About This Game Set during what the historian Antony Beevor called "Hitler's Last Gamble", Battle of the Bulge provides an immersive experience on a tactical/operational level, putting the player in command of the Allies or the German forces fighting each other in several scenarios in one of the most brutal and wild environments of Western Europe: the snow-covered forest of the Ardennes!Command infantry, mechanized and armoured units in hard fights through the various phases of the offensive, taking into account the nature of the terrain and its effects on the assailants and defenders.You don't only have to face a direct military confrontation, you have to learn how to manage your supply routes, being careful not to rely on easy solutions! A quick breakthrough into enemy lines could lead your units being isolated with a high risk of being outflanked by enemy counterattacks!Time will be another factor not to underestimate. In Battle of the Bulge, scenarios have a time limit with several "semi-historical" events affecting your conduct of operations in different ways.Take control of iconic elite units on both sides, such as the 101 Airborne Division or the Kampf Gruppe Peiper, and replace the losses on the hottest spots of the frontline!Challenge Bradley, Dietrich, von Rundstedt and other historical commanders with an ad hoc re-written AI -each with different play styles to choose!Alternatively try to outsmart your friends - whatever their favourite gaming platform - in simple multiplayer encounters or test your skills with the new Tournament feature, providing infinite replay value to the game!New Features from the 2015 versionNew multiplayer system (Slitherine's PBEM) supporting: cross-platform (PC/IOS/Mac), paired matches, private matches and tournamentsRe-written AI for both sides (Allies and Axis). Added a Language selector and a Master volume buttons in settings4k resolution supportA PC-like save feature, with slots and auto-save per turnExtensive historical photos and commentary.FeaturesPlay against AI opponents with unique personalitiesFast turns, deep strategyPlay scenarios like the quick, tense, fight in the opening days to a campaign covering the entire battle as either the Axis or the AlliesLearn with the tutorial and quick start guide, or visit our online strategy forums to learn from other playersFull rules, charts, tables and other information included for advanced playersExtensive historical photos and commentaryLocalized for Spanish and JapaneseFirst in a series of WWII titles by legendary designers including: John Butterfield, Ted Raicer, and Mark Herman 7aa9394dea Title: Battle of the BulgeGenre: StrategyDeveloper:Shenandoah StudioPublisher:Slitherine Ltd.Release Date: 17 Sep, 2015 Battle Of The Bulge Ativador Download battle of the bulge subtitles english download. battle of the bulge germany. battle of the bulge 42nd rainbow division. battle of the bulge hessler. battle of the bulge full documentary. battle of the bulge quotes. battle of the bulge 8th armored division. battle of the bulge ks2. battle of the bulge full movie 1965 in english. battle of the bulge rotten tomatoes. battle of the bulge impact. nuts the battle of the bulge android. battle of the bulge in english. battle of the bulge map location. battle of the bulge essay. battle of the bulge ios review. battle of the bulge video game ps4. battle of the bulge reenactment. battle of the bulge simple history. battle of the bulge 4k. battle of the bulge operation name. battle of the bulge gamecopyworld. 5 facts about the battle of the bulge. battle of the bulge 82nd airborne division. battle of the bulge board game 1965. battle of the bulge reenactment 2019. battle of the bulge cemetery. battle of the bulge film 1965. battle of the bulge footage. battle of the bulge hurtgen forest. battle of the bulge interesting facts. battle of the bulge subtitles. 1944 battle of the bulge patch. english speaking nazis battle of the bulge. battle of the bulge questions. battle of the bulge 87th infantry division. battle of the bulge game. battle of the bulge meme. battle of the bulge jagdtiger. battle of the bulge 720p torrent. battle of the bulge city. 1944 battle of the bulge windows 7 patch. 5th armored division battle of the bulge. battle of the bulge game download free. battle of the bulge full movie dailymotion. battle of the bulge watch free. battle of the bulge pc game torrent. key events of the battle of the bulge. close combat battle of the bulge download. battle of the bulge ps4 deutsch. battle of the bulge veterans list. battle of the bulge playstation 4. battle of the bulge reenactment 2018. 1944 battle of the bulge pc. battle of the bulge game pc. battle of the bulge movie free download. battle of the bulge steam. battle of the bulge ducksters. battle of the bulge combatants. battle of the bulge location. the battle of the bulge full movie online. battle of the bulge ps4 multiplayer. battle of the bulge soundtrack Despite the simplicity and generally appealing look, this game fails to deliver.- The AI is terrible, absolutely terrible, regardless what 'personality' or which scenario is chosen. It doesn't hold good ground, it has no idea how to buy time or build for a counterattack, and on the attack it has no idea how to prosecute an offensive. Choosing the Axis side in 'Bitter End' should be brutally hard, but by singlemindedly advancing on Verviers, Liege and Namur you can permanently cripple the Allies through squatting their reinforcement zones (don't forget to send one of your weaker mechanised divs to capture Arlon and shut down their southern reinforcements as well). Playing the Allies, the AI German strike is poorly focussed and easily stymied - and they will respond to your buildup of force on their flanks in no way at all.- The map's tiny.- Axis, 'Bitter End': from 24th December on the game processes every other day as 'Two consecutive passes, day over' without actually giving you a chance to move.- The premise of the game (area activation of units) promotes force concentration over dispersal to far too great a degree.- Too much is left to the clock - time advances with little relation to what's happening on the map.- Various graphical and interface bugs (sudden shaking, erroneous popups) should really have been ironed out before release.. I like it. But please take a little time to understand the game.If you just jump in and start moving units frustration builds quickly.You really need to read the user guide before you make up your mind.Buy it, read the guide, play the first scenario, switch sides, play again (see how the computer plays against you).That sold me on the game. It's a game, not a simulation. Enjoy it as a game.If you still don't like it, you will be within the limits for a refund.Again, it uses a different system so don't use the same approach you do with other wargames.It is abstract but that is necessary given the scale and play time intended.You do need to think a few moves ahead, which is good.Activate an area, move the units from that area you chose, engage in battle when the enemy shares the area in which you end your move.So... you must plan ahead to ensure the area you activate has the units you need (which you achieve by previous activations and movement).The concerns about "realism" are overblown. Choices were made. It's a game. Play the game.If you read the guide the choices are easier to accept (unless you are just looking for reasons to fuss).Replayability depends on how much you leverage the options. Change sides, change commander style, etc.I got it half off and find it worth that price.. Careful, the game is quite short (be aware there is only ONE map to play at this point of time), the game is pleasant and quite different from anything I know. Port from mobile platform doesn't feel too awkward.It seems at first that Unity of Command would be the most similar wargame I know of, but the feeling is quite dissimilar and the scope as well. Playing with the same reflexes will get you defeated sharpish.AI is quite competent, and you can choose the personality and style of your opponent.I would still recommend Unity of Command over this game, but as more campaigns will probably be available... who knows what it will become!. Not an awfully bad game, but too limited in my opinion.- only three unit types- pincer moves are not possible, since you can only "activate" one sector at a time; - flanking movements are pretty useless, since enemies don't care about being threatened from the rear or flanks, unless a supply line is in danger- tactical retreats are not possible; once in a contested sector, you are forced to duke it out, sometimes for several turns on end, so your units could be stuck there for the rest of the game- strict time limit, no possibility to switch off the timer that ends the game- they say the A.I. is smart, but I cannot confirm that beyond doubt;When playing the Allies, the A.I. set up a good defense, but when I shifted sides and let the A.I. play the attacking Germans, it didn't go all that well. The German A.I. started off good, but once I blocked every possible route of advance, the A.I. didn't know what to do anymore. It started moving around units without purpose, moving them to one place and then moving them back again. At first it seemed like some sort of a plan to prepare a breakthrough, but nothing like that happened. I waited for an attack to happen, passing every turn to him, but the A.I. wouldn't engage, wouldn't attack anymore, and kept shifting units up and down the line without any apparent plan or idea what to do. After minutes of fooling around, the game finally crashed, saving the A.I. a humiliating defeat. - It also looks like they made the Bastogne sector A.I. especially resilient against german attacks; no matter how overwhelming the odds, somehow the attacking Germans in the Bastogne sector always seem to miss their targets, making the defenders turn out extremely tough. "American heroism" is probably the best explanation for this phenomenon.there are some positive points, like nice graphics, easy-to-understand game mechanics, and effective menus, but still not enough to really recommend this game. This game was bundled with Drive on Moscow for a total price of 14.99 both games use the same engine, and are good operational games that reflect the historical situations while not being to overly detailed. Good Beer & Pretzel games particularly well suited to pbem or hotseat play. Bulge can be played in no more then 1 hour for the opening scenario and even the whole campaign can be done in an evening.
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