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Axis and Allies Overview Axis and Allies Free Download for PC is a 1998 turn-based strategy video game closely based on the Axis and Allies: Classic board game. Players take control of one of five world powers at the start of 1942 in WW2, grouped into the opposing factions of the Allies (US, UK, and USSR) and the Axis (Germany and Japan).
Victory conditions are set at the start of the game: complete world domination, the capture of enemy capitals, or reaching a set level of economic power by the Axis. The game is turn-based, with the USSR turn first, and the USA turn last. Each power's turn of the game is broken into several phases. First is the research phase, where IPCs (a representation of industrial power) can be gambled in an attempt to develop advanced technology, such as jet engines or rockets. The remaining IPCs are then used to buy troops in the purchase phase. Troops are then moved in the combat move phase, and battles resolved in the combat phase.
Non-combative moves are then performed in the non-combat move phase, new units are then placed at the powers' factories & IPCs for all territories the power now controls are collected in the place units/collect income phase and the powers' turn ends. A second edition of the game was released in 1999 titled Axis & Allies: Iron Blitz. It added a function to allow the third edition rules of the game as well as new features such as allowing a submarine to submerge instead of withdrawal and having multiple AA guns occupy the same territory. In addition, it included many alternate scenarios, providing for events that ranged from a Western Allied-Soviet war after WW2 (Allies: UK/US vs Axis: Soviet Union/(Communist) Germany), to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact being made into a formal alliance, which turns Japan into the Allies (Allies: UK/US/Japan vs Soviet-German Axis.) And, of course, there is the default scenario from the board game (Allies: UK/US/Soviet vs Germany/Japan. Axis and Allies Download free Full Version.
Rules A&A 3rd Edition Rules are included in this video game. There is an option to use A&A 3rd Edition rules or the standard A&A 2nd Edition rules.
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Submerging Submarines: Submarines can now submerge from battle during after any round of firing if it doesn't get hit. Amphibious Aerial Retreat: All fighters and bombers (that have not been hit) can retreat from an amphibious assault. Multiple AA guns in one area: You can now place more than one AA gun in a territory Purchased Naval units can be put in an enemy occupied ocean or sea zone: All players can put any of their naval units in an enemy occupied ocean or sea zone. If they do this, combat will occur on your enemy's turn immediately following yours unless the enemy player moves its naval unit out of the ocean/sea zone. Western Canada no longer borders the Atlantic Ocean: This prevents players from being able to move land units from transports from the Atlantic Ocean directly to Western Canada. Surviving Aircraft: When a Carrier sinks, the surviving planes have 1 movement to land on a friendly carrier or friendly island. Turn Phases Each power has a turn of 5 steps during each round of play.
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Each of the 5 powers will have a turn in a complete round of play. Axis and Allies game free Download for PC Full Version. Round of Play A full round of play consists of: USSR, Germany, United Kingdom, Japan, and United States.
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If one power's armed forces are completely destroyed, that nation is removed from play and game play skips that power's turn. Example: United Kingdom destroys all of Germany's armed forces. The play now follows: USSR, United Kingdom, Japan and USA. However, if Germany's ally Japan, liberates Germany's capital and later Germany can produce new units, then Germany's turn is now restored as it was at the start of the game. Axis and Allies Game free Download Full Version.
IPCs IPCs otherwise known as Industrial Production Certificates, is the only currency in the game. IPCs are used to buy land units, sea units or air units. Each power collect IPCs at the end of their turn. You collect IPCs for every territory that you control that has an IPC value at the end of your turn. Victory Allies: Historical victory of capturing both Axis capitals.
Total victory meaning that both Japan and Germany are captured and none of the Allied capitals are captured by the Axis. Axis: One of 2 conditions are met.
Total Victory: Axis capturing 2 of the 3 Allied capitals and none of the Axis capitals are captured by the Allies. IPC Victory: When the combined IPCs controlled by both Japan and Germany reach 84 at the end of a complete round of play. Units Land Units Infantry: Cost: 3 IPCs — Movement: 1 — Attack: 1 — Defense: 2 — Ability: None Tank/Armor: Cost: 5 IPCs — Movement: ½ — Attack: 3 — Defense: 2 — Ability: Blitz Blitzing Ability: When a tank/armor passes through an enemy controlled territory for combat, the player immediately gains the territory. The tank can then move on to the 2nd enemy occupied territory to resolve combat with the enemy units. However, tanks cannot blitz through the 1st enemy territory if there are enemy units occupying that territory. Sea Units Transport: Cost: 8 IPCs — Movement: 2 — Attack: 0 — Defense: 1 — Ability: Amphibious Assault Amphibious Assault Ability: Transports can carry 2 infantry or 1 tank or 1 AA gun. Example: A transport picks up 1 tank, then moves 2 sea zones to another friendly territory and drops the tank off to reinforce during the non-combat move.
Example: A transport loads one infantry, moves one sea zone, loads another infantry, moves one more sea zone and then both infantry are unloaded into an enemy territory during the combat move. Submarine: Cost: 8 IPCs — Movement: 2 — Attack: 2 — Defense: 2 — Ability: Sneak Attack First Shot Sneak Attack Ability: During a naval battle, any attacking subs roll first, for every hit, the defending player removes a naval unit from play before the defender fires. Then all other attacking units fire.
Then the defender fires all remaining units. The same sequence repeats every round until the battle is resolved. Attacking subs have a sneak attack every round of the battle. NOTE: Subs cannot shoot at planes!
Aircraft Carrier: Cost: 18 IPCs — Movement: 2 — Attack 1 — Defense: 3 — Ability: Landing Fighters Landing Fighters Ability: The Aircraft Carrier can hold up to 2 fighters. When a carrier moves, the planes have to move with it. When defending, the Aircraft Carrier deploys all of its fighters. If the carrier sinks, the fighters have 1 movement to land on a friendly carrier or friendly island. Bombers cannot land on Aircraft Carriers. Battleship: Cost: 24 IPCs — Movement: 2 — Attack: 4 — Defense: 4 — Ability: Shore Bombardment, Capital Ship (Optional Rule) Shore Bombardment Ability: When a transport unloads infantry or tanks for an amphibious assault into enemy territory, battleships have a one shot shore bombardment at the defending units. Any enemy units hit by shore bombardment are immediately destroyed and do not return defending fire!
Any defending naval unit in the sea zone where transports unload prevent shore bombardment from that sea zone. Capital Ship Ability: Optional rule in this game.
Battleships are capital ships that take 2 hits to sink. One hit will damage a battleship. Air Units Fighter: Cost: 13 IPCs — Movement: 4 — Attack: 3 — Defense: 4 — Ability: Fighters can land on Aircraft Carriers.
Landing On Carrier Ability: Fighters can take off from and land on aircraft carriers. Any fighters on the deck of aircraft carriers will defend against all enemies.
Bomber: Cost: 15 IPCs — Movement: 6 — Attack: 4 — Defense: 1 — Ability: Strategic Bombing Strategic Bombing Ability: When bombing a territory with an Industrial Complex, you can target the complex instead of military units. Your roll for each bomber will determine how many IPCs the enemy player loses from stragegic bombing. Special Units Industrial Complex: Cost: 15 IPCs — Movement: 0 — Attack: 0 — Defense: 0 — Ability: Produce New Units All new units are produced at an industrial complex. Original complexes controlled by the original owner can produce unlimited amounts of units.
Newly built complexes or captured complexes have limited capacity equal to the IPC value of the territory where the complex is located. Example: A player builds a complex on Brazil, the complex there can only manufacture 3 units per turn. Anti-Aircraft Gun: Cost: 5 IPCs — Movement: 1 — Attack: 0 — Defense: 1 — Ability: Shoot Down Planes AA guns only fire at air units.
During strategic bombing, if any bombers fly over an AA gun, the AA gun rolls one die for every bomber. For every 1 rolled, a bomber is removed from play before the bombing. During combat where enemy units attack a territory, the defending AA gun fires first, 1 shot for each attacking aircraft. For every hit of 1 the attacker loses 1 plane of his choice before the attacking planes fire in combat. AA guns fire only once at each plane. Axis and Allies Free Download Torrent.
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World peace is under threat of permanent extinction, and only you can set things straight. Choose your country and use allegiances to defeat the opposition and put an end to the conflict. Using naval forces, ground troops, and aerial attacks, you will experience the Second World War from Germany's initial blitzkrieg to the end of fighting.
Play out alternate scenarios in which different nations band together, or just see things out the way they really happened. War enthusiasts and gamers alike will love the attention to detail in this installment of Axis & Allies. Features eight selectable preset scenarios, an icon builder and online play. Axis & Allies: Iron Blitz Review By Pauline Clay May 23, 2012 Axis and Allies: Iron Blitz is a turn-based war game based on the successful board game.
And it's a follow up to Hasbro's first PC port of the game - which it includes. The game reflects the world during the whimsical spring of 1942. Hitler has solidified his gains in Europe and begins to turn eastward. As German troops pour into the Soviet Union, Rommel is waging a war of mobile armor against the British in the deserts of North Africa.
Meanwhile, back in the Pacific, the Japanese have dealt a crushing blow to the American fleet at Pearl Harbor and are poised to take over the whole of the Pacific. You take the role of commander of any of the five nationalities in the game and decide military policy. But you'll also be in charge of the economics of the game, at least as far as they relate to your military strategy. It's the diversity of strategies that really makes this game so great. The Russians and Germans must fight a bloody war of attrition along the Eastern Front. The British must defend India from attack and maintain parity in Africa all while trying to wear down the German defenses and invade Fortress Europe. The Japanese and American players fight primarily a naval war in the early stages of the game.
But the strategies are further divided among the alliance groups. The Axis have a huge military advantage at the start of the game.
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The Allies, while weak in material, have the lead in economic resources. If they can hold out long enough, their superior infrastructure will tip the balance in their favor. The trick is for the Axis to gain enough momentum through a vigorous and rapid offensive to take the economic edge away from the Allies. How, you ask? Each territory on the map is worth a certain number of Industrial Production Certificates. At the end of your turn, you collect an amount of money equal to the number of IPCs you own. These IPCs are then spent (next turn) on weapons development and unit production.
If you choose to develop weapons, you can obtain things like jet power (adding to the defense of your fighters), long range aircraft or advanced production techniques (reducing the cost of purchasing units). Other than weapons development, every dollar you can get your hands on will be spent on units.
Except of course, the money you set aside to purchase AA guns or factories. There are 10 military units in the game.
The land-based units include infantry and tanks. The tank's ability to blitz through enemy controlled territories makes it an effective weapon for gaining the initiative.
A new addition to Iron Blitz is the Marine. Marines are just like regular infantry unless they happen to be making an amphibious assault. Then they perform as well as tanks. Fighters and bombers are the two air units. Bombers can be used to attack enemy units or the industrial production certificates of a country directly. The ship models in the game are equally versatile.
The transport is used for ferrying troops and AA guns across water. Submarines are excellent weapons for attacking superior forces. They can launch an initial strike and be gone before the defender has a chance to counterattack. Carriers act as mobile bases for your fighters and battleships provide the muscle. They also have the ability to bombard enemy coastlines prior to an amphibious landing. The destroyer has been added especially for Iron Blitz in order to balance out the submarine. It completely negates the submarine's first attack power.
Combat in the game is resolved with electronic dice and the small unit board from the board game. That's such a nice touch. Where other companies would try to 'improve' upon the experience of playing a PC port, Hasbro has opted to cling to the board game concept even in the PC format. That's what's so fun about this game.
It preserves the feel of the board game while giving you access to the speed and organizational power of the PC. Oh, right, the dice.
The attacker rolls to see whom he kills, the defender counterattacks, and the whole process is repeated until one side is dead or the attacker withdraws. It's a lot more exciting than it sounds, trust me. You can set victory conditions in the game. The default victory condition involves the capture of two of your opponents' capitals while simultaneously retaining control of your own.
You can set an economic level as a victory point. Then when the Axis (or whoever) get a certain number of IPCs, they win. You can, alternatively, opt for a total destruction scenario where nothing will do but the complete and total annihilation of your enemies. I like this idea. Iron Blitz uses the new Third Edition rules for Axis and Allies. This new set fixes several of the inconsistencies and quirks found in the Second Edition.
For those of you who feel that any changes would screw up the game that you love, you can opt to play with the Second Edition rules. The new rules allow for several new movements - submarines can submerge instead of withdrawing, planes may retreat from amphibious assaults, new naval units may be placed in enemy occupied zones and multiple AA guns may occupy the same territory. Additionally, when an aircraft carrier is sunk, its planes may land one space away from the battle.
Oh yeah, Western Canada no longer borders on the Atlantic Ocean. This keeps the Germans from launching their attack into North America via the Yukon. Some other variants are accessible through the game set-up screen. The air transport ability is a function of bombers. Each bomber can move one infantry unit to any square within the bomber's range. Scorched earth tactics permit the destruction of industrial complexes and anti-aircraft guns. The best of the optional rules gives each battleship two hits before it's destroyed.
This makes a lot more sense to me than the way battleships are currently handled. Iron Blitz includes seven pre-set scenarios. Three scenarios take the war all the way back to 1939.
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The Axis is poised to attack an unsuspecting world. The first plays out under the normal alliance structure. Two alternatives are included - one where Japan and Russia switch allegiance, and one where the US remains neutral throughout the conflict. A 1942 scenario is included where Russia remains neutral.
Two scenarios follow the conflict closer to the war's end. In both scenarios the Russian Bear 'demands land for the blood of her children' and precipitates another war - this time on the side of Germany or Japan. The final scenario plays out under Cold War conditions. Russia squares off against the US and UK in theaters all across the world. The scenarios are fun. Switching up the alliance structure makes for some interesting conflicts.
The only problem is that the original game was designed to begin under a very specific set of circumstances. Any deviation from this initial position runs the risk of upsetting the game balance. I think that the guys at Hasbro have done a really great job of setting up new wars where things aren't too heavily slanted to one side or another. But still, the original 1942 set-up isn't in any danger of losing its position at the top of my list.
Like I said, the other scenarios are fun, but the don't offer the same challenge or excitement of the original game. The game also has a unit editor.
You can change the icon and attributes for each of the units in the game. Stronger tanks for the Germans are the first obvious modification that springs to mind, but you can also use the tool to buff up the Japanese fighters or the US bombers. To tell the truth though, I really don't see much use for this tool. The units are very well balanced as it is, and I have neither the patience nor the inclination to monkey around with the bitmap files. But hey, that's me; I'm sure there are several people out there who will really get into this feature. Now that I've covered what I love about this game, I have to step back and talk about its weak points.
First, and this is sort of a piddley issue, there's no national summary screen. Now before all of you who have the game start writing us nasty letters telling us that there is such a feature, let me explain what I mean.
What I want is a list of all units I currently possess. That would be so helpful when it comes time to buy new units.
I would be able to see where the deficiencies are in my army and fill them accordingly. On the tabletop version, this was easy - you could see the whole board at once. The whole map screen on Iron Blitz is nearly useless if you're looking for individual units. I'm more concerned with the AI in the game. Don't get me wrong. But it could be better.
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I've been playing the board game for years now so I imagine that my standards are high. But I think that gamers who will be interested in this game have probably had some experience with the game and will be expecting a bigger challenge. While it was sometimes a 'near run thing,' I have yet to lose a game to the computer.
The AI as an ally is much better than it was in the previous version of the PC game. It coordinates defense and offense much more naturally and sensibly than before. But hang it on the doors of the Hasbro Studios: 'We make great PC versions of board games.' Given the fact that the company bought the Avalon Hill library last year, I think wargamers have a lot to look forward to.
The games all (so far) have taken what's really great about board games - pieces, maps, multiple opponents - and combined them with what's great about PC games - flexibility, arbitration and rules resolution, multimedia presentations. The result is nothing less than fantastic. It ensures that each game is 'flashy' enough to grab your attention but still faithful to the spirit and design of the original. As a sidenote, the game ends with a fairly long interview with Larrry Harris, the man behind the design of the board game. He discusses his inspiration, the game's development and his views on the PC version.
And if that wasn't enough, Hasbro is offering a $10 rebate to owners of the original PC game.as long as you buy Iron Blitz, that is. Stephen Butts.
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