
WarPlan is an incredibly accurate World War II simulation engine. It is a balance of realism and playability incorporating the best from 50 years of World War II board wargaming. Play a recreated World War II in every detail, thanks to the engine flexibility and database
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WarPlan is a World War II simulation engine. It is a balance of realism and playability incorporating the best from 50 years of World War II board wargaming. Players have a choice of many scenarios and scale.
Developer Kraken Studios places their emphasis on games that are easy to use, hard to win. WarPlan employs one of the best interfaces to lower micromanagement as much as possible so players can focus on playing and thinking.
SCALES
The game's scale is massive, covering 70 different potential countries, in a map large 30 miles / 50km per hex using a Peters map scaling (which better represents real distances). The land scale is 15k - 60k men, air scale is 300-400 aircraft and naval scale is 2 capital ships + support ships.
COMBAT SYSTEM
Combat takes place on Land, with multihex attack based on operation points allowing for multiple moves and attack tactics allowing for frontline breakthroughs, on Air, where you can attack selected targets and may automatically support land attacks, and on Sea, where fleet and raider modes affect detection. Night action, Surface, Sub, and Carrier combat are available. Use the Zone of control to restrict the movement of the enemy.
20 different units with 15 different attributes, 17 different technological advancements, 5 different specialties. Each country has their own units with their own attributes. Additionally, units can be impacted by: Breakdown - Land units can be split or reformed, corps may detach a division, armies may split, Formation – Small formations may be grouped into larger ones, Generals - Each player comes with their own generals that affect combat, mobile attack, and retreats, Support pool Units - 11 different support types. Naval units stack in fleets. 1 land, 1 air, 1 fleet per hex. Land units have the capacity of having a specialization. This is an attachment of equipment, elite trained units, or gear. With advancements, this allows for 120 different land unit configurations.
COUNTRY MANAGEMENT
Production takes into account oil, manpower, logistics, strategic resources, trade agreements, convoy zones. The system allows you 17 different advancements and each unit has at minimum 2 advancement choices. You can have 47 different unit configurations. The supply system is based on cities, rail, ports, headquarters, and distance from railways. The supply system more accurately represents the North African Campaign. From a diplomatic standpoint, players may declare war, influence, attempt a coup, or negotiate a surrender. Each country has a loyalty score and an entry-level. Actions in-game may alter the entry and loyalty of various countries.
MAP
The map is Hex based, with 15 different types of terrains subdivided in to sizes with each different features including motorized and non-motorized movement, airfield capacity, and defensive bonuses; 12 different resource types, 5 different strategic resources. Realism is enhanced by the presence of Fog of War, with detection levels that determine information of units. Moreover, 5 different weather conditions make the whole gameplay more challenging.
FEATURES
70 different potential countries
Map scale 30 miles / 50km per hex using a Peters map scaling which better represents real distances
15 different types of terrains subdivided into sizes with each different features including motorized and non-motorized movement, airfield capacity, and defensive bonuses
12 different resource types
5 different strategic resources
Fog of War – detection levels determine information of units
5 different weather conditions
20 different units with 15 different attributes, 17 different technological advancements, 5 different specialities
17 different advancements. Each unit has at minimum 2 advancement choices
Automatic repair and advancement
Multiplayer: play vs the A.I., in hotseat, and PBEM mode
WarPlan includes an editor to allow modding and creation of scenarios
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 43 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Interesting-looking concept. Can not comprehend. I have played probably a hundred thousand hours of strategic computer games, for over 25 years. Mostly ww2. This game lacks feedback on almost everything. Why can I click here, why not. How come my unit can do this action, or it can't? What is the current strength, what is the current power. What is expected to happen in the short or long term? How the funk am I able to influence what happens on the screen? It just doesn't make enough sense. Click a little here and there, watch this and that happen. Ok, but why? The abstract kind of way to give away your money and receive nothing. I should have bought an audio cassette with an acoustic course on how to make origami.
Very nicely done WW2 grand strategy game. Terrific UI. Right click and drag lets you smooth scroll the map, mouse wheel zooms in and out quickly and with a good variety of zoom settings. The weather is an absolute bear, but also does a nice job forcing you into timetables that are reasonably historic. Attacking in even regular rain is very difficult, so you'll spend more time regrouping and building up for a big offensive. So many partisans! It's almost as if they think I'm the baddie!
Juegazo , aunque podrian haberlo traducido a mas idiomas.....................
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