Something else happened in 1939, a battle that might have actually changed the course of history. If you’ve ever wondered why they call them Panzer 35(t) and Panzer 38(t) you’ll found out here.Īfter that… we’re still not quite getting to Poland just yet. That scenario, by the way, has some very unusual mechanics attached to it. Axis Operations 1939 starts in March of 1939, which I’m sure our history buffs will recognize as the important date when Germany marched into Czechoslovakia. The next part of our future content plans will release on August 27th, and it will be Axis Operations: 1939.īut once again… we’re still not quite in Poland yet. We can’t wait to hear your feedback about this new way of playing. This creates a completely new experience never seen before in a Panzer Corps campaign. Nationalist Spanish troops are not under your direct control, but you will still be able to issue high-level orders to your allies (like “Attack”, “Defend” and “Hold Ground”) so that their actions better match your own strategy. In Spanish Civil War you take command of the Condor Legion and in line with the Grand Campaign traditions you will be able to transfer your veterans, hardened by three years of fighting in Spain, to the next campaigns.Ī unique and innovative feature of the Spanish Civil War campaign is how you will communicate and coordinate with your AI-controlled allies. This campaign will give players the opportunity to experience content that not even the original Panzer Corps, with its extensive library of DLCs and expansion packs, managed to cover. We’re turning the clock back a bit further and the first campaign of the Axis Operations takes the player to the prelude to World War II, the Spanish Civil War, which we will be releasing on July 16th. The first two DLCs included with the Field Marshal Edition of Panzer Corps 2 represent the first two links of the Axis Operations chain.įor starters we aren’t going to begin in Poland this time.
Even though Panzer Corps DLCs covered a lot of historical ground, we will still visit lots of places never explored before, and battles which you’ve never fought in the past. Our aim is to go bigger and better for the new Axis Operations. The original Panzer Corps Grand Campaign stretched from 1939 to 1945, covering a whopping 144 scenarios. The AI won’t remain the same either, so be prepared for some nasty surprises from your computer opponent! There will also be a lot of innovation in terms of gameplay features, mission design, bonus objectives and rewards for fulfilling them, and more. There will be more storytelling and interesting characters in these campaigns. In general, some players felt that the campaign did not offer enough storytelling and immersion in historical events.Īxis Operations will address all these issues. Some issues which you, the community, raised were: missing mission debriefings, degrees of victory, historical heroes and the need for more varied objectives. The Wehrmacht Campaign in Panzer Corps 2 is a good introductory campaign which many players have enjoyed and learnt the basics of Panzer Corps 2 gameplay in the process.
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Simply put, it will be a series of campaigns that can be linked together, to form one giant, potentially 100+ scenario, behemoth of a campaign. Axis Operations is our response to all of the people who wished for the creation of a new Grand Campaign. We always listen to wishes of our community and give such things top priority. It was hardly surprising, because the Grand Campaign was the most popular series of DLCs for the original game. We’re calling them the new Axis Operations campaigns!Įver since Panzer Corps 2 was announced, a new Grand Campaign was by far the most frequent request which we heard from our players. Now we’re finally ready to reveal details of the first two of Panzer Corps 2′s exciting post-launch additions. With that launch there was also an offer of a Field Marshal Edition of the game that included the first two DLCs that will be coming to Panzer Corps 2.
When Panzer Corps 2 launched in March we saw a very good critical response and we were joined by many thousands of players, all eager to fire up their Panzers and dive into classic WW2 gameplay on a beautiful new game engine.
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