Decisive Campaigns: Ardennes Offensive releases November 18th

[Grim.Reaper]

They must know when my Matrix coupon expires as I believe that is just days after my coupon of course expires:)

https://www.matrixgames.com/news/decisive-campaigns-ardennes-offensive-developer-interview

[Geezer]

Luckily for me it will be about a month before I get my coupon!   :)

Edit - Just checked and my coupon date is December 9th.  It should be 50% off.   :clap:

[bobarossa]

Get mine day after Christmas!  I know what one of my purchases will be!

[Crossroads]

Squee

My coupon expired over a month ago but this one I want  \m/

[W8taminute]

Looks good!

[Sparhawk]

After so much time in Shadow Empire I think I'd feel right at home in this game.

[Destraex]

The ardennes. Meeting engagements in that one that should be wego right?

[FlickJax]

Might need to add this to my xmas list to santa :)

[Phantom]

Much as I like the Decisive Campaigns series (I've got Warsaw, Case Blue & Barbarossa) I can't help but think, meh, another Bulge game. Will probably skip this one.

[demjansk1942]

I have all of them and never play them, will pass on another game.  I hope it's good though for others.

[Phantom]

I have all of them and never play them, will pass on another game.  I hope it's good though for others.

That's a shame, whilst complex "under the hood" they're quite easy to learn & get into. I'd definitely try Warsaw, the Polish campaign is rarely done by anyone, and after grasping a few basics the game is good, as if you do things correctly militarily, it will generally pan out well in game terms. Plus you've got France, Netherlands & Sealion - lot of bang for your buck for a modern game.
Regarding Barbarossa, whilst it uses the same system operationally/tactically (with a few caveats ref air & artillery) its really ground-breaking in its almost role play quality at the strategic level, worth a try for that aspect alone IMO.
With both games I've frequently found myself in "just one more turn" territory.

[al_infierno]

I have all of them and never play them, will pass on another game.  I hope it's good though for others.

That's a shame, whilst complex "under the hood" they're quite easy to learn & get into. I'd definitely try Warsaw, the Polish campaign is rarely done by anyone, and after grasping a few basics the game is good, as if you do things correctly militarily, it will generally pan out well in game terms. Plus you've got France, Netherlands & Sealion - lot of bang for your buck for a modern game.
Regarding Barbarossa, whilst it uses the same system operationally/tactically (with a few caveats ref air & artillery) its really ground-breaking in its almost role play quality at the strategic level, worth a try for that aspect alone IMO.
With both games I've frequently found myself in "just one more turn" territory.

+1, I don't have the focus or energy for eastern front games these days so I'm looking forward to this one.  If this is anything like Barbarossa but on a more manageable scale, I'll be all in.

[Rayfer]

Found this YouTube video off a Matrix website link.  This is going to play significantly different than the first 3 games in the series.  It's less than 4 minutes long and worth the watch if you're interested in this series.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7U5yV1fN5s&t=3s

[Geezer]

I'll be getting this in December when my 50% off coupon arrives.  Maybe on December 16th!   ;)

[Rayfer]

I'll be getting this in December when my 50% off coupon arrives.  Maybe on December 16th!   ;)

Well played Geezer..... ;)