Call to Arms - Gates of Hell: Ostfront

love the game ngl.

非常好玩

Wer Company of Heros mag und viel Spielt, wird dieses Game lieben, besonders, wenn man in die Panzer/Soldaten/AT Geschütze einsteigen kann und diese selbst bedienen kann. Company of Heros ist dagegen ein Arcade Game!!

Amazing ww2 game like playing as germans

10 вылетов из 10. Невозможно играть в кооп миссии с другом дольше двух часов, обязательно что-нибудь сломается и вылетит, невыносимо

Optimization is a joke. Sadly true. Also 1 Core... thats all it uses. Somehow i wished mowas2 would have a 64 bit engine instead of the old one but thats probably the only true positive that GOH has over mowas 2. Even the units in my opinion look good in GOH but GOH also came out YEARS later than Men of war Aussault Squad 2... and yet i still rather play Mowas2 than GOH. Overall too clunky. And lets not Forget that Mowas2 gave you all 5 factions in the basegame for 30 dollar while they rip you off in GOH like we are back in COH2 "company of heroes 2" and come out with lame excuses

A strategy game that feels like a movie. This game feels incredibly immersive if played casually. This game makes me feel like I'm an omniscient commander viewing an authentic battle in WW2. My favorite feature is the ability to take over a single unit and use them as if its a 3rd person shooter. Either leading a charge as a squad leader or tank, a machine gun taking out an incoming wave of attackers, or directly using the long range artillery to completely wipe out a squad. Probably what keeps me coming back is how natural everything feels: The maps and campaign missions don't feel like a competitively designed arena. Every soldier and vehicle feels like they are apart of a collective unit rather than just being a role in a wargame. Tanks and other vehicles most often become disabled in combat rather than simply blowing up, allowing any side to repair and claim it for themselves. Every unit has an inventory that can adapt to the fight. Kill an enemy machine gunner and your rifleman can pick his weapon up (don't forget the ammo) and use it. The campaigns feel immersive and authentic to the history of WW2 with a variety of mission types. D-Day landings from both perspectives, stealth missions, desperate defenses, and more. I also recommend checking out the modding community. While micromanaging feels a bit overwhelming, learning the different controls and mechanics feels rewarding to figure out. Probably the biggest downside is the DLC's and how only a fraction of the game is available upon launch. Only the Eastern Front is in the base game with the Germans and Russians. I recommend this game, but can only recommend it with some DLC to add the needed replay-ability. While 35$ for the base game is decent to try it out, I would wait until a sale or find a discount to pick this up.