Entrenched: A beginner's guide

Entrenched is a newly released Roblox title loosely based on World War 1 that promises endless fun through its visuals, mechanics, and detail. Considering this title is fairly new, not many players may know what to do upon logging in or how to proceed. The game has numerous complicated aspects and explorable options that can be hard to grasp from the get-go.

Luckily, this brief yet concise guide fills that void and helps out all beginners in the game. It covers all the basics and also provides some tips and tricks that may come in handy and help beginners turn into better players.

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A beginner's guide to Entrenched

Primary gameplay

Gameplay screenshot of the Frontlines game mode (Image via Roblox)

In Entrenched, Robloxians must use advanced tactics, weapons, and items used in the actual WW1 to take down players from the enemy teams and complete numerous objectives in different game modes. The game currently has three playable modes: Frontlines, Conquest, and Domination.

These game modes cannot be chosen and are decided randomly. The Frontlines mode captures the essence of wars by offering a capture-the-flag-like approach. In it, gamers have to attack and defend multiple bases across a big map and the team with the most bases at the end wins.

The Conquest mode presents a different take on the Frontlines game mode. Instead of each team taking turns attacking and defending a base, only one team attacks, and the other one solely focuses on defending the base.

On the contrary, the Domination game mode has three or five objectives depending on the map, and the first one to 1799 or 3000 points wins the game.

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Classes

Screenshot of the Class menu (Image via Roblox)

Once Robloxians have the basics of the game down they must learn all types of Classes in the game and their main qualities. As of this writing, there are nine classes in the game: Rifleman, Skirmisher, Medic, Support, Assault, Flamer, Recon, Officer, and Engineer.

The Rifleman is the default class of every player when they join the game. The Skirmisher is a class that uses the bolt action carbine rifle and has the lowest health out of all nine classes, but it makes up for it with its high speed, and utilities to provide support for their teammates.

The Medic is the third class out of all nine classes. They are armed with a semi-auto rifle and their role is to provide first aid to their allies by staying alive and healing them. The Support class is armed with a light machine gun and their role is to provide additional defense when defending and extra firepower when attacking.

The Assault class is a short-ranged class that excels in close-range combat. They are armed with a fast-firing weapon and a grenade for trench clearing. The Flamer class is trained to use the flamethrower, and they have the highest health alongside the Support class.

Recon is a special class that is a variant of the Rifleman class and is one of the best classes in the game because of its Illumination Flare ability. The Engineer class, originally called the Sapper class is a specialist as it is an engineering class, being able to build fortifications and traps.

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Character customization

Screenshot of the character customization menu (Image via Roblox)

In Entrenched, Robloxians also have the ability to customize their avatar according to their taste. They can change their skin color, and hair color, and tweak characteristics of their uniform including but not limited to adding, removing, and changing their colors. Gamers can also change their face type and add cosmetics that might give them an edge in a fight.

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In-game shop

Screenshot of the in-game shop (Image via Roblox)

The in-game shop in Entrenched comes equipped with various gamepasses allowing one to add facial hair to one's character, adorn them with accessories, and be able to wear countless new uniforms that were previously locked.

That said, there are some useful gamepasses too that the pros like to use like the decoy head which does exactly what it says and it can be very useful in mid-to-long range encounters.

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Tips and tricks

Official cover for Entrenched (Image via Roblox)

New players will find the following tips and tricks useful for Entrenched, a relatively new game on Roblox that incorporates techniques commonly seen in strategy, deathmatch, and shooter games.

• The default class is Rifleman but it can be harder for newbies to get used to, consider switching to Support, Medic, or Recon for a better experience.
• The game has realistic recoil which might take some getting used to, therefore, recoil control becomes important when using an LMG or an Assault Rifle class.
• Practice makes perfect, thus, play as many matches and try to learn from your mistakes.
• Communication is key in Entrenched, either via team chat or via an external communication software like Discord.
• Try pairing up with a player that complements your chosen class, for example, Recon with Support, Assault with Skirmisher, and Engineer with Flamer.
• If you can't attack a base from up front even after multiple failed tries, try flanking from the side to catch your enemies off guard.
• Experiment with different classes to find the perfect class for yourself.

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FAQs about Entrenched

What is Entrenched all about?

Entrenched is a newly released strategic Roblox shooter title that is loosely based on World War 1.

How many game modes are there in Entrenched?

As of this writing, there are three game modes in the game: Frontlines, Conquest, and Domination.

What is the best class in Entrenched?

There isn't a best class in the game as all classes have their pros and cons, but the Assault, Support, and Recon classes are the most flexible and functional.