Unity of Command 2 is a new wargaming standard in every aspect. It has good mechanics, a fun campaign structure, and it even looks quite good to boot. This is a pure wargame: ...

But Unity of Command 2 is a wargame with a fast turnover, and that's precisely what makes it so accessible. Brief skirmishes are the order of the day rather than long, drawn-out stalemates.

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Unity of Command 2 is an excellent game no matter what category you're using - turn-based strategy, war game, WW2 games… It offers a modern interpretation of an age-old formula that's both ...

Unity of Command 2 is built on an all-new 3D engine, while still retaining the Unity of Command signature art style and fluid gameplay. 2x2 promises that it will be easily accessible yet hard to ...

The critically-acclaimed Unity of Command franchise is back. Unity of Command 2 arrives on Steam today with a completely new 3D engine, fog of war, and more.

Unity of Command II returns to its roots, 10 years to the day since the initial release of "Unity of Command: Stalingrad Campaign"! Genres Simulator, Strategy, Indie ...

And yet, that's exactly how Unity of Command happened. Entrenchment In 1995, Strategic Simulations, Inc. published what many consider to be a seminal work in the wargaming pantheon: Panzer General .

Unity of over-all command gives neither the Army or the Navy the right to interfere with the internal problems of the other. In the global struggle of World War II, ...

Unity of Command is one of the best wargames to come out in the last five years, and probably the greatest intro-level wargame since Panzer General 2. This week, it finally arrived on Steam on ...

Unity of Command 2 interview: Evolving strategic battles. 2x2 Games are preparing the follow up to their 2012 cult hit Unity of Command. We spoke with the team at PAX West to see how the sequel is ...

It is said that ships don’t sink be­cause of the wa­ter around them, they sink be­cause of the wa­ter that gets in them. The same prin­ci­ple can be seen in ac­tion when we look at lead­er­ship teams ...