Fourth Reich: Summary

They are the typical anti-diversification group under the rule of an unnamed Führer. The Fourth Reich believes that the Russians (more specifically Slavic) are the ultimate race and believe every minority should be destroyed.


The Nazi soldiers of the Fourth Reich are fewer in numbers compared to the Red Line military, but the average soldier is superior due to being well trained and equipped. They seem to have a more efficient command structure and a grasp of military tactics than most other Metro factions, most likely because of the militaristic nature of Nazism but also an apparent preference of quality over quantity when it comes to troops.

Due to their xenophobic political beliefs causing hostility towards any non-Nazis regardless of their faction, their hatred for outsiders and 'shoot first - ask questions later' policy extremely limits their recruitment base as it is impossible for outsider volunteers who sympathize with their cause to join their ranks which is more common with the other factions. It is assumed all Fourth Reich soldiers are born and/or raised in the Nazi stations.


Nazi soldiers appear as fearless, brutal warriors with high morale on the battlefield, often shouting propaganda and taunts to "The un-pure" or the Reds during a firefight. Despite their hostile nature and fervor in rallies however, some un-alert soldiers can be heard talking about missing their wives and children, as well as being critical or at least skeptical about the Nazi ideology and its cause in regards to the purpose of crimes it carries out, leading certain soldiers to consider deserting in favor of another less extreme faction such as the Red-line.