Across the Rhine
Released 1 Jul 1997 0 views
Quick facts
- Released
- 1 Jul 1997
- Platforms
- DOS, Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Strategy
- Game modes
- Single player
6.9/10
Our verdict
Across the Rhine is a deep WWII tank game for patient players.
1944: Across the Rhine is a World War II armoured combat game from MicroProse, covering the fighting from D-Day to the fall of Berlin. You command tanks such as the M4 Sherman, the M18 Hellcat and the Tiger.
Gameplay
The game combines command and tank simulation:
- Operational control: Command anything from a single tank platoon to larger forces.
- Tank simulation: Take direct control of individual tanks.
- Both sides: Fight as the Americans or Germans.
- Campaigns: Follow the war across Europe.
Its mix of strategic command and tank combat was ambitious for its time.
Verdict
Across the Rhine is an ambitious tank game that mixes command and simulation. It’s demanding and dated, but fans of WWII armour will appreciate its depth.
The Good
- Mix of command and tank simulation
- Play as either side
- Historical tanks and campaigns
The Bad
- Demanding interface
- Dated graphics
- Steep learning curve
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