Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 news

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historically accurate World War II strategy war game Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943

“Set in North Africa during the Tunisian campaign in World War II, one of World War II’s most intense conflicts and offers real-time and turn-based strategy options, making it perfect for hardcore strategy fans, World War II enthusiasts and history buffs,” said Vladimir Zayarniy, Graviteam CEO. “We dedicated a lot of time, energy and passion into offering a painstaking level of realism and detail in all of our units and battle scenarios, and for the first time are featuring US military battling against Axis forces.”

Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 offers two ways to play, with both turn-based and real-time strategy options, each featuring unparalleled levels of realism with adaptive soldier behavior and complex vehicle damage for more than 50 detailed vehicles created between Germany, U.S and the U.K. Players can choose between the Allied and Axis soldiers to relive the Tunisian Campaign and experience this ambitious and historically accurate tank warfare game.

Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 will launch in May 2017 on Windows PC via Steam. Further details, including a date for commercial launch and an upcoming trailer, will be revealed later this month.

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[Frankie]

Tunisia 1943? Battle of Kasserine Pass. Rommel. Allied forces routed. Patton. History made. By the way, Graviteam Tactics, where are the tank pics? Stuart, Sherman,  Panzers? I've checked the announcement sites. None I can see so far.

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By the way, Graviteam Tactics, where are the tank pics? Stuart, Sherman,  Panzers? I've checked the announcement sites. None I can see so far.

I think this post contains the most info at this point.

[Frankie]

Noted. Will wait *patiently* for the upcoming trailer. In the meantime, here's a video from Youtube on "Tank Battles In Tunisia".

It's pretty long. Enjoy.

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Beta screens

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155 mm Schneider howitizers in action



US armored infantry platoon





HMC T30





a little bit of antiquity

[Asid]

Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 uses the same engine/mechanics as Graviteam Tactics: Mius front. The theatre and OOB is obviously different.