Instead the position was taken by a certain Alexei Kombarov, a proud man from the provincial town of Irkutsk. In 1929, Stalin did not become the supreme leader of the USSR. I was just on there and wanted to post two of my favorites I found. It has one section called the After Action Report, where players can tell of their conquests.
Muzzy Lane, the developer, has a small forum community on it's site. I believe I now have reason to bring this thread back. A sequel is coming later this year yay! With actual online support! The full version has online play with up to eight players each controlling a different country, though you need Hamatchi to do this so most of the fun comes from single player. Capture strategic areas such as regions rich in oil, coal, and developed cities.
Research new and powerful weapons, like fleet carriers, jet fighters, and even the atom bomb. You can buy it on Steam for about $10, and if you're not totally convinced, Steam also has a demo with only the scenario End of Diplomacy, you can only play as superpowers during the time, not every country, and you only get to play for 20 turns per game. It wouldn't let me screenie after that for some reason, but I took Switzerland, Lithuania, and Latvia, and the Russians took Estonia. I had written a whole essay on this game, but it was lost and I'm too lazy to retype the whole thing, so here's the screeny example.įor the example, I'm playing as Germany in September 1939 in the Scenario The End of Diplomacy, with fog of war off and difficulty easiest.
Alliances can be formed, and because of this, the breakout of a World War in a scenario that doesn't have WWII started yet (one of the 1939 and before scenarios), is not uncommon.Īlso, there's a scenario editor allowing you to create your own campaigns.
Countries will react to you based on everything you do. Work on your economy, go on conquests, whatever. You play as any country during WWII, and just do whatever you want. I can't even explain it with words so most of this post is screenies, but here's just a detail that isnt so prominent in the screens. This is absolutely the ULTIMATE game for armchair generals.
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