European Conqueror 3D

Produced by Lionant studio and released by Circle Entertainment European Conqueror 3D is a classic turn-based strategy maintained in the atmosphere of World War II. The title builds on some of the ideas from the World Conqueror 3D, as well as reminds personal computer productions from the Panzer General series that were released years ago.

There are two gameplay modes, which differ in the basic assumptions of the game. In Conquest the aim of the game is to conquer the whole continent with the help of his devoted army. Eleven nations that participated in the historical armed conflict, including the Third Reich, the USSR, France and Poland, were made available to the console holders. The second module is the basic axis of the game and allows you to recreate the most important events of World War II on the console screen. As commander of one of the four most powerful armies of those times, the player gains the chance to lead it through a series of missions of increasing difficulty, to change the course of history and lead to the final victory over the Allies or Axis troops.

European Conqueror 3D is based on the assumptions known for years, typical for turn-based games. The game takes place on hexagonal map fields. Console owners must decide on the movements and possible attacks of their units on the senses of the troops, as well as take over further areas. Each occupied area is a new tax resource that can be used to purchase additional troops or special cards. These can be used to increase the capabilities of your army, weaken the enemy or expand bases. The clashes in the production published by Circle Entertainment are presented in the form of simple graphics showing the fighting troops. The result of each skirmish is determined by the statistics of a given unit, as well as by the points score from the dice thrown out.

Sold as part of a network distribution, the game uses the 3D effect of a portable console, e.g. during the animation of fights. Compared to the previously published World Conqueror 3D, the developers have also made a number of improvements to the interface, making it more readable and intuitive.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015