
Strategists to the frontline!The HD remake of the Nintendo DS classic.Are you the strategist that the world has been waiting for?
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian
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Panzer Tactics positions the player as the commander of one of three prominent armies during World War II: the German Wehrmacht, the Red Army, or the Western Allies. The Campaign mode chronologically recreates actual battles from the war, tasking players with commanding historic conflicts. Each army has its unique campaign mode with a predetermined difficulty level. The German's Axis Campaign serves as the easy mode, the Soviet Campaign is moderate, and the Western Allied Campaign is challenging. Each campaign comprises 10 missions that progressively increase in complexity and intensity. The difficulty curve is somewhat steep, making Panzer Tactics potentially unsuitable for newcomers to turn-based strategy. The design is relatively straightforward. The map is divided into hexagonal grids, allowing players to select units and maneuver them along the hexes. When a troop is adjacent to an enemy, the player is given the option to attack, prompting an animation that depicts the ensuing battle. While the graphics are not exceptional, they adequately convey the battle scenario. The map itself is detailed, featuring notable weather effects during gameplay. The core units, which can be purchased, remain with the player throughout each mission, gaining experience and eligible for upgrades as the war progresses. Conversely, significant troop losses will place the player at a disadvantage in subsequent battles. Certain battles also involve temporary troops that do not follow the player after the battle and do not incur penalties if they perish. The ability to purchase available units enables players to complete missions in a flexible manner, unrestricted except for a few missions that emphasize naval or aerial attacks. However, the openness of the missions can make it challenging to determine the optimal attack strategy, and the AI will capitalize on any mistakes. The campaign mode is engaging and provides a deep, lengthy experience. Multiplayer is somewhat underwhelming and is not the primary reason to play this game; instead, the campaign mode is the main attraction, offering a fun yet occasionally frustrating experience due to the competent AI. Panzer Tactics offers an extensive array of campaign missions, ample customization options for the army, and experience-based upgrades that serve as motivation to perform well. It is a solid single-player game. Tactics is a worthwhile title that merits consideration. The graphics, sound effects, and music are standard, with the sound effects being accurate. Overall, it is a good game that, while not exceptional, is worth the investment. 6.5/10
Was für ein gammel game, spielt lieber PC oder SC. Dies ist nur Casualer dreck womöglich noch vom Google Play Store wieder so ein typisches Handyspiel, so sieht jedenfalls die Oberfläche aus und so spielt es sich auch, absolut kein Vergleich zu Panzer Corps ect. Nicht zu empfehlen!
They really didn't change any of the controls when they decided to bring this to PC. The whole UI is still designed for a DS. There's little reason to play this > Panzer Corps. This is inferior in every single way. There's nothing new, or different here. This is like playing a mobile equivalent of the same game, but with a fraction of the features and content. With the DS UI, every action takes so tediously long to do that, if you make one mistake by deployment, you may spend 15-30 minutes fixing it. It's far too basic.
Si quieres iniciarte en los "wargames" pero no sabes con qué juego empezar, éste es idóneo. Es muy sencillo de manejar, tanto o más que Panzer Corps, pero también significa que es más limitado. Tienes tres campañas: alemana, soviética y americana (aliados occidentales) y se recomienda jugarla en ese orden, ya que cada una es más complicada que la anterior. Y cuidado, que sea un juego sencillo de manejar no significa que sea fácil de dominar; la IA no tiene piedad y algunos niveles son muy difíciles. La duración es buena; como podéis ver, hasta ahora llevo 45 horas y no he empezado aún la campaña americana. Tenéis diversión y quebraderos de cabeza para rato.
Jugabilidad y sencillez en una sola plataforma. Es como el ajedrez con temática de guerra.
Todo el contenido y batallas esta bloqueado de inicio, asi que deberas jugar todo el juego para tenerlas desbloqueadas, eso ya esta mal de por si, Luego para terminar de rematar los juegos guardados se corronpen y no funcionan correctamente con lo cual basicamente te hace volvar a jugar toda la campaña. Asi que la experiencia como que no es buena, es para que te devuelvan el dinero.
A little over-simplified but serves as a good entry-level into the WWII hex-based game
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Due to the air unit spam by the AI in later stages of the Soviet and right from the start of the Allied campaign it becomes unplayable. Your AA runs out of ammo, fighters become a waste of unit slot and you can´t even think about using any bombers yourself. And you can´t repair or reammo your own units when there´s basically an enemy plane always right next to your units. Very bad programming.
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