At first it looked rather simple - trivial maneuver makes your enemies fall. However the complexity grows as you progress in missions. First battles were one-run and just to enjoy graphics (pretty cool I have to say) and towards end of the Soviet campaign it was "blood and sweat" (actually - save and load, load, load, load again). Maps are big. Objectives given - change. You count on siege and suddenly you get an order to counter-attack. Well, you have to rethink how you use your tanks then... I like this - one map is more than just one objective and you must apply different strategies during the attempt. Graphics are superb - watching your tanks ripping apart enemy cars (literally) or observing results of air strike - pure joy. Have to say often your unit are acting stupid: when infantry is ordered to move they just don't bother to return fire or try to hide if hit enemy lines. Tanks pass by fair game of anti-tank guns, turning their back to them. But this is minor things - just keeps your attention on what is going on on the map. Played on Linux - additional thanks for platform support.
