Third Front: WWII

Third Front: WWII, developed and published by Hamsters Gaming, is a strategy title that aims to reinterpret large-scale World War II conflict through a more accessible and streamlined design. It places players in command of one of three major factions—the Soviet Union, Germany, or the Allied forces—and tasks them with expanding territory, managing cities, and ultimately dominating a stylized version of the European theater. At a glance, it presents itself as a hybrid between grand strategy and tactical warfare, but in practice it leans heavily toward simplification, offering a stripped-down experience that prioritizes ease of play over depth and realism. The game is built around a two-layer structure that combines map-based expansion with abstracted combat encounters. On the strategic layer, players move across a regional map, capturing cities, reinforcing positions, and gradually increasing their influence. Cities function as resource hubs, providing the means to recruit units and sustain military operations. There is a sense of forward momentum as the player pushes outward, securing territory and strengthening their position, and this progression forms the backbone of the experi…

Just not worth 99 cents. Do not buy, game is like a card playing game where you have to match your cards against the enemy so, not really a strategy game more like a card game that doesn't make much sense. It's also not historical in any way as you start off surrounded by whatever enemy you choose (if you're soviets you're surrounded by Nazi's etc...) and you have to take something like 300 territories by playing this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ boring card game.

no good

It's a wonderful game that has a couple of flaws let's start with the number one complaint: The tutorial is pathetic and a poor excuse for a tutorial! The game teaches you bare minimum and once it's over essentially releases you into a whole world already full of chaos instead of you slowly building up your territories and conquering nations etc as you would in something like Risk, Axis & Allies etc. No multiplayer - I think a game like this would be really fun to play with friends gives the Axis & Allies vibes without actually being that game.

weird, clunky game with mobile-game feel

so many bugs like me being in a fight and i get attacked and my screen glitches or that im getting attacked and my ho screen goes wild or that game is to hard ish they need a easy normal and hard and posbly a workshop