101: The Airborne Invasion of Normandy (101st Airborne in Normandy)
IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF JUNE 6, 1944, the soldiers of the 101st Airborne were handed one of the toughest assignments of WWII - a night drop behind enemy lines to secure territory before D-Day.Go back in time to that fateful night to lead a "stick" of 18 paratroopers through multiple campaigns and combat engagements in this realistic initiative-based strategy simulation. Initiative-based gameplay with nine challenging campaigns, each with 28 individual combat engagements and 42 highly detailed maps. Historically accurate weaponry, damage modelling and detailed topography. Execute infantry-style tactics to complete your mission while fighting through surprise enemy attacks. Form unique squads from a selection of 48 troops. Unique soldier animations and 3D-animated cut scenes.
Videogame for , developed by Interactive Simulations Inc. and published by Empire Interactive Entertainment
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IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS OF JUNE 6, 1944, the soldiers of the 101st Airborne were handed one of the toughest assignments of WWII - a night drop behind enemy lines to secure territory before D-Day.Go back in time to that fateful night to lead a "stick" of 18 paratroopers through multiple campaigns and combat engagements in this realistic initiative-based strategy simulation.
- Initiative-based gameplay with nine challenging campaigns, each with 28 individual combat engagements and 42 highly detailed maps.
- Historically accurate weaponry, damage modelling and detailed topography.
- Execute infantry-style tactics to complete your mission while fighting through surprise enemy attacks.
- Form unique squads from a selection of 48 troops.
- Unique soldier animations and 3D-animated cut scenes.
System Requirements
Minimum Requirements
- Operating System: Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10/11
- CPU (Processor): Intel Pentium Gold G7400
- RAM: 16 МБ
- Free disk space: 700 МБ
- Video card: Any videoadapter with 2 MB RAM
- DirectX Version: 6.0
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