Lead British forces under Sir Harold Alexander or US troops commanded by Dwight D. Eisenhower in this history-driven turn-based strategy game set in WW2. Battle across Europe, Africa, and Burma through fully historical campaigns, with the US path extending into alternate history clashes against the USSR after Germany's defeat. Face key operations like Dunkirk evacuation, El Alamein, D-Day, and Ardennes while interacting with figures such as Winston Churchill and George S. Patton.
Manage army composition with 10 unit classes, upgrade to new models at accurate historical times, equip for battles, and train troops with chosen abilities. Develop headquarters skills for advanced tactics, capture enemy units to turn against them, and leverage 3D graphics with volumetric terrain. Strategy and simulation fans who value historical detail and tactical choices will command Allied victories.
Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom is a history-driven turn-based strategy set in WW2. You will fight across Europe, Africa, and Burma. Will you spend the time on proper reconnaissance before the attack, or rely on aggressive tactics? Will you use night time or rain to your advantage, sneaking up on enemy positions, or just complain that the weather was unfavorable? Will you help the locals or leave them to their fate? It is up to you to save the stronghold of Democracy and Freedom in Europe from the totalitarian oppression of the Axis powers.
The game has 2 campaigns: the British one features fully historical battles, while the US one has historical operations up to the defeat of Germany and also features a number of alternate history battles against the USSR afterward. It is created with great care and attention to historical detail by a team that is passionate about WW2 history.
Lead the British Army as Sir Harold Alexander
Go all the way from Norway landings to the liberation of northern Italy. Command your troops in bitter defeats and in the moments of triumph. Take charge of the Dunkirk evacuation. Fight the Japanese in Burma, and Italians in Africa. Turn the tide of war against Germany at El Alamein. Finish the war in North Africa and lead the victorious landing in Italy in 1943.
Lead the US Army as General Dwight Eisenhower
Go all the way from D-Day landings to the fall of Berlin. Ensure the success of Operation Market Garden, repel the last German offensive at the Ardennes, and strike the killing blow into the heart of the Reich. Then move into the alternate history of 1946 and face your strongest adversary yet - the Red Army. Command US and Allied forces and minimize your losses. Employ the units of all Allied and liberated countries to achieve maximum synergy. Exploit all available means to bring Freedom and Democracy to Eastern Europe.
The gameplay is plot-driven and features many historical personalities such as Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Harold Alexander, Bernard Law Montgomery, Dwight D. Eisenhower, George S. Patton, and others.
Manage your Army
Choose the composition of your forces. Acquire new units, upgrade or dismiss the outdated ones. There are 10 unit classes available in the game, with lots of models in each.
Upgrade your units to newer models
Get new unit models as soon as they become available. As the campaign progresses you gain access to more advanced units at historically accurate periods.
Choose the best equipment for each operation
Make sure that your forces have all the necessary tools for the upcoming battle. All units can employ various equipment and transport.
Train your troops and choose new abilities for them
Oversee your forces getting combat experience and choose news skills for them that best suit your strategy and tactics.
Develop your headquarters’ skills and employ advanced combat tactics
Learn new HQ skills before every operation and use your newly-acquired knowledge to make a difference on the battlefield.
Use the enemy's most advanced units against him
Capture the best enemy units and add them to your forces. Then crash the enemy using his own strength.
Enjoy realistic 3D graphics
Study the battle map and take advantage of 3D graphics, featuring volumetric terrain and physically-simulated movement of units. All units are very detailed representations of real models.
