Strategy in a different II World War
War Front: Turning Point is a popular, trial version Windows game, that is part of the category PC games with subcategory Strategy (more specifically Real Time Strategy). With War Front: Turning Point, you'll definitely have to make use of creative strategies to boost your chances of winning
More about War Front: Turning Point
Its current version number is not available and its last update happened on 12/15/2006. This software is available for users with the operating system Windows XP and former versions, and you can download it only in English.
Since we added this game to our catalog in 2006, it has managed to achieve 10,808 downloads, and last week it had 10 downloads.
War Front: Turning Point is a pretty light game that doesn't take up as much space than the average game in the category PC games. It's a game very heavily used in Poland, Germany, and United States.
What would have happened if Hitler had been assassinated early on in WWII and the German war machine came under control of a new regime?
The answer to that question is War Front: Turning Point, an adventure which brings gamers an "alternate reality" real-time strategy game. Players will be exposed to a whole new WWII timeline, new battles and a variety of secret and experimental weapons.
Eye-popping graphics and a refreshing plot will keep gamers pinned to their PCs as they attempt to alter or ensure the outcome of a vastly different World War II.
This is what this game has to offer:
Strategy in a war game
The first "Science-Fiction/World War II" RTS title that combines resource gathering, army building, base construction and a full-fledged technology tree with an intuitive interface and accessible tactical combat.
Single and multiplayer game modes
Two single-player campaigns portray an epic struggle of good-versus-evil in which Hitler is killed early in the war, taking history and the player in a nail-biting new direction. Also, an action-packed multiplayer mode allows for up to ten players to compete against or cooperate with each other in teams or as individuals playing the Soviets, Germans or Americans.
Different controlling options
Players can control units in a traditional top-down RTS perspective or take direct control and jump into turrets or attach to any combat vehicle for a near-FPS experience.
