We’re happy to announce that Moscow ’41 Gold is the next Panzer Campaigns Gold release.
Moscow ’41 is one of the largest games in the Panzer Campaigns series. Including both the late summer/autumn campaign around Vyazma and the last ditch German assault on Moscow starting on November 15th, there is a situation to satisfy most hardened enthusiasts. The Germans have quality and technology on their side but this is brutally compromised by the Russian winter – something the aggressors were ill-prepared for. Both historical and hypothetical scenarios are included. One version of the campaign game even uses the 7th Fallschirmjaeger Division, assuming that the airdrops at Crete did not occur.
Like the previous nine Gold releases to date, the new Gold version of Moscow ’41 includes the following updates and upgrades;
The game code will now be standardized on the JTS codebase. There will be no further support for the HPS version
All new 2D & 3D map graphics
All new unit graphics and counters on map
All new unit cards
All new in game sounds; weapon, explosion, background and miscellaneous
All released Volcano Man scenarios, including completely new Campaign scenarios
New ‘modern’ toolbar icons
Code update – disruption no longer halves movement during the day and is reduced by one third at night.
Code update – reinforcement ‘place all’ has been migrated across from the First World War Campaign series.
Here are some additional screenshots (all can be clicked to view at full size);
Additional product information is here Moscow ’41 Gold Product Page
If you already have the JTS 2.00 version of Moscow ’41, please get the 2.01 Gold patch from here JTS Update Page
If you own the HPS version and would like the Gold version, then email JTS support for your game key Support@johntillersoftware.com
Three more Eastern Front games to go…
And only two more east front PC titles to go! Great work and really appreciated. Checking email has never been so much fun!
Thanks Garry! We’ve been busy… 🙂
I currently own Stalingrad 42 Gold.
I noticed on your second map graphic that there is a dialog box called “unit dialog”.
I cannot find this icon in my Stalingrad 42 Gold game.
Please point me to where this located.
Hi there,
The Unit Dialog is part of the scenario editor. That screenshot is not in game but is the editor.
lol……..went a little crazy trying to find it………..big thank you here….might be handy if it was in the game.
while I am thinking of it………
which of your wonderful games has the opening scenarios for Case Blue, 1942 strategic summer offensive in southern Russia between 28 June and 24 November 1942?
Hi Clinton,
We haven’t done Case Blue (at least not yet). The northern forces for that offensive are included in Fall Kreml (the hypothetical second attack on Moscow) that was the cover operation for Fall Blau. Fall Kreml starts on June 28th 1942. If we did Case Blue, it would probably be 3 or 4 standalone games with a final master campaign to tie it all together, a bit like Danube Front. Don’t read too much into my commentary here, but it has been discussed….
David
Really am enjoying these updates. Kharkov 43 and Korsun 44 are all thats left for the east. The problem is once I get done editing a new scenario I get an email that another update has been released! I like the kampfgruppes with the captured soviet tanks. Im not a hundred percent sure that is anything new.
Thanks Aidan,
It may look like we’re releasing these quickly, but there was huge amount of work and pre-planning for nearly a year to get this far. We’re very happy with the response to date and yes, two more East Front to go…
David
is there any possibility that unit box with all the pertinent information will have an upscale feature?
I find it impossible to read the data when right clicking on the unit box. why can’t that box double in size when right clicking on it?
I am currently pbem Stalingrad 42 Gold.
scenario 0723_01a Don Bend
I have reached the Don River and my German engineers do not have bridging or ferrying equipment.
What was the intent of the scenario designer with respect to river crossing. The Russians no matter how badly beaten and driven back, can easily defend the designated crossings.
What am I doing wrong or overlooking.