Panzer Corps 2

Bought the game only to discover i only owned a skeleton of a game. This is even worse the Paradox' approach to milking the customers. At least they are being honest abouth being slithering. Skeletons are dead to me. Getting effed by skeleton puppetmaster is out of the question RIP money, RIP game, goodbye studio.

Although, it is an improvement over its predecessor on graphics, sounds and visuals. The game over all fails to give the user the satisfaction the first one gives. I liked the first game, it was keeping the tradition inherited from the panzer general series however this one fails to do so. Overly extended gameplay and forcing you to farm prestige points beyond necessary... this is a disappointed for me. I must tell you I am a veteran on turn based games especially hundreds of hours burned on PG-1 , PG-2, PG-III (which is the first 3D /isometric release of the title) series as well as PanzerCorps series. (I guess this last sentence exposed my age)

I recommend playing Panzer Corps 2. Pros: Great tunbased combat Big campaign and lots of szenarios Mod support Cons: Outside of the main campaign story is only presented as texts. Not a lot of different goals for winning a szenario

One of the best WW2 Strategy Games of it's type. Has huge amounts of content filled with many different unit types and gameplay options to diversify playthroughs. Downside is that the best content is in the DLC's but the main game is still good by itself

The graphics of the game are perhaps my favorite part. I also like the "over run" aspect of the game play. The graphic interface, with the mouse/scroll, I find to be sort of chunky and frustrating at times, but all in all-I enjoy this version of the franchise.

Playing from the spanish civil war to either the historical end in 1945 or the alternate end in 1946 is one of the best experiences I have had in gaming. Near infinite replayability, a strategy game that won't be for everyone but it is for me. My favorite strategy game ever

Okay, like was saying in a different review, I thoroughly enjoy playing table top strategy games along with the computer versions, Steel Panthers, etc. And well, Panzer Corps 2 fills the bill for that itch to play. In fact, 283 hours worth. It isn't one of the hard core ones with beyond belief logistics. I would simply highly recommend it. I think entry level folks would enjoy giving it a go as well. Don't let new stuff intimidate you. :)

Pretty fun game and much better AI than the original

Gameplay Mechanics: 9/10 Narrative: 5/10 Graphics: 7/10 Sound and Music: 7/10 Replayability: 8/10 Innovation: 7/10 Panzer Corps 2 is a top-tier entry in the turn-based WWII wargame genre. It takes the classic hex-based formula of the original and upgrades it with a modern engine, slicker visuals, and deeper tactical options—while keeping that addictive, puzzle-like mission flow intact. Gameplay mechanics are excellent. With over 1,000 unit types, deep customization, and a strong focus on combined arms and unit preservation, the game offers a huge tactical sandbox. The core loop of maneuvering units, managing supply lines, and achieving time-sensitive objectives is as satisfying as ever. Score: 9/10. Narrative is minimal. While there are multiple campaign paths (including alternate history), the story is really just a light backdrop to the strategic gameplay. Don’t come in expecting character arcs or dramatic storytelling—this one’s about pure tactics. Score: 5/10. Graphics are a solid step up from the first game. The 3D engine looks clean, and unit models are well-detailed for a wargame. It's not flashy, but it’s clear and visually satisfying for its genre. Score: 7/10. Sound and music do their job well. The soundtrack sets the tone, unit sounds are satisfying, and there’s a good sense of atmosphere during battles. Nothing groundbreaking, but solid all around. Score: 7/10. Replayability is strong. The game offers extensive campaign content, mod support, multiplayer, and even a random map generator. You can get dozens (or hundreds) of hours out of it if you enjoy the style. Score: 8/10. Innovation gets points for updating a classic formula without losing its core appeal. While it doesn’t revolutionize the genre, features like undo, flexible scenario design, and branching campaigns add great quality-of-life improvements. Score: 7/10. Bottom line: Panzer Corps 2 is everything a modern hex wargame should be—deep, rewarding, and endlessly replayable. If you're into WWII strategy and love planning the perfect assault, this is a must-play.

delicate, clear, comfortable

3 years waiting for your bullshit Pacific DLC

A good 4X strategy game.

grezt wwII strategy game.

Great game