Codename Panzers Phase One

The computer game Codename Panzers Phase One will be appreciated by everyone who likes pseudo-historical game projects in the strategy genre. Gamers first learned about the computer toy in 2004, it was then that it first appeared in the public domain. But even after so many years, interest in the project has not disappeared, and fans of the military-tactical direction are still happy to play it. The game was created by the Stormregion team, and has a rich plot, but the gameplay here is quite classic. Most of all, the graphic design stands out in the game project, given that the system requirements are not high.

For those gamers who have played all parts of Blitzkrieg, the Codename Panzers Phase One project may not be surprised by what is happening on the screen. The events of the plot are largely intertwined with previously created events dating back to the years of World War II, and from the general entourage, we can conclude that all events are real. If you delve into the project, and complete it, spending nine hours mastering the single-player campaign, it becomes clear that there are no real coincidences and events in the game. The only exceptions are military equipment, as well as tactical capabilities inherent in the characters.
In addition to graphics, the game stands out among other projects similar in genre by a certain feature, namely, the presence of self-propelled guns. Users can use all-destroying self-propelled artillery units during the game, which means that the possibilities in matters of strategy and planning open up as wide as possible. Your rear is under the reliable protection of heavy-duty artillery, and at any time you can destroy your enemies.
⚙️ System Requirements:
Operating System: Windows: XP/Vista/ 7/8/10
Processor: Intel Pentium D 805 or AMD Athlon X2 +3800
RAM: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 5 GB
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT or NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra or later