1941 Frozen Front 17+

It’s just like how i remember it still, I don’t know if it’s possible or not but multiplayer would be awesome

1941 frozen front is a great strategy game. It requires thinking and gets you wondering if you should do this or that to do this. It has a great blend of good graphics, gameplay and mechanics. All of the campaigns are enjoyable and are different in many ways from the last. If you liked this game, you should definitely check out the other world war 2 strategy games handy games has made. Particularly pacific front, which has many more mechanics and levels to play. Also, to those of you saying there are too many adds, stop. There is only an ad every 5-7 turns (I think, based on my experience) and you can always just turn off the wifi. The game is not pay to win as if you know what your doing you can complete most levels with little casualties. Overall, a great strategy game which has kept me enthralled in the battles in the Ussr. 5/5 stars. Try it out.

1941 Frozen Front has to be one of the, if not best strategy games I have found on the App Store. The graphics fit the game style, the mechanics are easy to pick up and learn, and the multitude of campaigns offer many hours of gameplay. Each unit has good strengths and weakness’s, without a unit being completely overpowered, from AT squads, which act as a cheap way to take down tanks, to the heavy tank, which albeit has high attack power against other tanks and a high HP, it is easily countered by AT squads and tank destroyers from a distance. The game isn’t exactly the most historically accurate, as the Tiger tank wasn’t put into service until August 1942, and while the Tiger did perform better than the KV-1 heavy tank when it was first introduced, the soviets did make improvements to it so it could stand toe-to-toe with the Tiger. While the first couple campaigns may not be historically accurate, you could say the rest are as the campaigns do take place in different years and stages of the war on the eastern front. Although there are micro transactions, and as the game is single player only (not counting the pass and play feature), I would say it that it isn’t pay to win, for as long as you play through the tutorial, you should be able to go through the campaigns without having to buy more gold. Overall, 1941 Frozen Front is a great strategy game, and you will be able to spend many hours fighting in the villages and forests of the Soviet Union.