No Retreat! The Russian Front

No Retreat! The Russian Front

Cyril Jarnot · April 20, 2026 · Strategy, Turn-Based Strategy, Wargame, 2D, War

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No Retreat! The Russian Front price by region

No Retreat! The Russian Front costs £14.69 in the United Kingdom, €16.46 in Europe (EUR), $26.99 in the United States, $26.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$38.99 in Canada, A$39.56 in Australia, NZ$43.59 in New Zealand, R$88.99 in Brazil and zł91.19 in Poland right now.

Cheapest No Retreat! The Russian Front offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £14.69 −35% £22.49 £14.69 3
Europe (EUR) €16.46 −37% €26.09 €16.46 3
United Statesyour region $26.99 −10% $26.99 — 2
Georgia (USD) $26.99 −10% $26.99 — 2
Canada CA$38.99 CA$38.99 — 2
Australia A$39.56 −10% A$39.56 — 2
New Zealand NZ$43.59 −10% NZ$43.59 — 2
Brazil R$88.99 R$88.99 — 2
Poland zł91.19 −27% zł125.09 zł91.19 3

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About No Retreat! The Russian Front

NO RETREAT

 This game is a Strategic game on the Eastern Front of World War II.It is a digital port from the famous and eponym boardgame, No retreat!, designed by Carl Paradis, which retells the story of the titanic struggle between the invading armies of Nazi Germany versus Communist Russia during WW2 at a player-friendly and manageable level of scope and difficulty. With only 70 Army/Front sized counters for the whole campaign, and with very low stacking, it’s a quick-playing yet realistic affair that favours the strategic and offensive-minded player. The moderate complexity of the game, the light number of armies and the contained size of the map allows easier onboarding, fast play and fun experience. In a skillfully blended collation of classic hex-based wargaming and modern card-driven simulations, No Retreat: The Russian Front stays truly story-centric, providing the proper feel of sweeping maneuvers, exploitation and encirclements across the vast steppes and forests of Russia. With a simple-yet-innovative economic model, players will also feel the growing might and sophistication of the Russian’s Red Army, and the degradation of the once-invincible German Wehrmacht, over the epic four year sweep of time that this merciless campaign was fought.See the Axis hordes deeply invade Russia and encircle ill-prepared Soviet units.Watch the Red army resist and slowly acquire experience to finally push back the Germans up to Berlin ! Each turn is alight with intriguing on-board challenges plus the surprise of 55 cards hand Events as players vie to win in one of three different ways. 

SCALE

TIME SCALE: 2 months per turn MAP SCALE: 100km / 60 miles per hexUNIT SCALE: Armies and FrontsNUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2

CONTENT

 
  • 6 Historical Scenarios:  BARBAROSSA 1941, CASE BLUE 1942 , URANUS 1943, CITADEL 1943, BAGRATON 1944, NA BERLIN 1945,
  •  THE BARBAROSSA CAMPAIGN 1941-45
  • Lightweight Hex maps with a scale of 60 miles per hex covering The Eastern part of Greater Germany to Moscow and the Caucasus.
  • German and Axis minor allies vs Soviets.
  • 50 armies, split into 4 types of land units, Mechanised Infantry, Tanks and Fortifications.
  • One deck of 55 cards per Major Power. Spend it as events or as fuel for your different actions (improve, entrain, reorganise, counterblow, etc..)
  • Turn-based system, scale of 1-3 months per turn, with different phases: Draw, Organization, Movement, Combat. and Supply.
  • Asymmetric Combat Table.
  • Terrain and Weather effects.
  • An elegant, easy-to-understand on-screen guide that will walk you through every sequence of play and help you better understand the nuances and depth of choices and strategies available.
  • Different playing modes: solitaire play, against the AI, multiplayer across several platforms
Available in English and in French upon release, with Spanish, German, Russian and Chinese coming afterwards.Neither side can afford the disgrace of yielding an inch of ground to their hated foe, so your orders are: “No Retreat!”

No Retreat! The Russian Front — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Cross-platform multiplayer
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players praise the game as a faithful and accessible adaptation of a classic board game with intuitive mechanics and good AI, though some highlight new card additions and smooth online play features. However, the PC version suffers from stability issues and bugs that can crash the game mid-session, with the experience being inconsistent depending on when you launch it. Despite these technical problems, those who can get it running find it an enjoyable and well-balanced wargame that respects both casual and experienced players.

Recommended Apr 30, 2026
I played a fair amount of this game using the GMT title (and the one before GMT made it pretty) My son and I have had some memorable games when he was still a kid. (He 23 now) This seems to work quite well. A few things with the interface I needed to figure out, and I missed the turn record chart and some of the other odds and ends that appear on the game board of the paper copy. All that said, the game plays well and I found no glitches. I beat the AI on turn 9, but did not handicap it so I suspect it will give you a good game with a bit of tweaking. Also. although my memory might be faulty I think this PC version added some new cards, and they are good additions. Keep at it! For something this new I am impressed. Thanks all.
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Recommended Apr 7, 2026
Extremely faithful reproduction of the board game. Very, very good introductory wargame for someone teaching someone else how to play. This is THE Eastern Front gateway drug, LOL! I own the board game. Love it, and this makes it easy to play in one sit down.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 13, 2026
Old Man attempts what should be a simple game. No. Actually used a deck of cards here so they did not have to do the appropriate programming. Card decks went out in the 50s. Disgusting. Instructions inadequate-you just do not know which buttons to push when. Detailed instructions to get through 2 turns would help greatly. Game not ready, and after watching a online video I'm still in the dark. I will wait to try this one again when they have come into the 2020s. BTW, to make the game more interesting make more hexes on the map so a sense of progress takes a little longer. Waiting for fixes.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 8, 2026
very pleasant game and very intuitive for new players
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Jun 28, 2026
The rules are not clear & the AI is very in favor of Russia.
Recommended May 26, 2026
Can feel janky at times but is really fun

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