Panzer Corps: Soviet Corps is out now!

[Lord Zimoa]

What would you do if your Country was invaded by a seemingly unstoppable army? What would be the price you would pay to have freedom again? And would you be able to fight until the last breath to save the Motherland?


Today you will have the chance to answer those questions, as Panzer Corps: Soviet Corps has been released!


Challenge yourself in an epic, branching campaign through 25 new scenarios and be ready to use all of your military skills to avoid annihilation!


Panzer Corps: Soviet Corps is an expansion for existing Panzer Corps owners and a full stand-alone for new players,and it represents an important addition to the Panzer Corps series!


Get the game now!


Panzer Corps: Soviet Corps is also purchasable on Steam!


Do you know to want more? We are going to live stream the game on our official Twitch Channel at 20:00 CET / 19:00 UTC / 2:00 PM EST!

[bayonetbrant]

[Boggit]

What would you do if your Country was invaded by a seemingly unstoppable army? What would be the price you would pay to have freedom again? And would you be able to fight until the last breath to save the Motherland?

The Poles had this same dilemma in WW2. They fought hard and were eventually let down by their allies who were supposed to be fighting to protect Polish sovereignty, and ended up losing their freedom to Stalinist imperialism who were part of the problem to begin with (Ribbentrop-Molotov pact).

But I don't think that the price the Russians paid in the war bought them "freedom" either. Instead they merely retained one brutal totalitarian state (which as Russians was slightly better for them: Gulag vs Concentration Camp/slavery), rather than another (the Nazis). When you consider that in the 1930's alone Stalin is reputed to have killed over 30 million Soviet citizens, either in the Gulag's, or as a matter of intimidating state policy such as, for example the Ukrainian Holodomor, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor it makes Hitler's atrocities - horrible though they were - look rather diminished in scale when you look at the raw numbers of victims. (For the record Mao's government is arguably even worse in this respect! :o). I'm not convinced that any tag that this war between the Nazis and Stalinists was ever anything to do with freedom in the constitutionally liberal sense of the word. Survival maybe?