The command buttons and the victory locations in CM are already taken from the Close Combat series, I'd say. Yes, having this in CMx2 would be a nice feature. With the same units (that survived) and with the tank wrecks from the days/battles before. What I like most is the campaign map overview and that you are fighting on the same maps sometimes for several days It's still top-down, and The Flare Path has already investigated.Hi mates, thanks for reading and replying!ĬMx2 is far better than Close Combat, of course - but "Close Combat" is still what it always was: Great fun! The next Close Combat game, The Bloody Fist, will be in 3d. Well, some of those features include numbers. Integrated multi-player lobby and match-making forums.Įnhanced Scenario Editor - Create your own "what if" Scenarios. Historic regimental names and battalion organization. New features including Rolling barrages and dug-in/camouflaged tanks and anti-tank guns. Revised terrain files that represent the specific conditions of the Odon battlefield: tall cornfields and hindered, muddy movement during rainy weather. Improved graphics and effects and new soldier voices. New vehicles and guns including Churchill, Cromwell, M-10 Achilles, and Firefly tanks 17-pdr AT guns, Loyd Carriers, and more. Thirty new battlefield maps accurately reflect the Odon Valley west of Caen, France.Ħ5 vehicles, 36 infantry units, 77 weapons.
Gateway to Caen focuses on the largest, concentrated British offensive since the Normandy landings in an attempt to penetrate the German lines west of Caen and cross the Odon River to get the stalled advance moving again.Īll well and good, but what are the numbers? To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Gateway To Caen is out now and watching the video plucks at my nostalgia nerves as if they were a cherub's harp. There is a trailer in this post but it has very little in common with the noise of E3, being the last of the veteran Close Combat series to utilise the ageing engine that has driven the tactical games for many years now. There will be spectacle, there will be slaughter, there will be Molyneux Santa Claus. I'm expecting to be crushed beneath an avalanche of trailers at any moment as the E3 machine grumbles into action.
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