Panzer Marshal

If you played beer & pretzels turn-based wargames on the PC in the 90’s, this is all quite familiar. It’s essentially a port of Panzer General II with some new campaigns. Significant learning curve if you’re unfamiliar with the genre, especially PG2, but overall pretty great. 2 noticeable bugs: 1.) If you are playing a scenario with multiple allied nations, you cannot buy your allies’ units (ex. In the US World campaign, you can’t buy British or New Zealand units even though they’re presented in the purchase menu). 2.) in the US World and Big Red 1 campaigns (maybe others as well), the AI starts spamming cheap, anachronistic militia, artillery, and fighter units (ex. pre-war biplanes and pro-fascist Arab militias in the Monte Cassino scenario of the US World campaign), rendering a scenario almost unwinnable.

I can tell a tremendous amount of work was put into your project, especially with the addition so SO many historically accurate machines, troop types. Very well done. I do SO wish there were some additional information on how to play, I.e, Hot Keys? Automatic next unit in turn to move? How to cancel a move and choose a different action? Forgive me if this has already been addressed... I just can't seemed locate it on the website OR in-game. They are a must for me. Until then, I respect and applaud your efforts in this monumental task! Thank you!

(FIXED, scroll to bottom, this is being kept as an archive) I’ve seen other people also have this problem. The game opens in landscape mode, but it’s in portrait mode & only shows half the screen. This makes the game impossible to play. I used to play this and love this, but from what I can see this game looks abandoned. If you are reading this, could you try to fix this? EDIT: The game works now. Always good to see a developed committed to their game. Not only that, before the update, the Dev let me know how to get past this. I highly recommend anyone who likes a good turn-based strategy game to try this out.

I was stoked to come across this gem, thank you for bringing back this blast from the past. Disregard most of the negative comments, if you played panzer general 2 on pc you'll have a warm comfort feeling with this game. The learning curve for those not privy to the original is stark, but after you've gotten used to the controls its a great game especially for the rock bottom price of free! A few tweaks with some of the buttons, namely the end turn button would greatly improve overall satisfaction with the game.

This game is like Kreigs-spiel, but on a device! None-the-less, there are major bugs, but the chief of all these is the bug to which your units become unselectable, and the game is thus impossible to play. There are other interface problems, making the game simply hard to play, which lends the game inferior to it’s table-top brethren. If you fix the interface, this truly would be utterly amazing as a game! Overall, one star off for the two major problems discussed above, and another for all the other minor problems, leaving you at 3/5.