Why I buy this one ?
- Real-Time Military Strategy Game Based On World War II Events
- More Than 100 Units, Plus Gain Prestige Points To Buy More Units Or Make Upgrades And Repairs
- 30 Missions Spread Over 3 Campaigns - Single Player And Online Multiplayer Modes
- 3 CD-ROM Set For WINDOWS
- Copyright 2004 CDV Software Entertainment AG

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Price : $33.33 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"So-so.", Not very historical in several of the campaigns. Did I notice "Ferdinands" in North Africa ?

"WW2 tank warfare", It's a good game overall but has a few drawbacks. Producing replacement war machines takes too long and slows down the game. The vehicles get a little confused at times. It has a good selection of tanks and armored vehicles. It is worth the $10 I paid for it easily and I'd reccommend it for WW2 tank buffs.

"You'll always come back to Panzers1 multiplayer.", You can get this game for a bargain. This game is my favorite WWII on-line RTS game; and, honestly, I've played just about every one of them (of course, nothing beats CoH, but...). I always come back to Panzers1. On weekdays (evenings) you can expect to play some very worthy opponents (up to 4v4 - but, normally 3v3 works without much lag...) from all around the world. The game's main strength is the multiplayer - incorporating the balance of units that you buy, dependence on allies tactics and your own cunning, all on well done maps. Since many of the people that play the game are European, there are many people playing the game on Sat. and Sun. AM's. The U.S. crowd typically plays on weekdays PM. Language normally isn't a problem, since many people speak English. It's fun forming clans and playing games (for example, you can form a U.S. clan and play a Hungarian clan, 2v2 or something...). The drawback to the on-line game is in order to play or host games, you have to figure out how to set up your router. Many people don't seem to know how to do this, and as a result, depend on those who do to host games (but, I like that because I have the "power" over how the games are set up - and people love the one's who host games. lol). There are many helps on how to host games, if you just check the game maker's website and google how to set up a router for hosting games. To learn how to do it, it took me about 1/2 hr., no biggie. Get the game - it's well worth it.