#BLITZKRIEG ANTHOLOGY TRAINER UPGRADE#

#BLITZKRIEG ANTHOLOGY TRAINER UPGRADE#

This reward system is the only notable upgrade to set Blitzkrieg 2 apart from its predecessor and the wave of similar-looking WW2 strategy games. The officers under your command also gain experience, and later on you’ll gain access to officers that specialize in particular fields, such as tank combat or bombers. Here you can also gain ‘reinforcements’, arguably the game’s only resource, that pass along from scenario to scenario. In the original you had to play these random missions to unlock better troops and upgrade your existing ones. You do this by commanding your troops in typical real-time manner.Įach campaign presents a series of skirmishes that lead towards a decisive battle.

In any case, there’s no resource gathering or unit production to worry about, and your decisions will instead focus on eliminating the enemy with as few casualties as possible. In fact it retains the same 3D models as well, which hints at the game being rushed through production. All sides feature authentic voice work and historically accurate vehicles and weaponry.ĭespite the questionable addition of a 3D engine, the gameplay retains the same qualities (and drawbacks) of the first Blitzkrieg from 2003. It remains one of the few games to allow you to fight on the German side, although any reference to winning the war for the Fuhrer has been tastefully left out. As with its predecessor, Blitzkrieg 2 features three campaigns: American, Soviet and German, covering the US push into Imperial Japan after Pearl Harbor, the German steamroll through Europe and Russia, and the Soviet defense of the motherland.

Blitzkrieg anthology trainer