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Hitler: Whenever I think of this attack, my stomach turns over. Guderian: In that case your reaction is correct. Leave it alone! The dying days of the Stalingrad Campaign saw the German Army reeling under heavy blows from resurgent Soviet … Continue reading →

We’ve made several changes to “Unity of Command” core game mechanics in our upcoming “Road to Berlin” expansion. It’s not a huge number of changes and really they’re not all that big, as we believe the game is solid basically. … Continue reading →

If you’ve been following the goings-on with Unity of Command, you may know that we’re working on an expansion that follows the Soviet forces as they advance westward after the battle of Kursk. The working title for this expansion is “Road to Berlin” and while that work is progressing nicely, I’ve hit a snag unexpectedly a few weeks ago when I found out exactly how much mapmaking I need to do.Continue reading →

Although it’s been high time I post something relevant about the game on the blog for a while now, it took for some nice people to actually give us an award to get me unstuck (writers block, you know). Anyway, … Continue reading →

Keeping your supply network running is crucial for completing the mission and indeed for the very survival of your force. This is so important that there is special map view in which the units are hidden so you can inspect your supply arrangements. Continue reading →

Here’s some more info on how the game works, this time it’s about combat. First, the basics. You hover the mouse pointer over the enemy unit and the game shows you the combat sheet. This shows you the likely outcome … Continue reading →

For everyone who’s interested, here’s a short primer on units in Unity of Command. Units represent Axis divisions, Soviet corps or equivalent units regardless of their actual command level designation. All units are named, except for some of the Soviet … Continue reading →

I always wondered whether it would work… Here we were, working on this game in total obscurity for, you know, like a fair number of years. We set up the site earlier this year and very few people came. It … Continue reading →

Welcome to “Unity of Command”, from the ad-hoc studio of Tomislav Uzelac and Nenad Jalšovec. We’re a small independent studio based in Zagreb, Croatia and we’re kind of excited to pull the wraps off our game, which we’ve been developing … Continue reading →