The screen resolution prevents certain buttons from being accessed. I would give this a 5 except there is a game stopping bug. Besides money, I would have had no space to spread all the maps. In fact, it is a dream that DG will do so for an updated digital version. I never had enough money to buy the War in the Pacific and join them. I will start by saying this was my favorite board game, back in the day. Thomas Murray from Howell, MI United States Recommendation: if you're really into big games, buy it and prepare to discover all its quirks, but don't expect that DG will ever fix any of them.Ġ of 2 people found the following review helpful:Ĥ of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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I think this is a game that DG has basically abandoned the last patch was 1.2.18 (not 1.2.15 as this website claims), but there is so much more to fix. There are annoying glitches (although you can work around them) and advertised features that don't work. However, the overall impression is of a package that's still in beta. Editing capabilities allow you to create your own scenarios and campaign start points. The game adds to what was available from SPI with optional units, editable capabilities and many different scenarios and campaign games. Gordon Crighton from Orleans, MA United States If, for nothing else, it's not economically possible considering the game is not a big seller.Ģ of 3 people found the following review helpful: Overall, I agree with others that it is highly unlikely Decision Games will release more updates. It is possible to play an entertaining game. Eventually you can find work arounds to most but not all of them. As people have mentioned, there are glitches and quirks. I'm not certain this was deliberate and more likely a fortunate side effect of a game of this scope.
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The full flavor comes out once you get very familiar with the procedure and rules. Compared to our current state of the art, the game play is simplistic but the strategy is not.Īfter many plays, you find optimum strategies and counters. War in Europe is supposed to be a big, dumb monster game and, to some degree, that is true. I'm a big fan of monster war games and started during the heights of SPI's prime. Joseph Rody from Tampa, FLA United States So, particularly since I've found those kind of workarounds, I have still found the game a very worthwhile purchase.ġ of 1 people found the following review helpful: (And unfortunately the game editor doesn't appear to offer a way to manually alter that status, either.) I work around this by editing the Axis cadre box each production cycle and giving them a couple of "free" battlegroups to make up for the lost production points. In the game I'm currently playing, for example, the Axis captured Lille and Brussels in the spring of 1940 as they did historically, and it is now 1942 and they are still "damaged" with no option to fix them. In my case the option to repair damaged manufacturing or resource centers doesn't appear in the Axis production list. So I was happy to discover the DG computer version, and I've been enjoying it, but like others have experienced glitches. Since then, I've had time, space, or cat issues in the way. I bought the original SPI War in Europe game in the 80s, and only played once. William Reardon from Wilmington, DE United States Support for any screen resolution multiple customizable map sets andįully featured game editor for creation of new scenarios and campaigns Ĭreate new units, new setups, and edit the data tables used in the game.Ġ of 0 people found the following review helpful: Multiple map overlays show the supply net, territory ownership, air range,įully integrated PBEM mode, with autosend, inbox, browse mode and multiple Map views, while also allowing one-click switching between areas of Offensive), or 16 campaigns (the whole war from a specified date through MayĪ unique "tabbed" map display allows each player to define his own set of Select from 10 scenarios (shorter games focused on a single major (three-player, Axis versus Allies & Soviets). In the East (two- player, Soviets versus Axis) and War in Europe U-Boat, transport, amphibious assault, tactical air and strategic bomberīattle on three fronts‹War in the West (two-player, Allies versus Axis) War Naval power and air power areĪbstracted as points rather than on-map units, including: surface fleet, Play takes place on aġ59x133 hex map of Europe and North Africa.
With some brigade and corps-sized ground units. Strategic forces of the Axis, Allied and Soviet powers in order to change or You decide on production schedules,ĭeclare war on neutral nations, and control the ground, air, sea and There¹s no computer/AI player in the game War in Europe is a computer-moderated simulation of the European Theater of
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