Panzer Corps 2

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Posted on: June 21, 2023

ultimatenexus

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Gry: Opinie: 2

One of the best turn-based wargames

This is simply one of the best turn-based wargames to date. I already have 450 hours on the clock and with the additional mission coming out and the excellent mods there is no indication that this number will not go up even further. Graphics: They are quite good with nice 3D models and some nice tessellation effects on the environment. Certainly the best looking game in the genre. 5/5 Mechanics: Easy to learn, hard to master. There is quite some tactical depth in the different unit types and their strength and weaknesses and of course the heroes which can completely change the way a unit is used in the mission. There is certainly more complex games out there, specifically when it comes to supply logistics, but for me the game strikes the sweet spot between accessibility and complexity. 5/5 Balancing: The missions themselves are well designed and at times really challenging and force you to think on your feet. E.g. the infamous Moscow mission can be beaten easily by luring the enemy tanks into the city to be dismantled by your infantry there between the buildings. Failing to realize that though ... will most likely end in a bloodbath. My gripe with the balancing is the prestige (money). You will generally have (a lot) too much or to little depending on the difficulty you choose. I would wish to have more fine grained control over the difficulty aspects instead of the few pre-defined levels. 4/5 Mods: There is some great campaigns available including a mod which revives the Grand Campaign from PC1 which is absolutely fabulous and in itself basically another game worth of content. 5/5 DLCs: As usual, a tad overpriced for what you get but on a sale they are definitively worth it. Unfortunately its basically again the german campaign view only in more detail. At least there is a real ahistorical path as well (unlike the Grand Campaign in PC1). 4/5 All in all a solid 5 and one of my favorite games at the moment. Here is hoping they will support it for some time.

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Posted on: May 5, 2024

neosatan

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Gry: 81 Opinie: 1

A good puzzle game

Let us first get some misconceptions out of the way. It's not a war simulator. The units, names, operations and so are represented with good historical accuracy. However, the stats, maps distances, and the actual scenarios are creative interpretation of game makers. And this is fine, but I want to warn anyone that came here for a historically accurate game. Now, about the game. It's good. A good puzzle game set in WWII era from point of view of German Panzer Coprs (the tile kinda gives it away). Don't expect to spend much time commanding a M4 sherman. Each campaign is a series of scenarios on a hex map. Unit stats transition from map to map, along with prestige (the main resource). This means that you are incentivized to leverage strong suits of your units to suffer as little casualties as it's possible. This way you don't have to spent prestige to heal your units. This is not very well communicated in the tutorial campaign and the UI of the game. Each unit works in the same way. You look mainly on stats and special traits of units. Opponents have the same stats and traits visible in the UI. Most missions are 20 turns long which translates into 20-40 minutes for each mission. Sometimes an hour when dealing with more units. Overall, it's a quire snappy game and it feels very satisfying to complete objectives on turn 20 by doing some dariung manouver (which happen to me way to many times). I didn't yet delve into DLCs, but they seem to offer more of the same, but with variations. Surprisingly, I feel quite fungry for it. The main point of contempt for me is the price. 34 euros feels a little bit steep for what the game offers, but at 50% discount I wuld say get it and enjoy.

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Edited on: October 19, 2025

Posted on: May 6, 2024

ERISS

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Gry: 3133 Opinie: 209

The best is the enemy of the good

The problem with this wargame is that they added features without adapting the scenarios&campaigns. Until I understood that, I gave only 3 stars. So, to play the best, allow you 10 general points, so you don't need to take drawbacks (which may prevent you from playing some scenarios), don't allow you heroes being killed (even at 01% they die too fast), don't take any bad options. Then the game is like what the devs wanted, great.

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Posted on: September 6, 2024

chuckgry

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Gry: 146 Opinie: 1

Gift to old school PG fans

I have been playing the Panzer General series since about 1993 and this is the best upgrade to the game I have seen yet. The encirclement rules are my favorite innovation, and give mechanics as to how a weaker but much more mobile force can destroy a more numerically superior enemy. The vehicle attributes are not perfect but I can see why they made decisons , mostly towards game balance. Can't say enough good things about it.

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Posted on: July 10, 2020

connost

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Gry: 147 Opinie: 2

An excellent successor to the original

Bottom line: Assuming you like the genre, PC2 is an excellent improvement on the first installment without reinventing the wheel. This is a game I know I'll play for years as they release more content, and I think it's well worth your time. As noted by other reviewers, Panzer Corps 2 is a turn-based wargame that is easy to learn (for those roughly familiar with other TBS games) and difficult to master. It doesn't reinvent the wheel on the genre or the series--if you don't like the core conceit of carefully and methodically allocating your forces, executing the missions cautiously based on the strengths and weaknesses of your composition rather than bull rushing through, then this game will likely frustrate you--which is to say, it's no Company of Heroes or the like. Assuming you do like the genre, then PC2 improves on a winning formula from the 1st installment in the series in a way that--in my view--moves the game away from the "solvable puzzle" dynamic you sometimes felt in certain PC1 missions and toward a more flexible and open-ended game that provides different avenues to achieve your objectives. Some of this is done through more mission branching--giving you an option to play a more attritional siege-based level or a rapid blitzkrieg one--and some is done through a useful new supply system that limits the number of units you can field not on an absolute basis but on their relative weight and value (e.g. you can't just steamroll with 15 tank divisions and 10 engineers the way you could in PC1). This system, combined with more generous point rewards for improving and maintaining your army, along with a few other smaller tweaks, opens up tactical options that often felt more constrained in PC1. As an aside, I haven't had any technical difficulties playing this game. Obviously, everyone's experience on that differs, but at least know it's not a universal problem.

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