Storming the first beachhead still gives me chills. Cycling riflemen into the center lane while an officer queues artillery wipes those bunkers every time.

Love how the command points drip in—hold off, drop an officer, then stack mortars and the Axis trenches disappear. It feels like running a real WW2 push.

The moment I bank 800 for a Sherman the map breaks open. Pair it with the 20% cost upgrade and you can roll armor like Patton.

Middle assaults for the win, but sneaking infantry down a flank to trigger that Flanke7d morale crash never gets old. Each match plays out differently.

First upgrade is always grenades. Spending 50 points to clear an MG nest or soften a Panzer column keeps my lads alive.

The campaign writing surprised me—Hedgerow Hell on medium actually feels like slogging through bocage, especially when the mortars sync with assault teams.

Mortars take ages to reload, but lining them up before a rifle push keeps the lane clear. Watching shells arc over the river map is so satisfying.

Custom battles let me crank the Germans to hard mode while limiting myself to infantry. Finally beating that setup felt better than any FPS win this week.

Appreciate the little details—officers now cost 300 instead of 400, air support is tighter, and the unit chatter sells the period.

Runs smoothly in the desktop browser. Autosaves let me pause mid-campaign and jump back in after work without fumbling with old Flash files.