Combat Mission Battle for Normandy - Battle Pack 2 | Out Now

[NotTooBad]

In a remarkable convergence of history and gaming, the highly anticipated Battle Pack 2 DLC for Combat Mission Battle for Normandy launches today, June 6th, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of D-Day. This latest expansion immerses players in the pivotal moments of the Normandy invasion, offering an authentic and richly detailed experience of one of World War II's most significant events.

Get ready to play with three gripping campaigns, eight standalone scenarios, and six master maps. Experience D-Day from two perspectives: command the 1/506 PIR in a night drop and lead the 2/8 IR through the beach landing. Engage in key battles along the breakthrough corridor, facing terrain challenges and enemy resistance. Command the German 17SS PzG and 6FJR in a campaign to reclaim Carentan. Test your tactical prowess in eight standalone scenarios against friends or AI opponents. Explore six meticulously crafted master maps, spanning 63.7 square kilometers, inspired by historical locations.

You can also expand your gaming experience by purchasing the DLC: Commonwealth Forces, Market Garden, Vehicle Pack and Battle Pack 1, discounted on Steam for a limited time.

To celebrate the launch on Steam and Matrix Games, the bundle Combat Mission Battle for Normandy Complete will be discounted at 10% off for a limited time on Steam.

Anyone with a copy of the game purchased on Battlefront.com will also be able to redeem a Matrix Store key and Steam key HERE using their original game code. If you want to know how to do it, all details can be found here

To celebrate the launch of this new DLC, the entire Combat Mission series is discounted by 50% on Steam.

Last but not least, this afternoon we have a stream on our Twitch channel showcasing the new DLC, don't miss it; D-Day awaits you.

[OldSarge]

Great! Unfortunately, there isn't an updater for v4.05 and the 'Open Website' doesn't appear to work from the DLC installer. I've submitted a ticket

[Bowensasa]

Wow, this sounds incredible! The detail they've put into recreating the Normandy invasion is seriously impressive. Reminds me of the attention to detail some indie developers put into their projects too. I remember getting completely absorbed in a small game once, something quirky and unexpected. Speaking of unexpected, have you guys seen Crazy Cattle 3D? It's a bit of a departure from historical simulations, but sometimes you just need some silly fun. Anyway, definitely checking out this DLC later!