Panzer Strategy

UI is just awful. I mean truly awful. Like it was designed by someone who has never played a video game. Controls suck. Why is left click the button to select, deselect, move, AND attack with no way to change keybinds???? I can't say how many times I've moved a unit accidentally because I was trying to select another one, and unlike other games there is no "undo" if you make a mistake. Runs absolutely terribly. Even on a high end computer running low graphics, it stutters like nothing else.

A very strategic chess game. For me, the supply system and air force system are excellent, while upgrading and developing the core unit also makes the game feel like a role-playing game. The hero system and commander orders are also interesting. Overall the balance of the game is not bad, at least I am satisfied and can have a good time playing it. The only fly in the ointment is that the navy is too strong against ground and air units. Some people on the Internet also criticized the graphics and animation for being too poor, but I consider the graphics are pretty good by the standards of war chess games. 非常具有策略性的戰棋遊戲。對我而言補給系統與空軍系統優秀，同時升級與培養核心部隊也讓遊戲像是角色扮演。英雄系統與指揮部命令也很有趣。整體而言遊戲的平衡性還不錯，至少我很滿意，可以玩得盡興。 唯一美中不足的是海軍在對付地面與空中單位時太強大了。網路上也有人批評畫面與動畫太差，但是我覺得以戰棋遊戲的標準而言畫面還蠻漂亮的。

Gameplay Mechanics: 6/10 Narrative: 5/10 Graphics: 6/10 Sound and Music: 6/10 Replayability: 6/10 Innovation: 6/10 Panzer Strategy tries to modernize the classic hex-based WWII wargame formula, offering full 3D visuals and more detailed mechanics than its predecessors. While the ambition is there, the execution feels uneven, resulting in a game that’s functional but rough around the edges. Gameplay mechanics offer a familiar turn-based strategic experience. You’ll command historical units, manage supply lines, and try to outmaneuver your opponent on expansive battlefields. It tries to go deeper than Panzer Corps with more detailed stats and layered systems, but the UI and pacing can feel clunky at times. Score: 6/10. Narrative is mostly forgettable. Missions are based loosely on historical events, but there's not much storytelling to pull you in beyond standard briefings. Score: 5/10. Graphics are a step above classic hex games with fully rendered 3D battlefields and units. However, performance issues and dated textures hold it back from feeling modern. Score: 6/10. Sound and music are fine but nothing special. You get standard military tracks, decent weapon effects, and basic voiceovers—but it’s not a particularly immersive soundscape. Score: 6/10. Replayability is moderate. There are several campaigns and a good number of missions, but they don’t differ all that much in structure. Without a strong narrative or dynamic systems, the replay value relies mostly on trying different tactics. Score: 6/10. Innovation earns a few points for trying to bring hex-based strategy into full 3D with layered mechanics and a more complex take on warfare. Unfortunately, the execution doesn’t fully live up to the concept. Score: 6/10. Bottom line: Panzer Strategy is a decent attempt to modernize a classic style of wargaming, but it ends up feeling more like a proof of concept than a polished title. Worth checking out for hardcore WWII strategy fans, but there are stronger options in the genre.

Fun turn based game a little baffling at first but soon worked it out. I liked the style and graphics also the combat outcome is slightly different each time but not outrageous. so reloading does not always help. The game benefits aggressive but thoughtful play and care and attention should be given to preserving core units throughout the campaign. Overall I enjoyed the game and am looking to purchase more titles from the developers.

I enjoyed it as my first foray into this kind of game, it starts off well with plenty of unit progression which abruptly just stops in Russia. The ships in this game are far too powerful to be honest but easily countered by a couple of torpedo bombers. Couple of tips for a campaign; Airstrike/Recon were there only skills I used really (Airstrike for the battle of Britain, you can destroy factories with it in 2-3 hits rather than risking your aircraft), occasionally blitzkreig but I didn't find I needed it. Winning every mission isn't the 'optimal' way to play, if you win up until sea lion and 'win' sealion but then leave the final vp uncapped and just keep ending the turn until you lose you'll have all of the units from it but then get another 3 missions to complete before Barbarossa, giving you much more experience and prestige before Barbarossa. Don't both with tanks until Russia, the maps are small enough that the only ground forces you need are inf/art, armour can be countered with dive bombers. A nice little indie dev game, I appreciate that this was their first attempt at a game like this and I got 100+ hours out of it (Had to restart a few times), but it was an enjoyable experience despite the comedically bad voice acting.

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.

the game is super buggy. the planes suck to move around always getting in the way taking off when you try to select a different unit irritating as heck wore my patients to the bone on more than one occasion. the last stage is dam near impossible unless you buy planes the entire game and nothing else which would make getting to the last stage impossible i wonder which brain with rocks in it thought it would be a great idea for you to build an army the entire game then leave said army behind and only use the planes i didn't know they made a panzer plane oh ya they don't can you say ridiculous and some other choice words. i could go on and on but i won't i am done with this trash you can't even beat the game unless you got some cheats or something and i know played it through at least twice still can't beat the plane board so frustrating after i put near 75 hours on it can you say pissed what a waste of time. i don't recommend this at all unless you like playing the same turn over and over because the AI found a way to screw you again horrible

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