Warfront Defenders: Westerplatte PC

Designed for PC, Warfront Defenders: Westerplatte is a small, three-dimensional strategy game that combines elements of real-time strategy and tower defense games. The title was created in cooperation with the Westerplatte Museum b they debutants from Indian Flying Robot Studios.

Story

The so-called Westerplatte defense is a seven-day battle that took place in Poland, at the dawn of World War II, on September 1-7, 1939. During the week, Polish defenders repulsed a total of 13 assaults of German forces, killing and wounding around the city. 300-400 soldiers and losing 15 of their own (50 were wounded).

Mechanics

Warfront Defenders: Westerplatte, tasks the players with defending themselves against attacks by the enemy's overwhelming forces. Looking at a three-dimensional battlefield, created based on historical maps (observed from the isometric perspective, but we can freely rotate the camera), we deploy our troops, and then we direct them. By choosing the right strategy and tactics, we try to counter the movements of the opponent. We can build fortifications (the environment can be destroyed), lay mines and develop our soldiers during combat - which is important as the forces we have at our disposal are extremely limited. The subsequent stages of defense end with boss battles such as the battleship Schleswig-Holstein, snipers and Stuka bombers.

Game modes

Warfront Defenders: Westerplatte has a single player game only.

Technical aspects

The visuals of Warfront Defenders: Westerplatte are three-dimensional, but simplified. Both the characters and the map are styled to resemble miniature models.

Last updated on 16 February 2018