Panzer Strategy

This could be a good game. It's got some issues though. First off the map is really cluttered. It's hard to tell what units are where. Also the animations really slow the game down. Whatever "wow" factor they might have had for the first half turn fades fast. Other than that it's another Panzer General 2 clone, of which there are at least a half-dozen better examples out there. I'll probably play it more at some point, give it a second, third or even fourth chance. But again, better clones out there even though this one definitely tried to get attentions with it's graphics.

If you like games with loads of very high potential and just when your getting into it !!CRASH!! It was more stable when I bought the game a year and a half ago than it is now, I don't ever...EVER! remember it being so choppy. Other than that it is a solid game...The CGI doesn't warrant the price tag on the game....Look for another turned based war strategy....This isn't it. Sincerely Another Disillusioned member of the consumer public screwed by the supplier..

love it

гекс, немного глючит, минд лучше

fun

I'm sorry, I just can't recommend this game. It has some strong points: - Looks beautiful for its time - The leveling and equipment mechanics are novel and well done - Mission objective variety - Supply But they are more than outweighed by the cons: - BUGGY! Game crashes at least once per mission, map randomly rotates at an angle that you can't get back to proper, units hop around on the screen - Intelligence mechanic is very inconsistent - Naval units are OP to the point of almost being god-mode - Air combat is poor - overall user experience is just poorly polished It is no wonder the devs abandoned this game in favor of Strategic Mind: Blitzkreig

Хорошая добротная стратегия,просто так с наскока не пройти.

This seems to be "the heir apparent to Panzer General". Even the icons for stats looks the same as the original. Good news is it is visually stunning. Bad news is it is visually stunning. Same can be said for the animations you will soon tire of and click to end, It is easy to lose track of your units. A "next unit" function would have been nice. I've started, gotten bored and quit multiple times over the past year. I don't see this as ever being a "binge Sunday; I am riveted and can't wait for the next scenario!" type game but it is what it is, and still fairly entertaining. It's good for fans of WWII and turn-based PG style games. Be forewarned though... the voice acting is some of the cringiest I have ever heard, and I am still trying to figure out quirks not really covered in their very brief "tutorial". It is realistic in that you can resupply or refit troops in the field... airplanes must be at airports, and troops/vehicles in a supplied city. I am not sure if you can toggle FOW, but the realism aspects are there. The AI has some stupid moves, but generally seems to cover itself appropriately... "Artillery covers other units such as infantry and anti-tank, anti-aircraft covers the artillery, etc" There's a solid basis in reality for deployments instead of just random troops and nonsense moves.