Publisher MicroProse has announced that it has added Cold War RTS Regiments to its publishing catalog.
Developed by Bird’s Eye Games, Regiments is set in an alternative version of the year 1989, pitting NATO and Warsaw Pact forces against each other as the Cold War devolves into full-on mechanized warfare.
A vehicle-focused RTS, Regiments puts players in control of a combined force comprised of tanks, helicopters, planes and artillery. Making use of these units strengths while taking into account their weaknesses is key to defeating the opponent.
MicroProse to Publish Cold War RTS Regiments
Regiments offers both “short skirmishes” and “a long dynamic campaign”. Its Platoon Command system makes sure that players can “orchestrate battles with unprecedented precision and ease” without the need “to micromanage every infantryman”.
Here are Regiments’ main features, as detailed in an emailed press release:
- A strategic dynamic campaign, encompassing warfare around the Inner German border
- Three distinct skirmish modes with varied, dynamic objectives
- Aggressive, competent AI that can challenge experienced RTS players
- On-the-fly force customization, rewarding adaptability, and creativity
- Deep game mechanics, simulating the Cold War era mechanized fight with great detail
- Four key Cold War Factions: Soviet Union, USA, West Germany, and East Germany
- Visceral visual effects, bringing the WWIII to your screen in all its terrifying glory
- Over 60 authentic vehicles modeled, combined into a multitude of different formations. Deploy such iconic vehicles as Leopard 2, T-72M or M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle
- Smooth learning curve and high accessibility even to novice RTS players
- Refined controls that make commanding hundreds of soldiers a breeze
You can follow and wishlist the RTS on Steam and watch its latest teaser trailer below.
To make the wait easier, drop by our list of the best strategy games on PC which features plenty of suggestions that could keep you busy until Regiments releases in 2021.
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