On expert enemy markers on the mini-map are removed, making it more difficult to keep track of opponents. There are three difficulty levels to choose from (casual, normal and expert). Health restores automatically when keeping a low profile for a while. Hawkins’ health status is revealed through visual cues when injured the screen has a red glow and fades. Hawkins also has binoculars to watch the enemy’s movement from a distance. Objects such as stones can be thrown to distract enemies and lure them away. Whilst sneaking through foliage stealth kills can also be performed directly. A mini-map in the bottom left corner provides an overview of the environment. The game also has a noise indicator, where loud noises such as planes flying by offer a time-frame to shoot without being revealed. Hawkins can silently take soldiers hostage, dispose of them and drag their bodies to a sport where they are unlikely to be discovered. Next to pure action, a tactical approach through sabotage and stealth is possible. Weapons and ammo are picked up along the way or weapons are swapped with those left behind by dead soldiers.
There is a large arsenal of weapons, including hand guns, machine guns, assault rifles and sniper rifles, as well a weapon types commonly associated with resistance fighters such as the sten gun, the welrod pistol, the lightning submachine gun and molotov cocktails. Hawkins needs to complete various missions often fighting along with other soldiers. The game starts with an audio broadcast where Hawkins announces he will tell the story of what he has seen and the game is then played as a flashback. The player takes control of the American war correspondent Robert Hawkins who fought along with the resistance fighters in various locations in Europe such as Germany, France and Norway, along with the Warsaw Uprising in Poland. Enemy Front is a first-person shooter set during World War II.
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