New screens of Close Combat: Cross of Iron remake

Hey Hitler! In Soviet Union, die Nazi you, pig! - Image 1

Talk about a blast from the past. Still remember Atomic Game’ and Microsoft‘s Close Combat series, a.k.a. “Zerg-rushing = suicide”? In case you don’t (young whippersnapper), it’s a Real-Time Tactics (RTT) game you play from the squad-to-company level, where the units are historically researched and intricately modeled with morale, psychology, and endurance so you can’t play it stupidly, i.e., rushing an infantry horde at a machine gun nest.

Well, Destineer purchased Atomic Games – and hence the series – and has partnered with Matrix Games to produce a remake of sorts, updated to current generation specs. Hey, it’s been six years since the last one. Close Combat: Cross of Iron must be based on the third Close Combat game, as both are based on the same campaigns in World War II: the Russian campaigns between the Nazis and the Soviet Union. Screens from WorthPlaying abound.

It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 1It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 2It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 3It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 4

More screens of Close Combat at the full article. The commissar also says that traitors and cowards will be shot.

Hey Hitler! In Soviet Union, die Nazi you, pig! - Image 1

Talk about a blast from the past. Still remember Atomic Game’ and Microsoft‘s Close Combat series, a.k.a. “Zerg-rushing = suicide”? In case you don’t (young whippersnapper), it’s a Real-Time Tactics (RTT) game you play from the squad-to-company level, where the units are historically researched and intricately modeled with morale, psychology, and endurance so you can’t play it stupidly, i.e., rushing an infantry horde at a machine gun nest.

Well, Destineer purchased Atomic Games – and hence the series – and has partnered with Matrix Games to produce a remake of sorts, updated to current generation specs. Hey, it’s been six years since the last one. Close Combat: Cross of Iron must be based on the third Close Combat game, as both are based on the same campaigns in World War II: the Russian campaigns between the Nazis and the Soviet Union. Screens from WorthPlaying abound.

It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 1It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 2It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 3It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 4
It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 5It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 6It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 7It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 8
It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 9It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 10It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 11It is not widely known that the Germans were issuing orders through mouse clicks. - Image 12
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Hey! Are you sure you gave the Panzershrek to the right company? - Image 1Hey! Are you sure you gave the Panzershrek to the right company? - Image 2Hey! Are you sure you gave the Panzershrek to the right company? - Image 3
Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 1Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 2Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 3Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 4
Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 5Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 6Are you shure you're holding the map the right way? - Image 7
Commisars are known to shoot deserters and cowards. - Image 1Commisars are known to shoot deserters and cowards. - Image 2
Commisars are known to shoot deserters and cowards. - Image 3Commisars are known to shoot deserters and cowards. - Image 4

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