Aircraft automatically return home after a mission, at the beginning of the next turn.The ability to assign heroes to friendly units to increase combat power, and to assign both positive and negative (not gonna happen) military attributes to the player’s own command position.The ability to use captured equipment against their former masters.The ability to overrun enemy units under certain conditions allowing mechanized forces to conduct a fairly good replication of Blitzkrieg.Remember that ability to break down units into smaller detachments? Combo with this. The ability to encircle enemy forces and thus lock out reinforcements and ammunition supply.The ability to break down units into smaller detachments to cover more ground for economy of force and similar missions.As of now they all function and seem to work without error, or at least as far as the Afrika Korps is concerned, because the North African campaign was my choice for a review case study. Some may feel that the upgraded graphics and gameplay changes make it a bit too mainstream, but this isn’t true.įirst it’s important to recap the new gameplay features in Panzer Corps 2. Panzer Corps 2 (or PC2 as we’ll call it in this article) has added just enough modifications to push the realism level into the wargaming proper category, giving a distinct WWII feel without sacrificing the elegant simplicity that made its ancestors famous. The ‘more so’ comes into play as regards gamers who may have bypassed these games in the past, considering them more beer and pretzels or generic mainstream strategy fare. If you liked Panzer General and the original Panzer Corps, then PC2 is a must buy. My verdict on Panzer Corps 2 remains the same as when I previewed it in the run up to release, but perhaps even more so.

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