The Frontline: D-Day to Liberation
Mission Briefing
A tactical, cinematic escape room on World War II. Follow an Allied infantryman from the Normandy beaches on D-Day to European liberation in 1945.
The Frontline: D-Day to Liberation is a cinematic and tactical digital escape room for history and social studies students.
Students follow private soldier Tommy Miller across 10 action-packed missions: from H-Hour on the Normandy beaches, calculating mortar trajectories and artillery sights, to troubleshooting tanks in the bocage hedgerows, disarming tripwires, tuning radios in the snowstorms of the Ardennes, and crossing the Rhine towards Victory in Europe Day 1945.
100% tactile and mechanical challenges: ballistics, oscilloscopes, circuit boards, switchboards, and cipher decoding without passive quizzes.
Free for schools, requires no login, and directly aligns with modern history curricula.
The mission launches directly in fullscreen. Players can collaborate together on one or across multiple devices.
