War Pawns

What I find most interesting about this game is its gameplay dynamics, which are unusual for the genre. On the one hand, we have a turn-based strategy game operating on a scale of several hundred hectares. On the other hand, the battles feel lively, there is plenty of tactical depth, and there are some really interesting combinations in how different units interact with each other. Proper use of occupied positions and taking advantage of poorly positioned enemy units to encircle them can make a huge difference. I also really like the aesthetics of the soldier and tank models. They genuinely make you want to play with and command them, almost like playing with toy soldiers as a kid. :D I realized that understanding the strengths and weaknesses of every unit is very important. Once you learn them, you can combine your units much more effectively. However, the game really needs some kind of combat log or tutorial, because I had to learn many of the unit mechanics and nuances through trial and error. Unit positioning also plays an important role. You have to think carefully about the order in which you move your units and plan your actions ahead. Just like a real commander, you feel the consequences of poor moves and bad decisions. A large number of officer traits designed for different unit types. This gives you the opportunity to create very different builds depending on your preferred playstyle. You can focus on infantry, tanks, artillery, or build your strategy around the officer's traits. And yes — be careful, losing your officer can really screw you over! :D I personally like the UI aesthetics as well, although there is definitely room for improvement, especially when it comes to the unit portraits. I really like the Soviet soldier portraits, while I think some of the American and German portraits could use some reworking. The campaign was enjoyable overall. The missions have a nice variety, and I also appreciate the presence of a narrative that helps immerse you in the campaign. Many strategy games today have missions that ultimately come down to the same objective — capture the entire map. Here, there is more variety. One thing I would like to see added to the campaign missions is more optional scripted events, side objectives, and unexpected situations. The map generation feature is also useful. Creating a complete map manually can take a considerable amount of time, so being able to generate a starting layout and then modify it manually makes the editor much more convenient to use. Overall, I definitely recommend giving the game a try. You will need to spend some time learning how everything works, but the game really starts to shine once you understand all of its mechanics and tactical nuances. The AI plays surprisingly well, so single-player flag-capture matches are genuinely enjoyable. Survival mode is not really my thing, but that is just a matter of personal preference. I would recommend this game to anyone who enjoys turn-based strategy games. You can definitely have a great time with it. What I can be a little annoying - sometimes it is difficult to understand exactly why a battle ended the way it did. There are quite a few factors affecting combat outcomes — unit power, terrain cover, preparation, officer traits, support, positioning, and other modifiers — but the game does not always make their impact immediately clear. A more detailed combat log or post-battle breakdown showing which traits and penalties were applied would make it more beginner-frendly. The animation skip option could also improve the overall pace of the game, especially during larger battles where you already know what is happening and simply want to move on to the next action.

This game has definitely got promise! I like the fact it has relatively simple rules, nice clean graphics and can be played online with multiple players. Sure there are some early dev question marks regarding ai and fairly inflexible rules of engagement (eg why does a unit always have to advance when it wins a firefight?) but I suspect with support the dev can continue to refine. Top little game for the price! Recommended :)

It's WW2 Chest, simply amazing!

The only default of this game is EA statut. The rest is genious, graphics, mechanics and even multi is very good. This game remember me Tigers on the Hunt, bad known, bad liked but a gem for the vets tactical wargamers.

Was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed War Pawns! It's a very simple WW2 tactical boardgame with surprising tactical depth. I completed the campaign, through which I fought a skirmish, held a defensive position, captured strategic points, and fought a sprawling tank battle. Also has skirmish and survival modes as well as multiplayer =) For more niche curation, follow me at: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27440015-CSH-Picone/ Want more honest niche & indie reviews? Check out: https://www.cshpicone.com/gaming

plutot que d ecrire 10.000 lignes ,regarder et ecouter ;) ce jeu est excellent sur bien des points https://youtu.be/RRsh6s0_T8M

So macht Rundenstrategie wieder Spaß. Es startet schnell, man kommt gut mit der Spielmechanik zurecht und es ist nicht überladen. Kurz gesagt: ein gelungenes Spiel

希望能编辑兵种和更大的自定义地图