WWII In Europe: The First Blitzkrieg
$39.95		(Win98/Me/XP) (Jewel Case) (1STBLITZPJ)

Publisher: HPS Simulation

Wargame: WWII

A New Form Of Warfare!!

In September 1939 a new form of warfare erupted in Europe, one that would forever transform how wars were fought. As German panzers rolled across Poland, a new word was spoken to describe combined armor and air operations: Blitzkrieg.

Following the conquest of Poland, Germany would then turn its attention to Scandinavia and then to France and the Low Countries in the first few years of what would become the Second World War. Can you command the German panzers with the same skill as Guderian and Rommel, or as the Allies, can you stop the Wehrmacht where the historical commanders failed?

The First Blitzkrieg is the start of what will be a series of games called Total War in Europe. Unit scale ranges from divisions to battalions, and includes air groups. Map scale is 10 kilometers per hex and two days per turn. Each game map is part of a greater Master Map, encompassing the whole of Europe and parts of North Africa and Western Asia with a quarter million hexes. The Master Map will be released with the final game in the series.

Features

Seventeen scenarios and campaigns from the invasion of Poland to the Fall of France.

There are also hypothetical scenarios drawn from Operation SEA LION (the planned German invasion of Britain) and “what if” the Allies had taken the offensive against Germany in the autumn of 1939.

Players have the opportunity to alter the course of history on both the operational and strategic level.

Play modes include:

• AI (against the computer)
• Play-By-E-Mail
• Two-Player Hotseat (single computer)
• Network Play (both two player and multiplayer using teams)

Requirements:

Windows 98/Me/XP: Pentium-based 200mhz+ PC with 32 megabytes of RAM. 250 megabytes of hard drive space. CD-ROM drive for installation and game play. Windows compatible sound card. Modem/LAN/Internet for Network play

Windows 95 is not supported.

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