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Strategic Command: World War I is ready to break through your lines.

Mark the day on your calendar, as General Mobilization will begin on our Store and on Steam on December 5th. Be ready to relive the Great War from the opening shots of 1914 to the final offensives, in a massive 20 mile per hex map covering Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and the Atlantic.

Get more information about Strategic Command: World War I from its official product page


Key Features

- 3 campaigns (1914 Call to Arms, 1914 Triple Alliance (where Italy joins the Central Powers) and 1917 Fate of Nations
- New unit types added including ANZACs, Colonial Corps and Mountain Corps
- Enhanced Fog of War clearly shows the limits of your units’ spotting range
- Recon Bombers providing information on enemy positions will improve the effect of your Artillery
- Naval Mines can be laid to damage enemy shipping
- Units are able to move and entrench, and trenches can be improved through researching Trench Warfare

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From my personal point of view the official product page leaves some room for improvement, as neither the improved AI & scripting nor the completely new mine fields are currently mentioned there, even though the AI is one of the strongest and most praised parts of every SC game, and Mines are indeed brand new (while Ground Attack Planes were of course already part of the first SC WW1 game).
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Steam gift card locked and loaded ! [X(]

Cant wait to pick this up!

ORIGINAL: xwormwood

From my personal point of view the official product page leaves some room for improvement, as neither the improved AI & scripting nor the completely new mine fields are currently mentioned there, even though the AI is one of the strongest and most praised parts of every SC game, and Mines are indeed brand new (while Ground Attack Planes were of course already part of the first SC WW1 game).
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You're right and it's since been updated. [:)]

You're right and it's since been updated. [:)]

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And the price then? Is it a secret? Good to know I think.