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Codename Panzers Cold War
Codename Panzers Phase One
Panzer Phase 1
Code Name Panzers Phase Two
Codename Panzers Phase One Maps Strategy Guide

This is my first modification for Codename: Panzers phase II. This is also a beta version, so be waiting for the full version, which will include lots of maps and even more units from Panzers phase one. You need WinRAR to open, readme included.

Codename: Panzers is a World War II video game created by Hungarian game developer StormRegion. It launched in 2004 to generally favorable reviews. The series entered its second iteration in July 2005 with Codename: Panzers Phase II.
There’s no one feature of Codename: Panzers that sets it apart from all the real-time strategy games before it. But the game contains all the right things that came before mixed in a World War II setting to create a game that sits among the best in its genre.
Codename: Panzers Phase One is the first game in the series. ContentsOverview Edit Campaigns Edit. A brief description of each campaign, to look at a more detailed description and all the missions within the campaign, go its main article.
Codename: Panzers is a WWII simulation where players can take command of Russian, Allied, or German troops. Historically accurate vehicles -- tanks, jeeps, motorcycles, and planes -- take to the battlefield with environments that include weather effects, and a realistic damage system.
Codename: Panzers - Phase One Stormregion made massive tanks a crucial element in this tactical combat action title set in World War II. Russian, German and Allied troops fight in three campaigns and more than 30 breath taking single player missions.
For Codename: Panzers, Phase One on the PC, FAQ/Walkthrough by Deuce ex Defcon.

Platforms:	PC
Publisher:	CDV Software Entertainment
Developer:	Stormregion Szoftverfejlesztő
Genres:	Strategy / Real-Time Tactics
Release Date:	June 16, 2004
Game Modes:	Singleplayer / Multiplayer

Take traditional real-time strategy combat, graft onto it the small unit tactics of the old Close Combat games, add a campaign system not unlike that of Panzer General, and you have a good idea what to expect from Codename Panzers Phase Ones. Like many great games that take the best of what came before to create something new, it combines familiar elements with strong presentation and some truly great visuals to become a role model for World War 2 action strategy gaming.

Panzers takes place all across a superbly rendered European countryside. Urban settings are just as impressive, with almost every building both accessible to your troops and able to be destroyed by heavy guns. This provides a lot of cool gameplay, where submachine gun teams go toe-to-toe in an occupied villa while artillery tries to knock the building down around their heads. When stuff blows up, it blows up real good too. Tanks send bits of metal flying in all directions. Men are sent reeling by explosions and buildings crash down in a cloud of dust.

The excellent presentation supports the gameplay. In the German campaign, winding your way through the main character’s diary of the war. The game does a great job of following history here while it maintains the real-time tactical gameplay. Anti-tank guns are dangerous to just about any tank but squads of machine gunners backed up by medics are a lethal counter to those stationary targets.

Panzers’ missions emphasize information gathering. Proper use of the Recon planes at your disposal that can give you a major leg up on what to expect. The missions are linear, and while you may not know necessarily what will come next (there are hidden objectives you can also uncover), you can usually predict the path you need to take across the map. That gripe carries over to the AI, which in most missions basically waits for you to arrive. The only other negative is a tendency for traffic jams with too many units moving together.

Amazingly, the AI’s generic play doesn’t affect enjoyment much at all. The real-world balance of weaponry and careful tactics make the missions fun. Depending on the difficulty level, you receive replacements for lost units before a new mission, and there’s a setting where you only get those replacements through earning prestige. A dead unit is gone for good on Hard. On the Normal setting, you still feel the hurt because lost units lose the experience and bonuses they earned during each mission but at least you can throw some more rookies on the front line. Conservation is always key.

There’s no one feature of Codename: Panzers that sets it apart from all the real-time strategy games before it. But the game contains all the right things that came before mixed in a World War II setting to create a game that sits among the best in its genre. With no resource management other than the need to win with as little loss of man and machine as possible, this game has great focus.

System Requirements: Pentium III 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 3 GB HDD, WinXP

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Codename Panzers: Cold War is a real-time strategy simulation video game developed by InnoGlow and published by THQ Nordic. the game was released on 10 March, 2009 for Microsoft Windows via Steam.

Codename Panzers Cold War

About This Game:
Tempelhof, Berlin, dawn of 8th April 1949.

A major armed conflict is brewing between the Western powers and the Soviet bloc. The Red Army has been growing ever stronger since the end of World War II. With the growth of their army the Soviets realize that they hold the advantage, and are only waiting for the right moment to attack. That moment arrives with the Tempelhof Incident: the near-fatal collision of a US cargo plane and a Soviet fighter over Berlin’s main airfield. A fatal combination of coincidence and human error, there is no point in arguing what went wrong, no point in asking who pulled the trigger first and who fired on whom in return. The Incident went down in history as fatal.

Within 12 hours of the crash the ground beneath the German capital is shaking with the salvoes of a war never meant to be: a conflict between former allies over Europe and global supremacy.

In this game the worst comes true, and it may just change the fate of the “free world” forever! WWII is now just a memory – but the Cold War has just begun…

Key features
– Authentic “Cold War” era
– Variable squads with powerful squad leaders, capable of easily taking on any kind of enemy, providing a gameplay more balanced and fun than ever!
– Personalizable units with visible function upgrades
– Unique building combat system – buildings can be destroyed or occupied to gain an advantage
– Fascinating storyline which follows the personal fates of both familiar Codename Panzers heroes and brand new ones alike
– Detailed “movie-like” world simulation: a truly “alive” world in which each and every single unit possesses its own AI and reacts to the player’s actions accordingly
– Single player campaign with 18 exciting missions. Your goal is to save the world and help NATO to stop the Soviets, yet occasionally you will end up changing sides to find yourself in Russia, helping out the KGB.
– Scenario Mode: replay missions already won/unlocked in order to increase your overall score
– 25 multiplayer maps and 3 modes: Domination, Multiplayer-Mission and Team Match
– Physics-based building destruction. Each building will collapse in its own unique manner, using real-time physics simulation: pieces falling from – houses are assigned to various categories according to their size and mass
– Full simulation of the effects of light and terrain conditions on unit behavior
– Weather changes affect gameplay and visual effects: reducing sight, movement speed, range of fire and every parameter imaginable
– Dual display support with strategic map for making strategic decisions
– Brand new Gepard 3 graphics engine with full vertex and pixel shader 3.0 support

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