Order of Battle: World War II

This is fun and adds replayability as well as adds a sense of progression that comes naturally instead of "you've completed mission 3 so now you have paratroopers." The battles can be pretty intense and have multiple ways to approach the objectives.

Replayability is a major strength, with numerous campaigns, customizable difficulty settings, and a rich selection of scenarios to explore.

And as you play, you follow the story of the campaign you are playing, so it is also somewhat educational, something that is missing from a lot of games nowadays.

I like that you can't just roll over units, but the combat display should show a more accurate attack prediction.

The graphics effectively convey the setting without standing out, earning a 7/10.

Bought the pacific campaign expecting that, but since the base game was free don't see it a loss as playing the scenarios in it were good preparation for multiplayer.