Regiments

Fun game looks good to works well on lower end PCs

cash grab. game hasnt been updated in a very long time

Flanking and suppression mechanics are really easy to read on the map and feel good to use. The game strictly limits how many units you can use at a time, but makes reinforcing/repairing/resupplying very easy. It adds up to this effect of making you feel very fast and powerful and dangerous, but also afraid at the same time because your opponent is also fast and dangerous, and you can never be sure that you're not driving into an ambush or getting outflanked. Nails the combination of feelings I look for from wargames. Missions are somewhat replayable, and I suspect I'll go through each one 2 or 3 times at least. Main complaint is the lack of multiplayer because I love the mechanical innovations this game makes and really want to play with them with another human.

전술에서 이겨도 전략을 못보면 짐 내가 그럼.... 미친 AI가 자꾸 물량 스팸 한번 격퇴했다고 생각하더라도 이미 스노우볼은 굴러가서 어디에선가 대규모 기갑 웨이브가 오며 점수에서 밀려서 물량이 안되더라도 공격을 강행해야하는 절망적인 상황에 자주 놓임 ㅅㅂ...ㅠㅠ

可以理解为增加了sd2撤退系统的简化版红龙，如果觉得红龙太难可以玩这个。 但是成也萧何败也萧何，降维后有很多东西变得相当奇怪：蹲一会就能修好的简单工事；步兵不能微操，没有烟雾的情况下冲击时会掉得很快。 剧情就不要带脑子看了，只能说是欧洲人写得出来的东西。 总的来说可以当作断箭推出前的一碟开胃菜 better than warno

Very good very fun. The best way to describe it is simplified Wargame for people with ADHD. The core gameplay is similar, but there is a lot less micromanaging and losing units doesn't hurt as much. If you like RTS wargames this is definitely something you should get, even full price. Definitely a lot of care, love and detail went into making this game and it shows. Sadly only singleplayer, but the skirmish mode and campaigns are very fun to play. Deckbuilding here is done in a different way than in Wargame. You choose a regiment and get some basic unit at the start, and then as the battle goes on, you get to choose more units to add to the roster. (in campaigns you unlock and upgrade them before battles). In skirmish battles your units don't die permanently, and if they are destroyed they become available after some time. You can also retreat them to make them gain veterancy levels. Skirmish is also very customisable, aside obvious stuff like duration of the match, income rate, choosing the map etc. you can also choose time of day and weather and customise weapon damage, accuracy, range... In campaigns you have a limited amount of reinforcements you can deploy, but you can replace them between battles. This also ties in nicely with the whole campaign economy, where you have to decide what to spend your limited points on. (replacements units, supplies, deployment points etc.). Another fun thing in campaigns are the random event cards you have to pick between battles. This includes stuff like additional recon, additional off map artillery, locked supplies or units for the duration of the battle etc.

I love this game, got it when it first came out, just sad they didn't continue with it or add more via DLC. It would've been nice to see a Swedish deck, an Italian one, Yugoslavs, Romanians, maybe even Turks or Bulgarians or Greeks aswell.