Sortie de Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42

5 novembre 2012 par Aymdef | Panzer Campaigns | Deuxième guerre mondiale - Front de l'Est | PC

Sortie de Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42

C'est depuis le 2 novembre qu'est disponible le nouvel épisode de la longue série des Panzer Campaigns de John Tiller Software, bien connu des wargamers. Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42 est une simulation militaire se déroulant au niveau opérationnel dans lequel vous dirigez des bataillons et des compagnies.

Cet épisode couvre trois offensives majeures de l'armée soviétique entre décembre 1941 et la moitié du mois de février 1942 dans la région de Moscou. Le jeu propose également 4 autres campagnes hypothétiques dans lesquelles l'Allemagne tente une seconde fois de s'emparer de Moscou durant l'été 1942.

Il y a au total 57 scénarios. Les campagnes font entre 77 tours et 576 tours, chaun qu'un tour représente 2 heures de combat réel. Les scénarios font entre 8 et 88 tours, pour une moyenne de 24 tours, et vous offre une difficulté et des situations variées et vous propose à la fois de combattre dans la neige de l'hiver et ou sous la poussière de l'été.

Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42 propose également des Ordres de Bataille historiques pour un maximum de réalisme et d'authenticité. Sachez également que la plus grande carte proposé dans le jeu contient 244 620 hexes, soit la plus grande carte de la série des Panzer Campaigns.

Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42 est disponible sur le site de John Tiller Software au prix de 39.95 USD http://john-tiller-software.myshopify.com/products/Moscow-42

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À propos de Panzer Campaigns : Moscow '42

The last great push of Operation Barbarossa began on Nov 15th, 1941 when Heeresgruppe Mitte tried to bring Operation Typhoon to a successful conclusion with the capture of Moscow. Two weeks after it was launched, it was obvious that the German forces were spent and little more could be achieved. On December 5th, 1941 aided by plummeting temperatures the Soviets launched what were first limited attacks, but quickly grew into front wide offensives that would last for close to three months. By the end of the Soviet offensives, Moscow was saved, but at what cost?

Moscow '42 is two games in one. Following on from the German Operation Typhoon portrayed in Moscow '41, Moscow '42 includes the historical Soviet 1941/42 winter counter offensive that almost destroyed Heeresgruppe Mitte in front of Moscow.

In addition the hypothetical Fall Kreml (Operation Kremlin in English) is included. Operation Kremlin was an extensive deception campaign that the Axis enacted to distract from Fall Blau (Operation Blue) the German 1942 summer offensive in the Ukraine and Caucasus. What if Fall Kreml was real? What if the Axis attempted to capture Moscow again using the historical forces available in the summer of 1942? A range of campaigns & scenarios are included to allow players to investigate this historical possibility.

  • Game scale is 1 hex = 1 km, 1 turn = 2 hours, with battalion and company size units.
  • 57 Scenarios – covering all sizes and situations, including specialized versions for both head to head play and vs. the computer AI.
  • The Master Map covers 244,620 hexes expanding well to the east, west and south of the area covered by the previous Panzer Campaigns: Moscow '41. This is one of the biggest Panzer Campaign maps ever released.
  • A winter Order of Battle with over 7,700 units from four Soviet Fronts and a German Army Group including units from German, SS-German, and Vichy French formations as well as Siberians, Guards and regular Russian Army units.
  • A summer Order of Battle with over 9,000 units from four Soviet Fronts and two German Army Groups including units from German, SS-German, and Hungarian formations as well as Guards and regular Russian Army units.
  • Order-of-Battle and Scenario Editors which allow players to customize the game.
  • Sub-map feature allows the main map to be "chopped" up into smaller segments for custom scenario creation.
  • All new images for unit art on both sides, including guns and vehicles.
  • Exceptional Designer notes with historical write-ups for both the winter and summer campaigns.
  • Moscow '42 provides multiple play options including play against the computer AI, Play by E-mail (PBEM), LAN & Internet "live" play, and two player hot seat.