MUY BUEN JUEGO CUMPLE CON LAS EXPECTATIVAS Y ES ACORDE CON LA HISTORIA Y ES HITORICAMENTE CORRECTO .

Jugarlo de nuevo me recuerda a lo mucho que disfruté cuando lo jugué por primera vez de niño. Es un clásico que probablemente sólo sepas apreciar de verdad su esencia si lo jugaste en los años en que estaba en FX y era "lo último" en RTS de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Nostalgia 10/10 Recomendado.

Menu where you choose a campaign to play has an absolutely epic track, so much emotion and tension, so dramatic, and it's just perfect in Borg's Last Fight mission, the last of German campaign. British assault with endless waves of tanks and infantry, planes flying around, crashing, bombing, german quadrupled 20mm aa-guns blasting, illumination shells getting shot into the sky to give vision in the dark night, italian destroyer shelling the ground, and getting spectacularly blown up later, explosions, shots...I have an epic story to tell.

So we all know that holding all fronts is impossible, and you will be pushed hard, especially on the Hard difficulty (pun lol). Easiest tactic is to pull your forces deeper without even trying to hold the early fronts, control your tigers and summon even more of them, this way the mission gets surprisingly easy, but rather boring and tensionless, isn't it?

Anyway, my first try ever was trying to hold everything, directly controlling the first tiger of course, easily wrecking every M3 Lee, infantry, and anything else coming, but of course this front was rolled over by the cheer mass of the assault. Then you have a second line a bit deeper, and there's also a road to the city to the right, with a fencing wire which can't be destroyed I think. Well, I've pulled my tiger back, and I've parked it above said wire. By the time I've did this I've already almost run out of armor-piercing shells, which shortly did completely run out, and then I had to use the frag ones to deal with the armor (which worked pretty nicely to be fair).

But yeah, the situation started to feel dire for my tiger, and when I was about to pull him even deeper into my lines, one of his tracks got blown up. Of course I've tried to repair it, but then the second track got blown up as well. Eh I can repair it too, right? Well no, there was too many british infantry coming, too much shells flying around, and guess what? Tiger's engine got destroyed too! Thankfully it didn't catch a fire at least. I had to pull my repairman back into the tank, and give the british my last stand. I had no ap shells left, my frag shells also has run out, and even BULLETS for tiger's machineguns got to zero. Of course, britsh couldn't penetrate my tiger's armor whatsoever, and I've watched their infatry slowly approaching the tank with their rifles and machineguns at the ready, it was just like in a movie. They've surrounded the tank, not using any anti-tank grenades either, and what choice I had left? I've disembarked my entire tank crew, directly controlled one of the crewmen, pullet out his mp40, and shoot one of the british to death. Shortly after my entire crew was shot as well.

Later on I've got completely overrun...

P.S. This game is hard af but rocks af, gotta be mainly using one unit through direct control while looting a lot. In some missions you can capture tanks by shooting their turret off so crew will disembark, and then repairing it yourself. Anti-tank rifles can substitute sniper ones, otherwise pick up some machinegun or stg44 hoho. Check the previous one titled "Faces of War" too, as well as SevenTePe meme videos on both. And if you're looking for an old but gold WW2 tactical rts with similarly "chill" campaign mood (not focused on "horrors of war" but more lighthearted war action), then Panzers Phase One and Phase Two are it, and are much simpler to play.