The scale of map sizes can reach up to about five miles wide by five miles in length that's one big playground of destruction. Each mission unfolds on immense battlefields that are noticeably larger than what most RTS fans are likely used to. Additionally, separate campaigns allow you to play the Battle of Iwo Jima from the perspective of both the American and Japanese armies. The Soviet campaign pits you against the Germans while moving into the Crimean Peninsula. You can play as the allied forces in their European campaign assault or as the Germans in their push to repel the Allies.

The conflict in Arms for Victory spans across five large campaigns that cover the war from varied fronts and in different theaters.

This can be particularly tough when your troops are low on ammo, torn to shreds, and patching up vehicles on the go, but that's part of the fun. However, often you'll have to find resourceful ways to keep your armies alive. Capturing and holding certain positions will sometimes keep reinforcements flowing in steadily. Fallen troops and crushed battalions are replenished through reinforcements, but such amenities occasionally come in limited supply. This lets you focus your attention on the ever-important task of commanding massive armies over land, sea, and air to crush your foes into itty bitty specks of oblivion. The game completely does away with the resource gathering and management tenets typical to the genre. Traditional RTS titles require players to balance their time between building forces, upgrading buildings, and gathering resources Arms for Victory scoffs at such tired and tedious gameplay elements. Sudden Strike 3: Arms for Victory continues to carries the torch onward to victory with an impressive new look and other improvements, even though it hasn't completely ironed out all of the issues from past entries. With an emphasis on war strategy and combat over resource management, the series aims to let players enjoy the fight without feeling bogged down by the gritty details. There have been a handful of solid WWII real-time strategy titles released for the PC in recent years, but none capture the action of the conflict on quite as grand a scale as the Sudden Strike series. Over the years, the epic battles of World War II have been played out countless times by armchair generals pining over their PC screens and clicking their mouse buttons with furrowed brows.

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