Slitherine

I blew through the entire very short American Campaign in about a half hour. Very little challenge. The game makes Heroes Of Stalingrad seem like a marathon Gary Grigsby title by comparison. Should have about 20 more scenarios for each Campaign. Chintzy!

2 American campaigns, 2 German ones and 2 for the Commonwealth nations, each of 6 linked battles

12 skirmish maps, 4 on each size map

4 atm online maps

and 2 rogue campaigns of 6 linked missions each, and you say not enough? plus editor once released...

well we all have our own opinions, thanks for yours , as all feedback good or bad is feedback never the less, so thanks for taking the time to voice and publish yours.

i'm sure a developer will add some more of what either is planned or in the workshop / development etc

The first US campaign is the tutorial so pretty quick. Tell us when you've completed everything. I think you'll be surprised how many hours of gameplay there is

I think it is great value for $20. - A terrible deal was when I bought lunch the other day at Wendy's and tried the new pulled pork sandwich combo meals for the wife I. Wish I had that $16-17 back.

I cannot say I agree with the sentiment, but I must have had a different experience.

Of course part of that is that I play the physical game and have a number of online folks I can play in challenges, which likely has colored my view. I think it is a great game for $20, considering I often get half the value for twice the price.

Compared to most other wargames around today, this one is a very good price:

Panzer Corps has 32 scenarios (base game only) for $20 when I last checked.

OOB Pacific has 28 scenarios for $40 (although a 3d engine)

Commander the Great War has 5 large scenarios for $30-40

Strategic Command Games have 10-12 scenarios (1 large, many small) for $30+

Heroes of Normandie has 64 scenarios for $20

Why should anyone want to complain about this?

- BNC

when you say short did you just play the tutorial campaign?