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Rather than building full towns, you'll erect headquarters for the overall Corps and for the four broad types of companies you want to build: infantry, airborne, mechanized, armor. Multiplayer is limited to custom battles fought on random maps or maps from the campaign. Finally, the strategic game, called World War II, lets players move and fight in a turn-based format across a map of the world, engaging in real time battles when your armies meet those of your enemy. The Custom Battle mode lets you set up random battles with various opponents on a variety of terrains. The missions are drawn from the War's historical battles and they're pretty faithful in concept if not necessarily in the details. There are two campaigns here, one for the Allies (Britain, America, Russia) and one for the Axis (Germany, Japan). Gamers have three options to choose from here. Luckily, TimeGate's Axis and Allies RTS stands on its own merits as a great strategy game, even if it isn't the same old Avalon Hill game we know and love. We also admit that we were more than a little dubious about the prospects of the game working as an RTS.

So when we heard that TimeGate has secured the Axis and Allies license (another of our favorite games), we were understandably anxious. It's no secret that TimeGate's Kohan series is one of our favorites.

Axis and allies pc game 2004