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Partially funded by Indonesia’s Ministry of Education and Culture, Dato of Srivijaya is a free RTS inspired by the 7th Century rise of Srivijaya, a Buddhist thalassocratic empire that I’m ashamed to say I’d never heard of until stumbling upon this title. Sengkala Dev, the outfit behind Surabaya Inferno, a novel but inscrutable WW2 wargame released last September, has returned with another exploration of seldom-gamed Indonesian history.
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Developer Why485 took a week out over Christmas to code Vector Fury, an entertaining arcade flight game with similar assets. Recent videos show a nostalgic lite Harrier sim with a nice line in bandit AI, a pleasing (for those of us raised on the likes of DI’s Hind and iF-16) mid 90s aesthetic, and a long game with hints of “dynamic campaign”. G is for Gongoozlers bewareĭon’t judge Tiny Combat Arena by this dusty itch.io build. Frustratingly, my searches revealed nothing besides the obvious – that the teenage lance corporal in the Feldgrau uniform was, when the picture was taken, in an uncommonly dangerous place for teenage lance corporals in Feldgrau uniforms – Normandy in the summer of 1944. I wanted to know what happened to the youthful Gefreiter turning his head to smile at the camera, and the even younger soldiers marching with him.
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While working on Brinkmann’s Bridge one particular image – the one shown above – got under my skin so successfully that I found myself scouring the web for information about its subjects. During map and scenario creation inevitably you get to know the well-chosen selection pretty well. F is for Feldgrau foxerĬombat Mission: Battle for Normandy decorates its loading screens with memorable period photos. B-17 Squadron, like another WW2 PlayWay title announced recently, looks a long way off and, judging by this trailer, not especially well endowed in the realism department. Something tells me MicroProse’s Mighty Eighth team won’t lose much sleep fretting about this Polish pretender. Although FoG2: Medieval launched yesterday at the not unattractive price of £21.40 (it will be nearer £24 after Feb 11) its sword-and-sandal forerunner is a bargain £11.60 on Steam for the next six days. …if you’re a thrifty tactician and completely new to Byzantine Games’ lively/lovable pitched battle sims. D is for Don’t buy Field of Glory II: Medieval Black Sea’s sizeable arsenal includes UAVs, amphibious APCs, and AFVs with reactive armour. The blue team probably would have been able to reconnoitre their objective without risking the lives of any of their grunts, and cross the canal without the aid of the titular bridge. If I had pressed CMBS into service, chances are Brinkmann’s Bridge would have been a very different affair. The recent appearance of Combat Mission: Black Sea on Steam almost persuaded me to set THC’s first communal CM game in modern-day Ukraine. Hundreds of bug fixes, 3D and data improvements C is for Combat Mission: Black Sea More realistic pilot view and threat detection (AI)Įnhanced Smoke Duration for Destroyed Vehicles
Improved Taxi, Lineup, Takeoff and Landing behavior (AI)Įnhanced Ship Self Defense Capability (AI)īetter Aircraft Weapon Selection + Deployment (AI) New Arresting System for emergency landings
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The changelog that accompanied the latest BMS update is a magnificent thing:Įnhanced Fog Of War and Unit Detection (RECON/JSTAR) Will the, on paper, 23-year-old Falcon 4.0 ever support VR? With tireless improvers like Benchmark Sims in its corner, never say never. If you’re aware of any interesting games with Strv 103-low profiles, please drop me a line). (I’m always on the lookout for material for my monthly news round-ups. Concern for your LMB dabber persuaded me to glue them all together and present them as a single Musashi-sized tract instead. I could have scattered these topical tidbits throughout the week in the hope they’d make Tally-Ho Corner look lively and well-staffed. A is for Alphabetised wargame and sim news.
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