Burden of Command™

awesome combat system (former squad leader)love the tactics and the story line. I do think the game maybe evolving so I may update my review. My only dislike at this point is that a tank and infantry should a allowed in the same hex and and infantry units be allowed to pass through a tank or other units(a very common infantry tactic) I feel this game/system may be on the verge of becoming amazing with tweaking things in the future

This game checkls a lot of the boxes I've looked for in games. The immersion is second to none: every decision I make really has a cause and effect, something that make it more than just a game, it becomes a real RPG. It took a bit of a learning curve for me. I'm not too familiar with hexbased games, but the tutorial/boot camp is so detailed and immersive in itself that I really felt like I was training with the guys. This definitely has high replayability and look forward to seething this through.

Awesome game!! I know the Dev personally and he,s a great guy, and although the tutorial is very long and may throw some gamers off, its definetly worth doing since once the game opens up its a fantastic game.

I love playing: and Burden of Command 2025 because it gives immersive ww2 gameplay! Such astonishing game stood on a level with Blitzkrieg 2003 and Soldiers of arena 2004 for me. This game is striking and mind-blowing. That's all. I have to complete next mission. So, see you comrade on the battlefield.

Outstanding game with a completely different twist, loving every minute of this.

Please buy this game. For a studio so small they way over exceed expectations not only in terms of quality gameplay and innovated systems but in storytelling and roleplaying as well. The balance between a squad strategy and visual novel is perfect, leaving you with very few moments of boredom. Small bugs and frame drops do occur and the missions that have the squad side of gameplay take a backseat are noticeably less engaging. I cannot stress enough that the suppression system and squad lead systems within this game are genius and naturally create player strategies that utilize artillery, MGs, and terrain in realistic and fun ways.

Congratulations to the team – they have truly made a unique game. The story draws you in and lets you take part in history in a way no other World War II game I’ve played has managed (and I’ve played many of them). The use of historical archives, interviews, and footage adds a strong sense of authenticity and immersion, bringing both the history and the narrative to life. This is not just a video game, but something that also carries a documentary value. It tells the story of our shared past in a way that gives it meaning beyond the usual boundaries of gaming. More than anything, it reminds you that war is not just about strategy, but about people and the sacrefices they made.

Only played a little bit but I am intrigued and this seems like it will be pretty fun and very challenging