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Due to traits, some units can move in several phases or move and attack again after eliminating units, like scout units or tanks. Giving orders is simple as each unit has a move action and an attack action. Each unit has its own set of stats and traits, which define a unit’s role.
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Missions happen over a series of turns where players command a vast array of troop types: tanks, infantry, fighters, artillery, anti aircraft guns, bombers, and ships from across the war including prototype units. For example, the Invasion of Poland missions are relatively small with up to 10-20 units, whereas the Battle of Kursk missions feature twice or three times that amount if not more per side. There is a healthy amount of varied offensive and defensive scenarios, as well as missions of varying sizes. However, Panzer Corps 2 avoids this problem and helps keep the simple and consistent mission design fresh. There is always a chance of these types of scenarios getting stale and repetitive (one of Unity of Command’s weaknesses). The focus on territorial control is a tried and true staple of hex-based turn-based strategy games. Each mission in the campaign is unique and reflects historical events and general troop dispositions. Missions typically require players to either take or hold a certain number of victory locations by a time limit. All this allows players to seriously invest in the well-being and development of their troops, which is yet to be matched in similar wargames. Players can also assign heroes that they meet to units to specialize them further, give camo skins to units, and receive awards for completing certain actions with specific units, which unlocks more stats customizing units to an even greater degree. Units are permanent in a campaign playthrough unless destroyed and can be upgraded and reinforced from mission to mission. The campaign mode highlights another major strength of Panzer Corps 2, which are the combat units.
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This element adds a huge amount of flexibility to player choice and incentivizes multiple playthroughs trying different strategies, traits, and tactics. Furthermore, players will have the opportunity to engage in some role-playing at the beginning of a campaign as they can create their unique general avatar with a chosen portrait and traits that can significantly impact any given playthrough. Units, their losses, and experience will carry over from mission to mission. The persistent element of the campaigns comes from said player decisions, but also the resources players accumulate from taking objectives, as well as the units they bring. Each campaign has a varying number of scenarios (upwards of 20) with the possibility of branching paths based on player decisions within each mission. The Persistent Campaigns mode gives five distinct scenarios detailing different parts of the war from the German perspective, like the Battle of Kursk or the Invasion of Poland. Multiplayer is also available with hotseat, play by email, and online lobby options. These four modes are one of Panzer Corps’ greatest strengths.
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The game has four varied modes which form the core experience: Persistent Campaigns, Historical and Fictional scenarios, Random Scenario generator, and a full map and scenario editor. Panzer Corps 2 is set during World War II and the overall goal of the game is to illustrate combined arms operational warfare, heavily focusing on Blitzkrieg strategy and other maneuver-focused military doctrine. Some of the main themes of the game’s success is its adherence to a flexibility of options, gameplay approaches, and sheer volume of content.
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Panzer Corps 2, developed by Flashback Games, across the board succeeds in being a relevant and worthy update to a venerable game series. Following in the footsteps of many developers and publishers updating, remastering, or evolving their games, Panzer Corps 2 follows suit with a brand new engine, mechanics and features. Slitherine’s flagship strategy game (now a series) has returned.