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== Overview== ''Panzer General'' is [[turn-based strategy|turn-based]], set on [[operational level]] [[hex map]]s. One plays lone scenarios from either Axis or Allied side and against a computer or human opponent. In Campaign Mode, the player assumes the role of a [[Nazi Germany|German]] [[general]] against the Allied computer. ''Panzer General'' is an operational-level game, and units approximate battalions, although unit size and map scale from one scenario to the next are elastic. While the names and information for the units are reasonably accurate, the scenarios only approximate historical situations. Its novel feature was to link individual [[scenario]]s into a campaign spanning World War II from 1939 to 1945. Units are able to gain experience and become stronger, where success in one battle would award the player prestige to upgrade units, acquire additional units, and select a better scenario for the next battle. In 1996, ''Panzer General'' won the [[Origins Award]] for ''Best Military or Strategy Computer Game of 1995''. The game and its sequels spawned a loyal following, who have revived online head-to-head play and added many units, features, and over 2,500 scenarios. New ideas are still being developed well over a decade after its initial release.
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