WWII Partisanen
TWO B SOFT · 2020 · Strategy, Trading Card Game, Cartoony, Hand-drawn, Family Friendly
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About WWII Partisanen
What springs to mind when you hear these words? How much do you know about role of the people’s guard units in the war that engulfed half of the world in the middle of the last century?
WWII Partisanen is a collectible card game where you take on the role of the leader of a Polish partisan squad during World War II. The game is done in a humorous, cartoonish style.
At the beginning of the game, you will lead a small guerilla squad. Recruit rookies into your ranks and welcome volunteers. Teach your soldiers new trades, improve their skills, and over time your squad will be a real threat to the enemy.
Go from being a leader of partisans to being a commander of a well-trained guerrilla group!
Capture town after town, moving gradually towards the capital cities in Campaign mode. Succeed in special missions and earn additional rewards and bonuses. You can also participate in ranked battles to win the title of best of the best.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate the card-based WWII strategy gameplay with progression from soldier to commander and the option for online multiplayer, along with the silly cartoon style and humorous soldier dialogue. However, they criticize the aggressive monetization model, confusing UI navigation, excessive focus on card upgrading, and the overall feeling that the game plays itself automatically like a typical pay-to-win title, making it feel more like a money grab than a genuine gaming experience.
[h1]It's a fun game for fun families![/h1] Pew pew, paw paw [code]If vegetarians eat vegetables, what do humanitarians eat?[/code]28 found this helpful
Quite an interesting game about the Second World War. The game is made in the form of cards, where from the very beginning you find fighters for yourself and you can teach them different skills. I was pleased that you can go from leader to partisan commander. I also liked that there is an opportunity to play online, or rather on the network against your opponents.17 found this helpful
I do like the silly cartoon-style and some things (quite funny to me) that the soldiers say but... Monetization madness and you never do anything outside of upgrading your cards, the game plays itself, this is basically Raid - Shadow Legends. The UI is confusing, I accidently managed to stumble in to the menu where I upgrade cards and I tried finding it again without success... This is a money-grab, you'll get some more in-game currency for registering and then they have "PRO-accounts" as well, didn't check what they cost or what it does but I'm going to venture out on a branch the size of Golden Gate Bridge and guess it means you pay money to have the game play itself faster and make you win easier... The sad part is that I'd like to play more of this, I liked the silly sounds, the art-style and the humour but there's no way I'll be playing something like this with the monetization scheme it has... (I won't refund it but I'm not going to play more than I did...)14 found this helpful
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