
Play the acclaimed World War 2 deck-building game. Use your cards to seize the initiative, bolster your forces, or control your troops on the battlefield. You will face intense resistance, machine gun fire, and mortar bombardment, but a great commander can turn the situation to their advantage!
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Good intro to war gaming boardgame style. Helpful UI and great fun!
Great boardgame and a good port over.
Very simply, a digital version of the board game. Layout and gameplay is intuitive and allows you to do everything you can with the on board version. Few glitches still, and the AI opponent makes some useless moves, but I think the game is still in beta/early release so no dramas there. Excellent to find a computer version of such a good board game!
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Languages: English
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A great digital adaptation of this amazing 1v1 game system. Really hoping the developer continues to add all the amazing expansion content in the future.
This is really fun! I've not played card building games before, but after you get the hang of it, SATISFYING!
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I am not used to card deck games. It is taking some time to learn how to build and maintain a deck. The game play becomes engrossing. I am 83 and enjoy playing with my 50 year old son. We both have a long history of playing board games. I go back to the original Tacktics II from Avalon HIll.
This is accurate to the board game and does a good job. I would wait until this is on sale. Playing against the AI is ok, but I think this would be best played against a friend. It's also a good way to learn the board game or to get some play in without dragging out a box or needing a second player. A couple of post US victory comments: The first scenario achievement for victory will not trigger even after beating it twice. Scenarios really don't make sense when compared to the description. For instance Castle Itter doesn't have a castle, you don't have a mix of US and German cards and there are no tanks in the game. Basically it has no resemblance to the events of Castle Itter in history. Just consider it a good strategy game with a WWII theme.
Cool game, I wish that 3d graphic overlay was a bit more appelleing but. Game have such good game loop and rules that recompensate me bad graphic. You can play with 2d overaly too. I recommend everyone turn-based and board game lovers.
I like it a lot. Honestly, it's just really good to be able to play this game on a computer at all, so I can avoid the lengthy setup of the physical board game. I appreciate the dev's hard work and their commitment to improvements in the game. The UI and visuals don't really bother me. Once I get the hang of how everything functions, I have no issues with playing. Worthy purchase for me.
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