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Posted on: February 8, 2017
Fry_Lord
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 310 Rezensionen: 10
Probably The Best of the General Series
I had a CD copy of this back in the day, & I'm stoked to be able to play it again in a post-DOS world. There are a lot of good DOS games that don't transition well into DOS emulators: This is not one of them. If you're an old fart who spent the 70s & 80s playing Avalon Hill box games like Panzer Blitz and Afrika Korps, this one's for you.
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Posted on: January 27, 2011
Hoggorm
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 75 Rezensionen: 6
Perfection..
It must be one of the greatest WW2 games I ever played, All those units. Commanding Panzer I in 1939, and a Pz5 Panther with the same crew fighting the Russians on the border of Germany with a whole new experience.. Very few flaws in this game..
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Posted on: May 16, 2020
ApatheticExcuse
Spiele: 37 Rezensionen: 12
Better options out there
PG 2 is, honestly, a great game and a classic. I pumped about a trillion hours into it once upon a time. If this were 1997 and it was brand new, I wouldn't hesitate to tell you to get it. Even today, it's such a solid, challenging, enjoyable turn based tactical that I can't genuinely tell you *not* to get it Personally, though, I now find it lacks a lot of the charm of PG 1 for some reason - I may be the only one, but I genuinely miss the little attack animations from the first game and some of the more simplistic systems. Subjectively speaking, if I was going to spend $13 on one or the other, and take a slight risk it might not work at all, I would 100% pick the first. More objectively speaking, though, I'm just not sure why you'd buy this. OpenGeneral is a free, open source remake of PG 2 that does all the same things, a little bit more, and is free. It also allows for fairly easy modding, and tons of different eras, equipment sets, and scenarios are out there for downloading. While I actually like PG 2's older-style UI and graphics more, it's hard to say there's a lot to recommend it to most people over the more modern, less expensive alternative. Personally, I hope GoG gets PG1 or one of the related games set in the Pacific theater on here instead - OpenGeneral doesn't emulate them quite as well and I'd have a much easier time recommending them as unique experiences for $10-$15. That said, if you don't really care about the extras of OpenGeneral, don't like the presentation of it, or simply want to play a really, really good old game, I will, again, not ever tell you this isn't actually WORTH the small price tag.
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Posted on: February 10, 2012
artinfos
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 92 Rezensionen: 1
Panzer General II
I absolutely loved all these games and would play the campaigns over, over and over again!! Awesome game for the armchair general that doesn't want to micro-manage!
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Posted on: December 7, 2013
MrGolf
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 12 Rezensionen: 1
One of the best games ever
I have played this game off and on since it first came out. It has certainly stood the test of time, especially with some of the mods that are available. There are many additional campaigns and scenarios out there that make the game even more enjoyable.
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