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Title: Panzer General *1994*
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Language: English
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Panzer General is a computer wargame published by Strategic Simulations in 1994 and set in World War II. Panzer General is a turn-based game, set on operational level hex maps.

Panzer General is a computer wargame published by Strategic Simulations in 1994 and set in World War II. One plays lone scenarios from either Axis or Allied side and against a computer or human opponent. In Campaign Mode, the player assumes the role of a German Generalissimus against the Allied computer.

Panzer General is turn-based game, set on operational level hex maps. While the names and information for the units are reasonably accurate, the scenarios only approximate historical situations.

Panzer General II is turn-based video game. It was set in WWII period and deals with combined arms tactics. Panzer General II cd ISO v. 2 - 498MB ISO cd of the game version . 2. Panzer General II patch with compatibility fix - 291KB Unofficial patch named PG3DE250. Works with German and English version of the game.

Panzer General (1994). Video Game Action, Adventure. Panzer General is one of those old games that isn& any worse than on the day it was released because it couldn& get any worse. The game has a good idea. It is a fresh experience to command the German Wehrmacht rather than the Americans like in all the all strategy-games out there. Panzer General is turn-based, set on operational level hex maps. In Campaign Mode, the player assumes the role of a German general against the Allied computer.

You are the brightest and best of the new Axis generals in the Second World War. Your tactical skills will be tested in armored assaults, amphibious invasions, paradrops, naval engagements, and fierce aerial combat for control of the skies

Another thing is to have seven eng. inf. units, it'll take time, but if you play good you'll have them in France scenario

Another thing is to have seven eng. units, it'll take time, but if you play good you'll have them in France scenario. Another important trick I use in early scenarios is Heavy Flak starting in the most difficult battle, Norway.

Developer: Strategic Simulations, Inc
Publisher: Strategic Simulations, Inc
Platform: MS-DOS, 3DO, Mac OS 7, PlayStation, Windows
Release date: 1994
Genre: Turn-based strategy
Mode: Single player or two player via hotseat or PBEM
Media/distribution: Floppy disks
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Overview

Panzer General is turn-based game, set on operational level hex maps. One plays lone scenarios from either Axis or Allied side and against a computer or human opponent. In Campaign Mode, the player assumes the role of a German Generalissimus against the Allied computer. Panzer General is an operational-level game, and units approximate battalions, although unit size and map scale from one scenario to the next are elastic. While the names and information for the units are reasonably accurate, the scenarios only approximate historical situations. Its novel feature was to link individual scenarios into a campaign spanning World War II from 1939 to 1945. Units are able to gain experience and become stronger, where success in one battle would award the player prestige to upgrade units, acquire additional units, and select a better scenario for the next battle. In 1996, Panzer General won the Origins Award for Best Military or Strategy Computer Game of 1995. The game and its sequels spawned a loyal following, who have revived online head-to-head play and added many units, features, and over 2,500 scenarios. New ideas are still being developed well over a decade after its initial release.

Campaigns

Panzer General has 38 scenarios based on real or fictitious battles from World War II. The player can engage in a single battle or a campaign mode.
In Campaign Mode, a series of battles unfolds as a campaign heads to victory. There is one long campaign as Germany, with five starting locales:
Poland ; from Poland, through Norway, to the West with possible amphibious landing in Britain.
North Africa ; from North Africa to the Middle East.
Barbarossa ; from the initial crossing of the Soviet border to Moscow.
Husky ; from Allies landing on Sicily to the end of the war.
Kharkov ; from the German spring offensive to the end of the war.
The task in most scenarios is to take all objective cities in a given number of turns; taking them at least 5 turns earlier is considered a major victory. In scenarios from later stages of war, the Germans try to hold positions against a stronger enemy. A typical task is then "Hold at least two of our objective cities for 20 turns; for Major Victory, hold at least five." All campaigns branch out and end either by the general being sacked for incompetence or end of the war. In Campaign Mode, a Major Victory could possibly change known historical events. For example, defeat in the 1940 Battle of France results in game over; after a Major Victory the player invades Britain; after a Minor Victory the player can either command the North African campaign or capture the Balkans and Greece and then invade Russia (Barbarossa). After a Major victory in Barbarossa the player can either convince the High Command to attack Moscow immediately (which costs him or her much prestige, needed for buying units) or attack Kiev and then Moscow (but then Moscow is surrounded by formidable fortifications). If the player achieves a Major Victory both in Britain and in Moscow, he or she is allowed to invade Washington. In any other case, he/she must fight well in many battles to get another chance to attack them. If Britain or USSR survives this attack, they drive the Germans all the way back to Berlin. The best the player can do now is to fight well in each battle to have enough prestige for the next one - and to achieve a Major victory in the final defense of Berlin.

Tactical elements

The game requires the player to use combined-arms tactics, where each unit is strong against some unit types but very vulnerable by others. Dug-in enemy positions must be softened by artillery, which is vulnerable and needs protection. Before attacking the infantry and anti-tanks, one needs to destroy the artillery which protects them from behind. If no tank can slip there, one does this mostly by bombers, but then it is advantageous to destroy the air defense units first. The fighters have a dilemma between destroying enemy air force and protecting the bombers. One must carefully observe the road system to speed the advance, or he/she can use Bridge engineers to cross the rivers. The game rewards a Blitzkrieg strategy - penetrating deep into the enemy positions while postponing destruction of some of the encountered enemy units for later. The performance of units is affected by their experience, which takes very long to collect. Particularly in Campaign mode one then has to protect the experienced units as the most valuable asset.
Orginal System Requirements:
486 SX 25 Mhz CPU
2 MB RAM
15 MB HDD
1 MB SVGA
4x CD-ROM
REPACK - System Requirements:
1. CPU 1.0 GHz
2. RAM 64 Mb
3. HDD 15 Mb
Interface:
1. English
Installation instruction:
1. Burn to CD/DVD or mount using a virtual drive (Alcohol 52% or Daemon Tools)
2. Install Game
3. Play

Panzer General.iso (7.4 MB)

ReadMe.txt (0.4 KB)

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