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Panzer CorpsNewsPanzer Corps 2: Axis Operations - 1941 is out now
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Panzer Corps 2: Axis Operations - 1941 is out now

Panzer Corps · published 18 Mar 2021, 15:05 UTC

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1941 was a crucial year in World War II.

Having secured western Europe, now the Wehrmacht looks east. The largest front in the war is about to open, and the biggest and most decisive battles are about to take place.

But not before taking a detour to the Balkans...

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Axis Operations - 1941 brings the decisive battles of 1941 to Panzer Corps 2. Relive the invasion of the Balkans, of Greece and of the Soviet Union and fight both popular and more obscure battles in its 20 scenarios campaign.

As part of the Axis Operations series, you can decide to import a core army from the previous DLC, 1940, or play with a brand new army. You will also be able to export your core army at the conclusion of the 1941 campaign, and export it to the next DLC.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1526010/Panzer_Corps_2_Axis_Operations__1941/

New Tournament

We are now ready to start the first online Tournament for Panzer Corps 2.

You can sign up here. You need a Slitherine account in order to join, and you can register one for free.

The tournament will be three rounds long, each round taking one week. The first round will begin on Monday 29th March.

The Slitherine Tournament system will automatically pair you up with your opponents and create your online matches for you. All you'll need to do is load the game and start playing.

Ownership of the DLCs is not required.

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