Steel Division: Normandy 44 is a Tactical Real-Time Strategy (RTS) game, developed by Eugen Systems, the creators of titles like Wargame and R.U.S.E. This new game puts players in command of detailed, historically accurate tanks, troops, and vehicles at the height of World War II. Players can measure their tactical skills against several opponents in big multiplayer battles or against enemies in a challenging single-player campaign. Steel Division: Normandy 44 allows players to take control over legendary military divisions from six different countries, such as the American 101st Airborne, the German armored 21st Panzer or the 3rd Canadian Division, during the invasion of Normandy in 1944.
Platforms
PCGenres
Real Time Strategy (RTS) Simulator Strategy TacticalThemes
Action
Languages: English and 5 more
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| Spanish (Spain) |
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Critic Reviews
Windows Central
By Brendan LowrySteel Division: Normandy 44 is a real-time strategy game that introduces a new way to play the genre, but the lightning fast pace of the game is a little too much.
Softpedia
By Silviu StahieSteel Division: Normandy 44 will challenge players in a way that's not achieved by other titles. It might not have the brightest AI or the most balanced multiplayer, but it's more than enough to reveal an important fact. We haven't been playing strategy games before; they were just some hollow mock-ups.
Spaziogames
By Daniele SpeltaSteel Division: Normandy '44 is a deep and complex wargame, enriched with many details and set in some of the most beatifull maps ever seen in an RTS.
GameSpot
By Daniel StarkeySteel Division is an aggressive, focused tactical game that deftly leverages historical realism to create unique twists on the RTS formula.
Destructoid
By Patrick HancockAs a history teacher, I love the historical backdrop and attention to detail; as a gamer, I love the blending of strategy and excitement that comes with the intermingling of mechanics old and new to the genre. Somehow, World War II has become en vogue once more and Steel Division has come at a perfect time in the cycle of gaming trends. It's hard to remember the last time an RTS game gave me both the challenge of careful planning and the thrill of execution at the same time. Those only interested in a single-player affair might come away a little disappointed, but the package itself is very well-rounded and breathes some much-needed life into the genre.
