While not everything needs to be Gary Grigsby’s War In The East 2, a little bit of complexity is always appreciated in these parts.Table of contents : Contents Preface Introduction Chapter 1.
Thronefall is another one of those weird new-age products touting “a strategy game without all the headache”. There’s been a “recent” trend of simplifying everything in the strategy gaming sphere for reasons that I just cannot understand. The game costs 19,50€ or your regional equivalent. All major events are strictly historical. Stalingrad Grand Campaign : a big part of the battle, in the city and its outskirts, from September to November 1942.Operation Hubertus: intermediate scenario, the last German assault in Stalingrad, 11 to 13 November 1942 against the 138th Rifle Division holding worker settlements.The Factories: intermediate scenario, attack on the three big factories of Stalingrad (+ the smallest brick factory), the Dzershinzky/Stalingrad tractor works, the Red October gun foundry and the Red Barricade steel plant, October 13 to November 2, 1942.Battle for the South: intermediate scenario (not in time but in terms of counters) in the South of the city, September 16 to September 27 (including first fights for the grain elevator).The Grain Elevator: a short scenario on the fierce battle for the grain elevator in the South of the city, 4 turns (September 16 to 22), small number of units.Mamaiev Kurgan: a short scenario on the trench battles for control of the Hill 102 in September 1942.
If you’re into the Eastern Front or just enjoy the series, this will be right up your alley. It’s the usual gist behind every other SGS game with a couple of mechanics added on for some flavour. Strategy Game Studio’s prolific game development is so hard to keep track of that SGS – Battle For Stalingrad went completely unnoticed here at Strategy and Wargaming.
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