Moscow 41 - Unity of Command II fourth DLC - releases today on Steam
The new Moscow 41 DLC is out today at 17:00 GMT time on Steam at the price of 6,99 USD.
The beginning of December 1941 saw German forces fighting at the gates of Moscow. Thereafter, ferocious Soviet resistance, coupled with exhaustion and horrendous weather, meant that this was to be the end of the line for the German army.
It's time to take back the Motherland
In Moscow '41 you take control of Soviet forces as they deliver blow after blow to an overextended Wehrmacht during their winter counteroffensives of 1941/42. Though battered and bruised, German armies will prove mighty opponents for the less experienced Red Army, which must also contend with overly ambitious objectives set forth by the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.
Key Features of the Moscow 41 DLC
11 historical scenarios with many variants, based on the Soviet winter counteroffensive in late 1941 and early 1942
Limited, but still difficult to achieve, alternative historical outcomes, such as relieving Leningrad or destroying Army Group Center
New Soviet Guards units
New winter look for German and Soviet units
New Protagonists!
Apart from the new winter look for both the combatants, the new Soviet Guard Units will bolster your effort to protect the motherland. Reliable veterancy and attached specialists make them a fearsome adversary for the advancing German troops.
New specialists: Soviet Ski Troops, Divisional Gun
New card: Artillery Preparation
A lot of improvements and tweaks in the base game as a new revision of the manual, quality of life improvements, balancing updates to the base game, and more.
And a quick couple of examples of Moscow '41 missions ...
Rostov Offensive
November 1941,
As winter closes in, the German forces in the Ukraine occupy an increasingly lengthy front, with increasingly depleted formations. At Rostov, German panzers advance on the city, but there are no infantry divisions to back them up. The Soviets throw dozens of new formations, backed by katyushas, into the attack. Rostov will be the first major city to be liberated from Nazi occupation, and no German units from this sector can be sent to assist at Moscow.