Bundling together the classic tug of war games Warfare 1917 and Warfare 1944, Warfare Legacy Collection contains the definitive versions of these original strategy games. This edition also introduces an all-new campaign, Battle of the Bulge. Engage in the strategic battles of WW1 and WW2, commanding troops and shaping battlefields.

Fighting historical battles in and out of the trenches of France, Warfare 1917 sees you play as either the British or German Army in a campaign of attrition.

Deploy troops and control the trenches!
Make use of the first tanks used in war to dominate the battlefield.
Break the enemy morale with fire support and take their ground.
Spend command points to upgrade your troops and fire support.
Set up custom battles with your choice of units, trenches, barbed wire and land mines!

Taking to the fields of battle in Warfare 1944, you’ll choose between the U.S Forces or the Wehrmacht. Choose to either fight to liberate France or defend it from the Allied assault. Engage in the strategic tug of war across three lanes of battle.

Fight to complete objectives or win the morale victory by wearing down your enemies.
More refined control over your units, order them to throw smoke, use suppressing fire or to advance!
Use officers to call in air support and artillery barrages to destroy entrenched enemies.
Set up custom battles on the map of your choice with units and fire support chosen by you.

Set during the freezing winter of 1944, Battle of the Bulge adds an entirely new campaign to the collection. Inspired by one of WWII’s final major offensives, these missions take players through snowy forests, shattered towns, and desperate defenses on both sides of the front.

Hold the line against surprise attacks and push back under brutal conditions.
Escort convoys, clear minefields, and capture key crossroads.
Face new mission types built exclusively for this campaign.
A brand-new chapter, fully original to the Legacy Collection.

Warfare Legacy Collection reviewMeh by aldiablo

Warfare Legacy Collection review
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by aldiablo