- April 17, 2018
- Fury Software
Strategic Command Classic: WWII
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Windows
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"Strategic Command Classic: WWII" is a comprehensive turn-based strategy game that combines the features of "Blitzkrieg" and "Weapons and Warfare," along with Pacific Theatre and Patton Drives East DLCs. It offers 6 open-ended campaigns, 5 additional mini-campaigns, and several new mini campaigns, allowing players to rewrite history and experience key stages of World War II. The game is known for its ease of play, accessibility, and addictive gameplay.
- Offers infinite scenario setups and replay options, making it highly replayable and enjoyable.
- The game features a robust campaign editor that allows for extensive customization of gameplay.
- Provides a good balance of depth and accessibility, making it easy to learn while still offering strategic complexity.
- The Steam port is poorly executed, with significant technical issues such as difficulty launching the game and resolution settings causing crashes.
- The user interface can be confusing and unresponsive, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The game is overly complicated, with a steep learning curve and a lengthy manual that may deter new players.
graphics4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are generally considered simple and not cutting-edge, yet they are clean and effectively present map details. While some users note that the visuals may not be the best for modern standards, they appreciate the game's depth and replayability, particularly for fans of strategy games like Panzer General. Overall, the graphics serve their purpose in enhancing the gameplay experience.
“Good graphics for its time, if you're a fan of Panzer General, it's similar but plays on a large map over years as you evolve and grow your army.”
“Simple graphics, but nice replayability.”
“The graphic style, while not great, is fairly clean in terms of presenting map details.”
“Graphics are not the best, but the depth of the game is amazing.”
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