Strategy & Tactics: Wargame Collection is a set of three groups of turn-based historical campaigns, in which you will take command of armies, countries and nations during World War II.

Highlights

World War II - Become a general of one of the most important battles of World War II! Take command of the German, Soviet or Allied army and take them to victory in three challenging campaigns based on history:

• Three campaigns for the Axis, the USSR and the Allies;
• dozens of skirmish maps and 7 scenario-based historical maps;
• many maps for Hotseat multiplayer mode;
• Battles based on single player scenarios will satisfy those who love huge maps taking several hours to complete, as well as lovers of fast skirmishes.

Medieval Wars - You will send the armies of the forces of England, France and the Crusaders in three campaigns, trying to defeat their enemies in the main wars and battles European in the IX-XV centuries. With the scenario-based maps you will participate in battles for the Rus', stop the Saracens under the flags of Charles the Great and trigger the Hussite uprising:

• Three historical campaigns;
• 4 separate historical scenarios;
• Several skirmish maps;
• Hotseat multiplayer mode;
• 21 types of troops;
• Battles based on shifts, economic and military development;

WW2: Sandbox - Win World War II victory for one of the 28 countries of your choice. You can maintain the political alliances that existed in reality and, for example, lead the USSR and crush Germany along with Western allies, or you can deactivate the alliances and celebrate your victory in the ruins of London:

• Map of Europe with more than 500 regions;
• 39 countries available to play;
• infantry, air forces, artillery, armor and navy - it's up to you to take the enemies with your knees;
• choose what to spend the resources of captured areas: grow your army or develop more science;
• The random event generator, such as guerrilla movements, landing operations, voluntary memorabilia, etc., will add to the playability of each game, becoming its own part of the story.