Across the Rhine

I would definitely recommend this game it has come out before I was born. the depth and realism of it is great even tho its retro as long as you can get past the old old graphics I really do recommend this game 10/10 Would lose my whole platoon defending a point again!

injouable, moche, perte de temps absolue 7€ cette merde sérieux alors que c'est un abandonware.....

Might be better if you played the game before, but for me it did not feel right - and I am a fan of old games and still play plenty of them with great joy! I love how Microprose games usually allow you to progress in the game with various ranks and medals - and a lot of accuracy. The game is hard to control without a huge dive into the manual: And the manual is a Microprose force! Lots of details on everything

This is an old game from the early half of the 90s. It was marketed as a simulation and I remember waiting with great anticipation for the game's release. It was very ambisious for its day. In my opinion it is a tactical/opeational game, with some First Person hands on feel, which may justify it being called a simulation, but for me it never really was a simulation, and definately not by today's standards. The learning curve is high, and I found then, and now, that the frustraion level is reached by many gamers before the game is mastered. I eventually learned to enjoy the game as I was raised in the 60s and 70s with board games from Avalon Hill, and I found this game to be an animated board game with first person feel of the "simulation" especially at the time when computer gaming was still novel. This is one game I would like to see remade with today's graphics, computer technology, and with and internet multiplayer option Remember, we did not have the internet when this game was first released. For a $1.74, it is worth having in your Steam Library, for that occasional traveling back to another era of computer gaming.

I bought this on DOS ON 5.5 on floppy disk or 3.5 floppy. When windows was version 3. played it for hours, prefer to play as overlooking entire battle field controlling units but, you can get all the way in there, where your seeing combat from the seat. in all positions of the tank, but loader. Fire the big gun, small guns, driver, commander. one of the first to be in full EGA color and has sound and music. We loved it when it first came out. Would love to see someone rework the concept and put out new updated version.

JUST DO IT! :D

Tags: Warfare Vehicle Simulation Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: I appreciate the historical care that are contained in some of those games. High learning curve, confusing keybinds and dated engine steers me away however. Review: For nostalgics and museums only. Play anything recent by Paradox for grand strategy if you want to get to any gameplay. Not sure for warfare vehicle simulation recommendation, they all seem to be multiplayer nowadays. The game does not portray the reich as cartoony evil and seems to have a legitimate respect for world war II as a historical period. Strangely refreshing to see. Otherwise the play windows for controlling the tank stay tiny I am talking, miniature sized windows and I dont have a high resolution screen to begin with. There are a lot of windows, lots of obscure keybinds and the whole thing seems like the ratio of effort invested for entertainment reaped is slanted in this product's disfavor. The music was kind of pleasant.