West Front Battle Pack I

West Front is the sequel to East Front, and it's a turn based game with the World War II western front as background. In West Front you can choose almost all level of organization, from platoon levels to army and corps level. For instance, you can control 4 Panzer Tiger, or 200 PzKfw VI Tiger. There are single missions and historical campaigns, but above all a powerful campaign or single mission editor, with map editor, scenario editor, campaign editor and OBB(order of battle editor).

West Front Battle Pack I is an add-on for West Front and bring essentially three things on the tablet : - About 50 new missions. - New units for the German troops including fictional ones. - The missions from the original game and the mission pack are linked into campaigns.

West Front is the sequel to East Front, and it's a turn based game with the World War II western front as background. In West Front you can choose almost all level of organization, from platoon levels to army and corps level. For instance, you can control 4 Panzer Tiger, or 200 PzKfw VI Tiger. There are single missions and historical campaigns, but above all a powerful campaign or single mission editor, with map editor, scenario editor, campaign editor and OBB(order of battle editor).

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