Groove Games announces World War II Combat: Road to Berlin, an Unreal-engine World War II first-person shooter for the PC and Xbox in development at Direct Action Games that's dues for release on September 27, 2005. The game's product page is already online (thanks Frans) though the screenshots are only available as thumbnails. This is an unrelated project to Battlestrike: The Road to Berlin, as the WW2 shooter genre has apparently become crowded to the point that there aren't enough subtitles to go around. Here's a bit on the game, which touches on the now-familiar secret weapons theme:

World War II Combat: Road to Berlin™ takes place at the close of WWII, where there was a dramatic race between U.S. and Russian forces to capture German prototypes, research and top scientists. The spoils of this race altered the direction of the Cold War and the world at large for decades to come.

All of the German weapons research and systems featured in World War II Combat: Road to Berlin™ are based on actual designs, prototypes and wind tunnel models that were completed before the war ended. Several of the advanced weapon systems featured in the game were actually produced and saw combat against the allies. Much of what was captured remains classified to this day, 60 years after the end of the war.