Разработчик: 88mm
Описание
In Frontline: The Longest Day, players command the Allied forces through some of the most famous battles of the war, freeing Europe from the hands of the German Army. The game takes place over five massive, engaging and challenging missions, all inspired by historical missions which took place during operation Overlord: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Cherbourg, Sword & Juno.
Players are faced with tough decisions and will have to think through the options to take advantage of terrain, use their combat techniques wisely and make sure they leverage the special ability of each unit to overcome the enemy and get Europe back in safe hands.
FEATURES
- Land, and aerial combat: all units have strengths and weaknesses encouraging different uses, adding an extra strategic layer to the game. There are over 80 of them!
- Units will upgrade throughout the game, based on combat success and experience. This will prove to be an extremely powerful tool to progress in the game providing the players with a personalized army depending on their style of play.
- Complex combat mechanics and special abilities for all units such as: Flanking manoeuvres, encirclements, suppression, combat fatigue, penetration, deflection, removing landmines, artillery support, airstrikes, transport, sandbags, march, APCR ammunition, incendiary grenades, smoke grenades, artillery barrages, reinforce & resupply.
- Maps are created to reflect the real terrain and their dramatic impact on the historical situation.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS: Vista, 7, 8, 10
- Processor: Pentium 4
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 256Mb Vga Card
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
Отзывы пользователей
Doesn't worth your dime.
typical mobile port cash grab from these devs
they put the same games out again and again under different names
then just walk away from them leaving a bug filled unfinished mess
mindblowing that the same team put a diamond of a game like panzer corps or order of battle
but leave a trail a mile long of utter crap they couldnt be bothered to finished
am finding numerous bugs and cannot complete gold beach. bugs are listed in forum, but the fixes that they claim are auto on steam don't seem to real. very disappointing.
I was dissapointed with this game as I was hoping for a nice hex based old skool style game but instead I found this buggy game with a strange map style, for example tanks cannot cross certain areas and must go around trees and some rivers, you must find out which ones as the map gives no clues, the game also crashes and the saved games are often corrupt, Ive played 19 hours and would probably be more enjoyable if it wasnt for the bugs.
Basically it's a piece of crap. Buggy as hell and the "manual" you can click on in the opening screen consists solely of installation instructions for one of their other games so you're pretty much on your own figuring out how to accomplish all that stuff they say you can do. The user interface is pretty much like a scaled down version of those found in true turn based simulations and might be OK if there was some way of knowing how to activate the less obvious ones. Supposed to be a patch floating around but I couldn't find it.
That being said, it's five bucks so I didn't expect it to be on a par with $50 new releases. My own personal feeling is that I'd want my money back if I had paid any more than $5 for it but $5 isn't worth the hassle. On a scale of 1-5 it ekes out a 2 IMO.
I've been playing the iPad version, so my counter doesn't represent the amount of time I have spent with this title.
What I need to say is that the AirStrike exploit completely ruins this game.
Of course that wouldn't happend if there would be any kind of AI in the game.
If you don't care about spending the five Euros and you are curious, just grab the game, if you are on the fence, don't take it.
Very early first impressions after playing just a few turns. Very easy to play, much less complex than Panzer Corps. Manual tells you nothing, there's no tutorial. There are hints in Frontline: Road to Moscow before you start a battle, which basically tell you how the game works, but not in this game. Instead you get a pop up occasionally explaining things. Not very obvious how things work at first but I'm picking it up quickly. No fog of war, so you can see where all the enemy units are. Definitely seems to be a "wargame lite" designed for casual play, but strategy is still needed. There are several combat mechanics and special abilities that aren't obvious at first. These need to be explained better. I've already had several units wiped out. Well it is D-Day after all...
Game is not very polished. Starts in a window (press Alt+Enter to fill screen), no resolution options (although it's running fine in 2560x1080), graphics are pretty but not very sharp. Found a couple of bugs already, landed some units and they've retained the landing craft icons (so I'm now moving and attacking inland with landing craft). Also the frame rate is insanely high (up to a totally unnecessary 1000 FPS) which was straining my graphics card, but I fixed that by running Bandicam in the background to cap the framerate to 30FPS. I've reported these bugs. Knowing Slitherine they'll be fixed. Warhammer Armageddon had the same frame rate problem and they've fixed that in the latest patch I think.
Early conclusion: Pretty looking turn based wargame. Quick and easy to play (but with a certain hidden depth that isn't obvious), would suit casual players who don't want too much detail. A few bugs at the moment, but no doubt they'll be fixed. It's no Panzer Corps, but it would be unfair to expect too much at this price point. It seems like a fair price for what you get.
Update: I've been playing this for a little while now, on and off, and I'm getting to like it more and more. It's really quite enjoyable. I haven't encountered any major bugs yet, and the landing craft icons disappeared after reloading.
Another Update: Airstrikes are definitely overpowered, in the sense that you can do as many as you like, you're only limited by the points you have to spend. But I have a ridiculous number of points, so I can do as many as I want each turn. It's making the game way too easy, I can just bomb everything to oblivion and I don't need to attack with my ground units at all. In fact I've been purposely not using it just to give myself a bit of a challenge. This really needs to be addressed. Just like there's a limit on how many units you can buy, there should be a limit on how many airstrikes you're allowed each turn. Having maybe 3 or 5 airstrikes max each turn would solve this problem.
Also, nearing the end of the first scenario, it locked up. It's done this several times before but it usually only lasts a short while then you can continue. This time I was unable to continue and lost all my progress. Obviously this should be fixed too (I'm using Win 7 64 bit), but as a safeguard, an autosave at the beginning of each turn would be nice.
At the moment, you can deal with these issues by imposing a voluntary air attack limit on yourself each turn, and saving (save and quit) each turn, just in case of an unrecoverable lockup, even though it's a bit of a hassle to reload each turn.
I still recommend this game, but it's more of a cautious recommendation now, on the assumption that these problems will be fixed. You might want to avoid rushing into a purchase until they are.
If you want turn based strategy get yourself Panzer Corps or Panzer Tactics HD but not this! Here you only get unfair and unhistorical map/unitbalance poor graphics and not even fullscreen support. Even for 5 bucks this is more than poor!
art money doesnt work, but in the files there is a the word cheats in every level..... more work needed
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | 88mm |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 22% положительных (9) |