Maneuver Warfare

Typically, strategies of this type are turn-based and hexagonal, so it is unusual to see such a game in real time. However, this interesting approach has turned into a fairly good game. (9/10) [h1]Advantages:[/h1] ✅Good sound design, whether it is the sounds of gunfire, artillery strikes, or unit reactions to player commands. ✅A large number of campaigns, ranging from the major campaigns of 1939–1945 to smaller ones, such as the final Battle of Berlin. While completing them and commanding a combat group, your units will improve, from early motorized infantry to late Panzergrenadiers. Tanks also progress from the Panzer I and II to the Panther. You will need to constantly adjust your tactics in both defense and offense. You can also inspect every formation; each company has its commander, and each company has squads with their own commanders, who have names and can be awarded medals throughout the campaign. ✅After each battle, detailed statistics of killed and wounded personnel are available. ✅Easy for new players, so it can be played almost immediately. ✅A large number of single missions, including battles for Poland, Belgium, France, the USSR, as well as Czechoslovakia (DLC) and Yugoslavia (DLC). ✅The battles differ over time, from the dominance of German infantry and equipment in 1939 and rapid breakthroughs to the need to stop large numbers of enemy tanks and infantry in 1944–1945. ✅Pleasant visuals, and the game does not crash. [h1]Disadvantages:[/h1] ❌The interface is totally overloaded. I wouldn't say that I get very lost in it, but with each update it becomes more and more cluttered. Currently, it occupies about 30% of the screen. ❌The formation and command of combat groups are not entirely clear. ❌It is impossible to rotate a unit, so formations sometimes look chaotic. [h1]Note:[/h1] ⚡The Ukrainian language is not supported, so it will be necessary to use English. ⚡Germans speak English; it would be great to have a German voice-over. ⚡It is unfortunate that you cannot play as Poland or France; it would be interesting.

Maneuver Warfare ist ein Echtzeitstrategiespiel in dem man sehr strategisch vorgehen muss.Hier kann eine verschanzte Infanterieeinheit des Gegners erheblichen Schaden an euren Einheiten anrichten wenn ihr diese falsch einsetzt.Gespielt wird nur mit Counter Icons wie ihr auf den Steambildern auch sehen könnt. Wer nicht sehr grossen Wert auf die grafische Darstellung legt kann hier besorgt zugreifen.Artillerieunterstützung oder Luftunterstützung ist alles im Spiel enthalten,so habt ihr bei der Artillerie die möglichkeit den Feind unter Beschuss zu nehmen oder für eure Einheiten einen schützenden Rauchvorhang zu erzeugen.Einheiten die sich nach der Bewegung nicht mehr bewegen graben sich automatisch ein.Hab jetzt nur mal in den Einzelscenarien geschaut und da ist einiges an Missionen die ihr spielen könnt. Was mir allerdings nicht gefällt und das sind genau 2 Sachen. Erstens könnt ihr nicht auswählen welche gegnerischen Einheiten eure Einheiten angreifen sollen.Eure Einheiten beginnen automatisch mit dem Gefecht sobald sie in Feuerreichweite kommen und das 2 ist das man im Gefecht der Einheiten keine Kampf oder Schussgeräusche hört. Nur das Artilleriefeuer wurde ins Spiel eingebracht. Vielleicht wird da noch nachgebessert.Keine Ahnung. Macht euch selbst ein Bild. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k_Kf7Ju1Ro&feature=youtu.be

Unique style, updates can take a while but dev is available to help. Operating an infantry battalion(with atts&detts) as a part of a larger operation, you're given arcs (boundaries) where you must either advance through phase lines or defend. Determining LoS can be tricky until you learn terrain. Units are persistent and receive experience/awards as they fight. Tip: If you want to start barbarossa but would like to reconfigure your force beforehand you can start at Poland and skip missions, there doesn't appear to be any penalty.

Maneuver Warfare is a humbling adventure You must manage your forces carefully or suffer the consequences of not doing so in the next battle. As the campaign progresses, you begin to actually care about the people under your command, for better or worse. The game is a work in progress and is unique in its own right, it is definitely among my favorite gaming experiences.

I can recommend this game for anyone who likes to command that niche between smaller unit size and divisions. You command a Battlegroup (Basically a combination of Infantry and Tanks with Combat Support) in a sort of Regimental level. The missions are pretty straight forward, you get a little of background info and whatever intelligence collected before the start. Then its a go. You can remix your Batallions, put together diffrent combat support companys etc. The rest is pretty much opened up to you. How to approach the objective within the limits of advance, how to supply and support your units, etc. The enemy will adept, counter attack if possible. The controls are a little clunky and you might need a little time to get used to the interface. The menus are a bit all over the place. The developer is still very active, a few bugs I encounterd after an update got fixed at light speed, so this isnt a abandoned game or something. I like it.

i started game took more then an hour to load came back three hours later still didnt load but the gameplay clips look fun

Its becoming my favorite wargame.

Game good, needs serious polishing bug fixing and more features

This is a really poor game. I bought it because, being ex-military, I thought another ex-military person recommending this would make it a good realistic game. It's UI is not even back in the 1990s and it is clunky and completely unusable. There are so many far better games out there that are more realistic and with a better gaming user interface. How the creators of the game can charge so much is outrageous. How they are allowed to do so asks questions.

micromanage heavy, my panzers getting swarmed by infantry even tho i ordered them fall back and no group control to help coordinate my units