SGS Afrika Korps: Tunisia CD Key

Afrika Korps: Tunisia is a standalone strategy game set during the Tunisian campaign (Nov 1942 - June 1943). Players assume command as Axis or Allies, navigating tactical battles and scenarios. The game focuses on key locations, supply lines, and adapting to challenging conditions, offering extensive replayability through event cards.

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Release Date

28 Sep, 2021

Publisher/Developer

Avalon Digital, Strategy Game Studio

Reviews

Steam: 81.25% positive (13/16)

Metacritic: -

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Game Tags

Strategy Wargame World War II Simulation PvP Turn-Based Strategy 2D Turn-Based Combat Singleplayer Multiplayer Historical Military Card Battler

System Requirements

Minimum:

OS *: Windows 7/8/10
Processor: 2.5 GHz Intel Dual Core
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 9600 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 9.0
Storage: 750 MB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

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Current Steam price: 24.99$
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SGS Afrika Korps: Tunisia description

SGS Afrika Korps: Tunisia

SGS Afrika Korps: Tunisia is a standalone strategy game that immerses players in the pivotal Tunisian campaign from November 1942 to June 1943. As the Axis commander, your objective is to defend Tunisia while ensuring Rommel's forces can retreat from Libya. You’ll face off against Allied commanders utilizing American, British, and French troops intent on dislodging Axis forces and preparing for an invasion of Sicily.

The game features numerous scenarios that capture key battles such as the Kasserine Pass, the Mareth Line, and the final push for Tunis. Scenarios vary in duration, with some lasting just two turns and others spanning over 30 weeks, reflecting the dynamic nature of warfare. Players can engage in small skirmishes or extensive campaigns that encompass the full timeline of the conflict.

Players must adapt to the challenges of the harsh Tunisian winter, manage supply lines, and control strategic points to achieve victory. The game's event cards enhance replayability, introducing diverse military, political, and economic situations. The Allies are notably the hardest side to play, as they must compensate for their initial lack of combat experience while strategizing against well-positioned Axis forces.