Cauldrons of War - Barbarossa - Free PC Download
Cauldrons of War Barbarossa is a turn-based strategic wargame.
From June 1941 until the Battle of Moscow, play the USSR or the Axis forces in one of the largest and bloodiest operations in history.
That was the summary, now I want to explain to you as an author what I wanted to do with this game:
"My intention was to make a very historic Wargame which would be the ideal game to launch when you want your WWII shoot
without wanting to launch one of your usual games that last for weeks.
I was also tired of the hexagons and "regions", I wanted to test a new system based on operations.
The result is more historic, simpler and faster.
I also wanted the gameplay to be very different for the German and the Soviet,
and I think you will see by playing that each side has its own particular feeling.
What I can promise you is that you have never played a wargame like this before and that like playtesters,
you'll want to come back to it often.
have Fun !
maestro Cinetik
PS: I hold the hotline on the Discord of the game, do not hesitate to come and discuss about it
"
Included : Pbem and Hot Seat Modes
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System Requirements
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- Window s7
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- 1.5 Ghz (Intel Celeron / AMD Athlon 64 x2)
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- 1.5 Ghz (Intel Celeron / AMD Athlon 64 x2)
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- Version 11
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- 1300 MB available space
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These are the developer's listed requirements and may not be 100% accurate. If your specs fall below the minimum, try the game anyway; many games run fine below the listed requirements. When in doubt, check YouTube for performance benchmarks.
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