Strategic War in Europe takes you back in time to World War 2. Following the 'easy to learn, hard to master' design principle, Strategic War in Europe combines accessibility with a plethora of strategic options. A compact, large-scale map and clear basic rules will not overwhelm you, yet the choices you will be presented with should satisfy all your tactical needs. From overthrowing governments and researching new technologies, to securing air supremacy and supplying your troops by water and railway, Strategic War in Europe is a strategist's dream. Seven scenarios with up to 25 controllable countries, each with five scaling difficulty settings make for an incredible replayability. When pitching yourself against the AI is not enough, Strategic War in Europe offers hot-seat and PBEM for all your multiplayer needs. Match your wits in an epic East vs. West showdown or try to survive together as Poland and Norway.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Polacco |
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This is a turn based, grand strategic, WWII game that can be played to conclusion over a weekend. If you prefer real time, micro management, or first person shooter games, this one is not for you. I rate the game 9 / 10. There are numerous negative reviews about this game and before I purchased the game, I read every single review. Personally, the negaitve reviews are just a big ole bunch of whining. Here's why: 1) The game will crash. So what? Save often or upgrade your PC. FYI autosave happens at the end of every turn. 2) The navigation and unit commands are unusual. So what? Read the manual, its full of useful information. Invest the time to learn how to play the game. 3) The balance of play is unsatisfactory (i.e. USSR tank armies are too strong, German forces are overwhelming). So what? Mod the game to your liking or figure out how to win. Here's why I LOVE THIS GAME.....
IN A WORD: MAYBE IN SHORT: OF A SIMILAR NATURE TO: Hearts of Iron. WHAT TO EXPECT: Basic turn-based gameplay. Limited research, diplomacy & infrastructure. Clunky GUI. Dated graphics. Minimalistic options. Decent miltary soundtrack. ACHIEVEMENTS: BROKEN. Many must be completed without saving. STATUS: COMPLETE. BUGGY. ** WHEN TO BUY: CONSIDER ALTERNATIVES. ** Still having problems getting all achievements to work. More info below.... THE LOWDOWN: Strategic Warfare in Europe (SWiE) is a Grand Strategy video game with comparisons to playing a more complicated game of chess. Assume control of a nation from the Second World War with the aim to lead it to victory. Select from seven historical start-dates. Build army, airforce and naval units to obliterate your enemies. Unlock research to give your units a technological edge. Use diplomacy to recruit allies to your cause or stop the en
A first impressions review. I've just played my first game without bothering to do the tutorial or read the manual. Of course I lost, but my point is that it's easy enough to figure out how to play it as you go along. Sure, there's things I still don't understand, but my first impression is that it's a quick, fun and easy game to play, even if you don't fully understand everything that's going on. Some of the game mechanics are a little unusual, but simple enough once you get used to them. Navies are just set and forget, you send them to a sea area and they conduct battles on their own, so there's no naval manoeuvring as such, which is convenient if you just want to concentrate on the land combat. Multiple units can attack an enemy simultaneously, which is a nice touch. It's a strategic level game of course, as the title indicates, so you have to deal with research, production, supply
In short, don't! There is too little content for its price. I can buy two Paradox games of much greater capabilities with the same amount of money. And I suggest you look the other way, as well. Now, what is it all about? WW2 in Europe, of course. But the title is not quite right, though. From where I stand, the "Strategic" elements in this game are its weakest spot, and you know what is the strongest? Well, the strongest will be the interface. There are not much to do but to build units, send them to direct battles and... idling for more resources. There is a "Diplomacy" button in the hud, yes... but forget about it! It is useless because there is no chance you'll get Diplomacy Points until the point you don't need them already. I mean, there are really exist a possibility to play for no-big countries like Greece or Romania, or even Ireland! But there is not a chance you'll change the
The game has the feel like the old avalon hill "Rise and Decline of the 3rd Riech" which was an alltime favorite. However, the game is an unfished product. Bugs are pretty common, but also crashes on a regular basis. The naval system, is pretty much broken and or the map data is corrupt. Play wise, I would highly recommend this game, but its still one or two patches away from a finished product. Can't recommend it for that but so close to being a great game.
This game is very much in need of patches. there is so many little bugs along with some real big one's. It's almost like it's a half finished beta. If it ever gets fixed it's going to be a outstanding game but for now don't buy it. Oh and if you do buy it, save your game alot as it crashes,,,,,,,alot.
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