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Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord

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Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord

Rating: 4.8 (10 votes cast)

Combat Mission is a 1-2 player, turn-based, simultaneous-execution 3D simulation of WWII tactical warfare. It combines unparalleled game depth and ease of use with a true 3D environment. The move to the 3rd dimension is not just to look cool, rather it it improves the accuracy of the simulation. Think of the world around us - it's all 3D. True 3D LOS, 3D spotting, 3D terrain, and 3D trajectories are a lot more realistic than 2D approximations, so that is what CM delivers!

Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord takes you from Normandy 1944 to Germany 1945 on World War Two's Western Front. Play as Allied or Axis, ranging from US Airborne to German Volkssturm. Battle across the bocage, tackle a village or two, drive through the plains, push into the woods, and slog it out in cities. CM provides all this and more with its historical scenarios and campaigns. And if there is a battle that isn't covered, make it up yourself with the easy to use editor.

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By danielprates posted 16th June 2010

The "combat mission" series is a very well-successfull attempt to model tactic warfare. Basically what you have here are real scale terrain, units and combat - and what is even more important, a real time flow where reactions, speeds, movement and fire rounds works in a very realistic timing. In my point of view this is the best feature of the combat mission series. All of this flows in a perfetcly controlable 3D envoiroment. To manage all of this could be difficult, so this is how the game works: you have an orders phase, where you tell your units what to do. Then you just click "play" and you sit back and watch one minute of combat. After this one minute elapses, the game pauses and you remake (or keep) your orders. This may sound weird but actually it is a great sistem, since it also recreates the difficulty involved in giving orders and having your troops to respond to them.

Units are perfectly - I mean perfectly - depicted, specially vehicles, their speeds, armaments, reactions and etcetera. This is a must-have for strategy gamers.