: A major draw is seeing famous American landmarks, like the Statue of Liberty or the White House, occupied or modified by Axis forces. Critical Reception Note
: Because the game is from 2008, it may require "Compatibility Mode" (Windows XP or 7) or community-made patches to run correctly on modern Windows 10 or 11 systems. : A major draw is seeing famous American
: Unlike many shooters of its era that focused on flat battlefields, Turning Point features heavy verticality. As a construction worker protagonist (Dan Carson), players utilize scaffolding, cranes, and rooftops to navigate and fight. As a construction worker protagonist (Dan Carson), players
: The game includes "Grapple" and "Kill" mechanics that allow you to use the environment to dispatch enemies—such as throwing them off buildings or using their own grenades against them. It imagines a timeline where Winston Churchill died
: The game's primary "deep feature" is its "What If?" scenario. It imagines a timeline where Winston Churchill died in 1931, leading to a weak UK, the fall of Europe, and a surprise Nazi invasion of New York City and Washington D.C. in 1953.