Each scenario is defined by the following characteristics: Nationalities, Prestige Points, Number of Turns, and specific sets of defined military objectives on the battlefield which must be held or gained. Prestige is a combination of military success and economics, which allows the player to re-supply current units and requisition new troops and equipment over the course of the battle.
Prestige can be adjusted at the beginning of a scenario to change the odds between players. The number of turns controls the amount of gameplay, as well as measuring the difference between victory and defeat. Victory is defined in three ways, Brilliant Victory, Victory, and Tactical Victory, depending upon the number of turns it takes to capture all the objectives. Gaining all the objectives in the fewest possible turns is a Brilliant Victory, doing the same in an average number of turns is a Victory, and using all the turns in a scenario is a Tactical Victory.
Failure to achieve all objectives is a defeat, while giving up held objectives to the computer will also result in a loss. All these elements combine to create a variety of tactical and strategic situations. An interesting example of this is the Cauldron scenario set in North Africa, which was one of the most difficult for me with its short battle time of 6 turns. I played it over and over, attempting to avoid overexposing my offense while still moving fast enough to capture the objectives.
The controls seem to act like something built in the s. They get the job done with a minimum of fuss, but they are clunky at times. The process of requisitioning new troops or equipment requires you to click on too many screens. However, what they lack in finesse they make up for in simplicity, generally contributing to the speed of the game. Getting started is best accomplished with the tutorial, which offers a quick introduction to the game and how it works.
Thank you for this game, it was one of my first games and i love it. Thank you a lot sir. Alex 0 point. Bink38 0 point. Sorrow62 2 points DOS version. You better play this game under DosBox. Remember that there is a bug, the second time you play France scenario it will be impossible to have a Decisive Victory, anyway it's well known that in France scenario it's better have a minor victory after haveing conquered all cities and left only a crippled ship to enemy to gain max experience and prestige.
The game mechanic is simple, playing the game to reach a decisive victory in USA is another matter. Many believes that you have to choose tanks looking at attack value, that is fully wrong, in this game initiative is more important su if you choose Panzer IV you'll always lose against enemy armor while the Panzer III will be more effective even if the values are less than the "IV". Another thing is to have seven eng. Another important trick I use in early scenarios is Heavy Flak starting in the most difficult battle, Norway.
In norway buy a 88 Flak as soon as you take a city, your fighter are too green and too weak to attack enemy fighters while they'll work good when attacked, so encircle enemy planes with your fighters but do not attack them, take Flak at three exes or less and shoot in the next turn, if you're lucky with bad weather you'll stop enemy planes enough to leave them without fuel. This works until you'll upgrade to FW with at least two star experience. Another word about the scenario sequence.
Play with Decisive Victory until France, win it at last turn than go for Balkans, Creete and go on, you'll have a lot of time to rise prestige and upgrading units and get experience as well. More to say but I have the time to say that I still play Panzer General after so many years and I still enjoy it. Dosser -1 point. Dos version works perfect in win 10 64 bit even. You need to run it off a command line inside the Dosbox program is all. Michael 1 point Windows version. I played the DOS version since and it's probably the best all round war-game ever made.
Good learning curve and right balance of strategy and playability. I didn't realize a windows version existed, just downloaded it and it even works on Win10 64bit unfortunately the Dos version does not.
There is a lot of interesting words in the source code of this one. KC -5 points DOS version. Everyone seems to think this game is sooooo cool, but it is impossible!
I can get to level two, but as many games, it gets impossible after the first level. I think you guys are crazy! The game's campaign is presented in the form of separate scenarios. They have many specific historical moments. All events require a clear fulfillment of the assigned missions. If at least one of them fails, then this leads to the loss of the entire campaign.. In addition to the central narrative, there are artistic scenarios for the development of actions of a military conflict.
They are presented in the form of fantastic battles using a huge number of combat units. All hostilities take place in completely open locations, close to real-life corners of the planet. Based on our scan system, we have determined that these flags are possibly false positives. It means a benign program is wrongfully flagged as malicious due to an overly broad detection signature or algorithm used in an antivirus program. What do you think about Panzer General 2? Do you recommend it? Panzer General 2 for Windows.
Softonic review A war game with an uneasy balance between casual and hardcore The Panzer General 2 game is a war game that casual gamers can play and become excited about, but it does feature a few strategy puzzles that tend to attract hardcore gamers.
Tactically place your troops in key locations to win battles You are a Panzer general who has to win the war by conquering different lands and driving the enemy away. Panzer General 2 for PC. Panzer Corps 4.
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