Regiments

Easy to learn, hard to master. You won't struggle with UI as it's exceptionally well made, and as you start to get the hang of tactics more intricate features become visible.

It's singleplayer only, but AI seems very much competent in leading the opposing side, be it in battle directly or in dynamic campaigns called "War Paths" (Winds of Change DLC feature).

It's pretty much a complete product at this stage, and in recent times updates have slowed down (mainly due to lack of bugs in current build), but Winds of Change expanded the game with airborne troops, couple of new factions and earlier mentioned War Paths mode which is great.

Overall a solid recommendation, we need more well-made RTSes like this

Was looking for an RTS that could bridge the gap between Men of War: AS2/GoH: Ostfront and Hearts of Iron but without the complexity of something like Warno or Steel Division. This game fits that gap perfectly and I haven't looked back since.

Very awesome game if you are tired of micro managing and want a more "organic" military experience.
Be mindful this has numerous abstractions combat wise.

Great cold war RTS in the same vein of Warno or Wargame. Nice for a more strategic, relaxing experience for single player experience without getting wrecked by a bunch of tryhards that only play multiplayer. I thought the small notes of narrative and world building was good without trying too hard. Plenty of great gameplay for the price and would recommend to others looking for that experience without wanting to commit dozens our hours to learning a new multiplayer game.

Very good very fun. The best way to describe it is simplified Wargame for people with ADHD. The core gameplay is similar, but there is a lot less micromanaging and losing units doesn't hurt as much.

If you like RTS wargames this is definitely something you should get, even full price. Definitely a lot of care, love and detail went into making this game and it shows.

Sadly only singleplayer, but the skirmish mode and campaigns are very fun to play.
Deckbuilding here is done in a different way than in Wargame. You choose a regiment and get some basic unit at the start, and then as the battle goes on, you get to choose more units to add to the roster. (in campaigns you unlock and upgrade them before battles).
In skirmish battles your units don't die permanently, and if they are destroyed they become available after some time. You can also retreat them to make them gain veterancy levels.
Skirmish is also very customisable, aside obvious stuff like duration of the match, income rate, choosing the map etc. you can also choose time of day and weather and customise weapon damage, accuracy, range...
In campaigns you have a limited amount of reinforcements you can deploy, but you can replace them between battles.
This also ties in nicely with the whole campaign economy, where you have to decide what to spend your limited points on. (replacements units, supplies, deployment points etc.).
Another fun thing in campaigns are the random event cards you have to pick between battles. This includes stuff like additional recon, additional off map artillery, locked supplies or units for the duration of the battle etc.

I figured id give my opinion now that i hit a solid 130 hours.
This game is the best single player modern real time tactics game.

I tried to get into Red Dragon and WARNO singleplayer campaigns and they basically came down to defending agaisnt a zerg rush or rushing into a point to stop a ticket bleed. Neither of which felt very fun.
This game has a perfect pace against a challenging AI that attacks in different directions and with a variety of battlegroups.

Gameplay is solid and intuitive There is a huge emphasis on flanking enemies and closing the gap once you suppress dug in enemies. Catching your opponent out of posistion you can quickly finish them off. Even after all my hours I'm still figuring out the best way to approach an objective or how to defend a chokepoint

Graphics are awesome, effects are punchy, fires burn for quite a while after knocking out an armored push and ill never get tired of turrets flying off Soviet tanks. Their is a nice attention to detail like seeing rucksacks and duffel bags on the outside of APCs. Fighting at night is truly something to behold. (I've taken quite a few screenshots)

Sound is awesome, tank cannons feel bassy and powerful. A whole platoon of Machine guns going off at once is truly chaotic. TOW & AntiAir Rockets sound different so its easy to tell which one is firing in the heat of battle. Music is only 2nd to WARNO and it truly epic when you have an entire tank regiment coming for you.

The standard operations will definitely kill a dozen hours with predetermined paths through the campaigns but do offer some different options in which Task Forces you bring with you.

The real meat of the game and what got me back playing it is War Paths
War Paths is one of the best uses of procedural generation ive seen. Its basically a skirmish with random objectives on each map and you carry your losses/experience through the campaign. It is a ton of fun that adds a lot of variety to the game (along with the good mix of objectives that the game has) and has kept me busy the last few weeks.

The DLC also added Heliborne troops, they are awesome and had a fun dynamic to the game, quickly attack and capture objectives or plug gaps in your line. They have been truly one of the best additions to the game.

The only big problems i have
The amount of heliborne troops is extremely limited, which is fine for most armored centered regiments. But on some factions you may not even be able to play around with an air assault regiment which i think hinders some variation. When you purchase the DLC you'll be let down by the new factions having little to no helicopter troops

As a huge World in Conflict fan this game is scratching that itch and ill be playing it for the foreseeable future.

World in Conflict reborn. Fun.

This one is good, refreshing. Has its moments and flaws, but generally very playable and enjoyable.

I love Cold War era equipment and this games is great! The team is continuing to work on and improve it.

Its fun for a bit but just get WARNO or any other war sim game. offers a good bit upon start but gets old after not too long. for the price tag its not worth it as it has no workshop or solid Editor system. DLC updates also aren't fun.

7/10 gameplay wise but not for the price or Variety
>Good game to catch on a solid sale though

Not too complicated as Wargame when you dont have to build deck and attend to bunch of number, just choose the regiment and play, unit can safely retreat and later can be deployed again even after being destroyed so not too much impact about remaining forces, just go enjoy the match.another thing i love about this game is when some unit stay idle for sometime,they will automatically entrench themself,looks really cool. Also the deployment point system and the tactical support system is just like the masterpiece World in Conflict and even better when the air support can automatically change the aim a bit to hit the moving target, or if the target is not in the same position as before, air strike can also be supressed by anti air unit, so no suffer from air strike.i would highly recommend this game to people who want to enjoy RTS games without needing to manage too much things, or people who is new to this kind of game (cant believe i just go and suffer on Wargame before trying this game). i hope the developer will add more content to the game in the future updates, such as aerial deployment from a cargo plane like in World in Conflict for airborne regiments (or a DLC for some Asian contries and a new gamemode would be nice)

Lovely and simple RTS. If yo uare into COH, C&C this one may be a bit easier, but short matches, operations and some tactics make up for it.

Get it on sale with DLC, do "Introduction" and "Operations" and enjoy proceduraly generated "War paths".

Great Cold War game

Recommended!

This game is a wonderful little RTS that I don't think gets the recognition it deserves compared to the competition. It is a bit different, and focuses on other things.

This game is entirely single player. Operations (mini campaigns) War Paths (random generated custom made campaigns) and Skirmish (one time custom battles) They aim to bring you a refined single player experience, and that is exactly what this is.

This one is set during the cold war, with Nato vs PACT, with further specific regiments that you will play as. It focuses on a slightly smaller unit count than other games in this field. It also uses tactics to a well executed degree. Encampment is a major tide turner, armor facing matters, flanking matters, suppression matters, recon matters, Anti-Air matters, and infantry when used right are downright deadly. Helicopters, kept at distance, are mean hunter killers. (my fav is the AH-64 Apache)

Plus the call in support off map is awesome, Recon, Rally, Artillery, (my fav was the flare artillery during night missions, and cluster bomb artillery) and Air support. (my fav were the A-10s) The air support also will come with different load outs as well. My fav was the A-10 with napalm, even though it has a cluster bomb, and gun load outs)

This game has a nice difficulty curve. (go through the tutorial first) It has much less cheesing necessary, or going on, than the other titles like this. The AI uses tactics, and will outsmart you if you aren't paying attention. Though, if you plan out your strategy, and execute your tactics well, you can defeat them without many retries.

The music is ok, some spots are nice. The other audio in the game is well done. The graphics are nice, and the optimization is well done! The animations are not bad, and the explosions are cool. The game has flexible game speed mechanics. slow to fast, including even an active pause. (and that really helps)

I recommend getting it with the DLC as it adds some good stuff, even in the campaigns of the base game. Especially, if you catch them on sale.

Fantastic Cold War RTS that is detailed enough to be interesting without being overwhelming.

Great game, played many hours. Amazing graphics + lot of tactical possibilities. I hope they will make new DLCs or Regimets 2 some day :)

Cool game. For $30 it’s worth it

No mission or campaign editor. No Steam Workshop. Developers abandoned in mid 2024. Night and day compared to a game like Sea Power in EA.

Cool game, it has some echoes of the old Microprose games in it... I had a lot of fun with it. The AI is decent, it will flank you, it will probe you and see if you left areas unguarded... not as good as playing against a human in Warno, but still, pretty good.

The scripted campaign is pretty cool with a few surprises... the dynamic campaign included in the DLC essentially gives you unlimited replayability and is it is quite fun upgrading and adding units to your core group as the war goes on.

The mix of missions is interesting, escort convoy, ambush convoy, attack, defend, raid, meeting engagement, etc...

The assortment of units is good, pretty similar to Warno... but the big difference is that you deploy everything in platoons.

Sounds are a bit mixed but stuff like the rain falling along with night-time reduced visibility really set the atmosphere. Good game.

The one thing I don't like is the graphics are a bit corny because units just past through buildings... there is no hit detection and a few times I swear I saw bullets be fired over/through a small hill.

Awesome RTS with some depth for military enthusiasts, easier to get into than Warno.

ITS GOOD

The ultimate satisfying time killer have put more hours than I care to admit!

very easy to pick up, great intro to rts games. combat is satisfying and rewards proper use of units strengths and weaknesses.

Ja

Highly recommended!
The controls are not overwhelming, graphic is on point, very reasonable price.

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rezimenty rezimentuja

I bought Warno, but I have ADHD.

The developers choice to lock multiple units into one regiment was a mistake. Unit movements become artificial, with several doing exactly the same animations to advance, shoot or turn.

It is very good strategy games. I like to play it , and new DLC is really good.

Am I just crazy or what ? why I can't see why ppl are recommending this game ! I even bought the DLC to get the full experience !

Whoever recommends this game says its a good entry stage for new players to RTS genre, so they could test the waters before diving in deep waters "Wargame Series: Warno, Red Dragon, Steel division, etc..", however the game really feels totally lackluster even for me as a noob in RTS genre.

I am not even going to compare this to Warno although they have been released almost in same era, and not going to compare it to Wargame: red dragon released in 2014 which will beat most current RTS games, but even if you compare this with the oldest and first game in the series; Wargame: European Escalation which got released in 2012 it will still beat this game down, and it will beat it on all stages.

Price wise European Escalation "EE" will be cheaper, EE's game play & mechanics are way more solid, EE's campaign is more fun and enjoyable, EE's unit controls is way better, strategies are a must to succeed and win in EE, even players numbers are almost the same, so why would someone recommend this over European Escalation ?! not to mention EE has online game play and deck building options.

The biggest issue is even if I lose in a Wargame I enjoy the beat down and start thinking why did I lose and what mistakes I made, and try to think how to counter it in next try, in this game even if I win I don't feel the pleasure of achievement and feels its just a rush units approach winning.

Unfortunately imo in RTS genre, only Wargame & TotalWar has set the high bars and managed to succeed in achieving them, while most other games failed to do so, that's why I cant wait for broken arrow which showed a great huge potential in its beta tests for a long waited change in the RTS industry.

Sadly now abandonware, with some quite severe outstanding performance issues the community assumed would be fixed

its like European Escalation but smoother and more refined

Regiments is the perfect "introductory" RTS Wargame. It lacks the mechanical complexity of something like Steel Division, Warno or Broken Arrow, but it gives much of the same experience. 90% of the depth for half the complexity. My girlfriend is not a strategy gamer, but I have been using Regiments to introduce her to the genre, and she has taken to it in a way that would not be possible with a more mechanically complex wargame.

This game plays much like Warno, but it simplifies things somewhat through methods like treating mechanized infantry and their APCs as one unit, and calling reinforcements in via "unit cards" with only one instance of each being present on the map at a given time. Both of these design decisions limit the number of units on the map at once, decreasing the CPM (clicks per minute) necessary to keep up. As an added bonus, this game's system requirements are lower than competitors of the same genre.

The most recent DLC, "Winds of Change", has added a "conquest" style campaign mode where you lead a regiment of troops over a series of battles with persistent units and casualties, expanding and upgrading your force over the duration of the campaign. This is a huge deal for me, as I enjoy persistent campaigns with progression and force management much more than simple skirmish matches. Performing well will get you the points necessary to repair and upgrade your forces, and you can order reinforcements of your choosing over the course of the campaign, allowing you to tailor your forces to your personal playstyle. You can also choose which encounter type you wish to engage in. This is the rough equivalent of choosing which enemy to attack on a world map, and can result in an easier or harder game depending what your forces are best suited to deal with.

Overall, this is a fun, enjoyable RTS wargame. The content may be slightly more sparse than competitors, and there's slightly less depth, but it's way more accessible for players new to the genre, and I can wholeheartedly endorse it as a solid entry in the wargame genre.

for the visals of the game it runss like crap on smaller battles then warno and wargame so till they fix performance its a big no for me

Completed two operations - I must say, I like it:
- Video part is ok, nothing to flashy but it does the good job to describe the battlefield situation
- Progression through operation is something that I really like (maybe the card system is a bit off but overall, good addition)
- Game is on the cheaper side ... no nonsense of 30€ pricetag at Northag @ Warno
- Off-screen adds are responsive

To be honest, after the first couple of battles, the only aspect, that I really felt lacking was the air combat - I really like how it is presented in Warno and here .. I do almost forget that I can use anything outside of bombing raids

still no multiplayer what a waste of a great game

Exactly like warno and wargame, except its not absolute shit.

Very fun game 9/10

easy to play hard to master, i was initially put off as i wasnt sure what i was doing but after actually reading how the point system and phases work i really enjoy it.

Crashes too often for a game you have very limited abilities to save progress.
QoL is non existent. For example. there are reports about attacked units, but it just says type of the units, not their squad name or number or location.
So far, just another poorly implemented game. Don't give them your money until they actually do something to deserve them and start thinking about their customers having fun instead of overcoming poor design.

The card system where you have to draw something random negative is messed up. No saves during battles.

Mom I want Warno, the warno you got at home.. Honestly i own both and come back to this once in a while for the more simpler gameplay, its a great game though and recommend it if you play any other game like it

Its good, complex and the AI doesnt seem as stupid as other RTS, or maybe im the dumb one....who knows

Damned good game. Much smaller scale than Wargame with much less micromanagement. Well worth the price.

great game, brings back memories of Steel Panthers I used to play years ago.

less sweaty wargame... still need to know what you are doing but way less micro.

would have been nice if there was more graphical fidelity since we actually have time to manage and watch engagements in this one..

kinda silly seeing tanks drive through houses etc

8/10

This is a fantastic game and probably one of the best RTS games I ever played, and I´m playing games since the 80s. Is has some limited scope: is single player only, only two general groups of enemies (NATO/Warsav Pact - the soviets), but the detail expands the variety of troops under each force group. But is really well done how he approach it and really fun and easily draws you in. Also, check the Winds of Change DLC: it expands the game by A LOT.

To sum up: beatiful, fun, easy to run (I use a potato to run it), engaging, has great AI and blows away the competition. BUT is single player only. Not a problem for me, but it may be a deal breaker for you. I hope is not. Is a great game!

I prefer this game over the Wargame and Warno series. While the fast pace and micromanagement in those games are exciting for many, I enjoy the slower pace here. It gives me time to think and appreciate the war scenes without the frantic clicking to keep things under control. The graphics are stunning, but one downside is how units can pass through towns and buildings. I get that it’s meant to simulate a commander’s overall view, but it still feels off.

This is the spiritual successor to the World in Conflict. Off-map support is accrued via "support points" and can be anything from a smokescreen to a cruise missile barrage. The game focuses less on micromanagement and more on proper usage of each unit available to you and good strike force composition. Its excellent single-player campaign and decent replayability make it an easy recommendation for anyone who likes Cold War RTS games or is interested in the WW3 premise.