-63%Steel Division 2 General Deluxe Edition
26.02 $

Built on a brand new bespoke 3D engine, the game retains Unity of Command’s signature art style and delivers highly polished fluid gameplay. Easily accessible yet hard to master, Unity of Command II is the highly anticipated sequel to the cult classic that’s been turning novice players into battle-hardened grognards since 2011.
Read moreNo saving in a game with: -Random chance -Nebulous rules -AI that understands the objectives and will actively screw you over to make sure you don't get them. Even if it loses them the scenario. -Long set up times
My favorite operational level WW2 game. Not as overwhelming as The Operational Art of War but more realistic than Panzer Corps. It has the best experience of encirclements I've seen in a game and the system is easy to
It's a puzzle game, not a tactical or strategic game. It 'simulates' armies moving across a map like a chess game 'simulates' its pieces sliding along a board. In that sense, it is a simulation. But in a tactical or
War sudoku at its finest. I really love this series. For a starter, it doesn't request you an encyclopedic knowledge of armaments and troops. You have infantry. You have tanks. It's all simplified and legible from its
So I gave this game a few tries, and I was getting into it- it has a unique style, smooth play, easy UI, though some more thought could have gone into that. And a kind of a catchy flow. Though well into my first
Too much content locked behind DLC's. Shameless money grab. Having to pay for Russian, German, Italian, Polish, Finnish and even French content is a slap in the face for a WWII sim. All you get for the base purchase is