Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism
Starni Games · 2020 · Turn-Based Tactics, Wargame, Military, Tanks, War
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 192
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About Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism
A spectre is haunting Europe — the spectre of communism. (c) Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto
Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism is a (hi)story-driven turn-based strategy set in the WW2 period. It offers refined wargame mechanics, story-rich gameplay, and modern 3D graphics. Lead the USSR Armed forces staging the world Communist revolution.
The game has many historical operations and events but also features a number of alternate history moments. It is created with great care and attention to historical details by a team which is passionate about WW2 history. Watching cinematics before and after every operation you can almost feel that you are indeed a participant of the unfolding epochal events. Moreover, numerous primary and secondary objectives allow you to explore every battle in detail. The gameplay is plot-driven and features many historical personalities such as Joseph Stalin, Georgy Zhukov, Vyacheslav Molotov, Kliment Voroshilov, Lavrentiy Beria, Aleksandr Vasilevsky, Konstantin Rokossovsky and others.
Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism is the third installment in the Strategic Mind line of games. The first one - “Strategic Mind: The Pacific” - was about naval warfare during the Pacific War, while the second one - “Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg” - was telling the story of the European theater from the German perspective. It is high time “Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism” tells the USSR story in WW2, a story filled with valiant hearts and vile betrayals. As a part of the Strategic Mind franchise, it will retain many features of the series along with adding new content and features to the existing variety.
Workingmen of all countries unite!” (c) Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto
If you want to witness the events from the Capitalists' side, add Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist.
Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism is a (hi)story-driven turn-based strategy set in the WW2 period. It offers refined wargame mechanics, story-rich gameplay, and modern 3D graphics. Lead the USSR Armed forces staging the world Communist revolution.
The game has many historical operations and events but also features a number of alternate history moments. It is created with great care and attention to historical details by a team which is passionate about WW2 history. Watching cinematics before and after every operation you can almost feel that you are indeed a participant of the unfolding epochal events. Moreover, numerous primary and secondary objectives allow you to explore every battle in detail. The gameplay is plot-driven and features many historical personalities such as Joseph Stalin, Georgy Zhukov, Vyacheslav Molotov, Kliment Voroshilov, Lavrentiy Beria, Aleksandr Vasilevsky, Konstantin Rokossovsky and others.
Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism is the third installment in the Strategic Mind line of games. The first one - “Strategic Mind: The Pacific” - was about naval warfare during the Pacific War, while the second one - “Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg” - was telling the story of the European theater from the German perspective. It is high time “Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism” tells the USSR story in WW2, a story filled with valiant hearts and vile betrayals. As a part of the Strategic Mind franchise, it will retain many features of the series along with adding new content and features to the existing variety.
- Command ground, air, and naval forces with the emphasis on the land battles.
- Enjoy the modern 3D graphics brought by UE4 engine with detailed models of all the units, day/night cycle and weather effects.
- Upgrade and customize your troops by leveling them up and selecting skills that best suit your strategy.
- Provide your troops with additional equipment for each operation according to your strategy and the war theatre.
- Receive a number of awards throughout the game and get access to unique HQ skills, which you can learn to increase the efficiency and synergy of your troops.
- Acquire various new units out of 10 different classes. All units and equipment are available at the historically accurate time periods.
- Capture trophies and employ some of the enemy`s most advanced units against him in future battles.
- Explore various “what if’s” to see what could have happened if the Soviet Armed forces were to continue their struggle for the world Communist revolution.
- Immerse yourself into the story by watching over 60 minutes of cinematics, and listening to in-operation dialogues with full VO.
- Enjoy the benefits of our “no in-game purchases” policy.
- Feel the rising power of the World Communist Revolution and decide the fate of the European continent.
Workingmen of all countries unite!” (c) Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto
If you want to witness the events from the Capitalists' side, add Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist.
What Steam players say
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[h1] I really feel like i got honeypotted by the CIA with this game. It's a love at first sight turned spitefull hatered over years of marriage, type story, and i invite you to listen. [/h1] [h2] Honey [/h2] Scrolling throught the steam winter sale i came upon this game. Instantly it reminded me of the panzer general style games, and i was pleasantly surprised to see the multiple complexities of the original games carried over to here. As a Pancer Corps 2 player I always lacked a well thought out and working supply mechanics, customisation of the units, and greater storytelling with you playing as a real person rather than a made up general. After reasearching this game a bit, i found it had those, and was really intrigued what it can offer, and so the money from my account went. As i booted up the first mission and looked onto the scenery i thought of how good it looks, and how different it is from what i known. Listenint to this games remix of Polyushko Polye and experimenting with my units to see how the unfamiliar systems worked, in a fresh Mongolian enviorement with pre-war tanks trully enamoured me. Skip forward to the second battle of Kiev, and i am having a mental bre…8 found this helpful
Anti-communist garbage - Refunded7 found this helpful
[h2][b]SOVIET game.[/b][/h2] Zhukov gone pro; commanding Red Army to liberate all of ultimate good. [b]BRUTALLY[/b] destroy the Japese with [b]ZERO[/b] remorse; Disgusting imperialist pig hating game9. Buy super good that's good. Swarm enemy with all-out bombin and strafin planes of eats. Rotisserie Roastify some Samurai noodle eatin blokes with tank gun. Defend the Mongolian Beef from being tenderized; Mongolian soldier sacrifice for the good of good. Forever remember Mongolian soldier; Protector of Beef. TAKE my piece of the Polish Pie; No no no Mr. Adil Hitman! That my pie now!!! Destroy anyone who thinks they are more gooder good than me. I am the good. Anyone who be lickin golden Lenin statue is probably good. Blow it up no good. They just die. I love Mongol Beef #bigassblazedownglazedown5907 the 1922 #lazeitdownlarry881 found this helpful
Awesome
Better dead than red
Amazing, especially the cut scenes. If you find them not up to par with current action movie lines, its because this is how people talked in their time. Love the cut scenes, not only good voice but what they say makes totally sense, studies history as a hobby. Game play is good also, probably best in this category, I played a few of them already.
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