
Gallery[]
German tanks in Osteriaccio
German base
British anti-tank guns guarding the road to Aprilia
Easter egg in German base