So, how is it?

In this elegant turn-based strategy game, compelling gameplay combines with gripping history to create an addictive mix. Aimed at all levels, from those who have never played a wargame before to those who know the history of World War II in detail, this is an entertaining and mentally challenging game of combined arms strategy. Your armor, infantry, artillery and air units will follow you through the most crucial battles of the Eastern Front. You will be able to choose from 47 different upgrades and improvements for your units as well as add new forces based on your success in the campaign. Take command in two German and one Soviet campaign as well as individual scenarios and determine the fate of the Eastern Front.

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Rosseau
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It's me that should be apologizing, gentlemen. Didn't even know there was a HOI3 discussion in the Matrix forums. Thank you for being so gracious, Erik. These are the reasons why I support Matrix!

LarryP, I went ahead and posted in the HOI3 thread, with a red face...
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ORIGINAL: JudgeDredd
In a "lite enjoyable wargame" way, yes. Very easy to pick up and play. What's hard to master is the finer points...where you are going to place your resource points for fuel, ammo and strength...not "gamey" - just lite. Very easy to fire up and play quickly.

Sounds like a perfect airport/ "in flight" game. Exactly what the Dr. ordered.[:)]
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BTW, one of the testers was running it on a netbook.
Conflict of Heroes "Most games are like checkers or chess and some have dice and cards involved too. This game plays like checkers but you think like chess and the dice and cards can change everything in real time."
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