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Panzer General is a top-down, turn-based, historical battle game developed and published by Strategic Simulations, Inc and released for DOS in 1994.

Year	1994
Genre	Strategy
Rating	87/100 based on 8 editorial reviews. Add your vote
Publisher	Strategic Simulations Inc
Developer	Strategic Simulations Inc
OS supported	Win7 64bit, Win8.1, Windows 10, MacOS 10.6+
Updated	22 October 2019
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Panzer General is a top-down, turn-based, historical battle game developed and published by Strategic Simulations, Inc and released for DOS in 1994. It was one of the first games (if not the first) that gave you the ability to play for the Nazis, but succeed where Hitler failed.

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In this strategic battle game you command land, air, and sea units to defeat the enemy forces. Choose between the Axis or Allied forces to take on a computer or human opponent or play campaign mode as the German Generalissimus and take down those Allied dogs. Go to war and take command of your troops through a point-and-click interface with an easy access menu. This game features “circled” battle animations, battle sounds, and marching and moving sounds (think Risk: The Game of Global Domination for Playstation, 1997). Even winning an award for Best Voice-Over Acting (Barry Link as commanding officer).

Taking inspiration from the Japanese strategy series Daisenryaku, and its non-traditional wargame design, Panzer General is one of the most important PC games of the 90’s. Garnering many awards including Wargame of the Year and Best Strategy Game. It is also on both the 150 Best Games of All Time list (Game Star) and the 50 Best Games of All Time list (PC Gamer). Panzer General earned its place in the hall of fame in 1997 of Computer Gaming World. This is a game changing, award winning strategy war game. If that doesn’t tell you need to play it, allow me. You need to play this game!

Review by: Tasha
Published: 30 January 2017, 3:23 pm

Allied General

Allied General

Windows - 1995

Also available on: Mac

4.33 / 5 - 30 votes

Description of Allied General Windows

First sequel to SSI's breakthrough wargame Panzer General, Allied General is essentially the same game set in a different theatre in World War II, with some slight improvements and Windows 95 engine that makes the game much slower than its predecessor.

As opposed to the first game's emphasis on the Germans' operations, Allied General covers the Allied campaigns in the World War II European Theater of Operations, as well as North Africa. Gameplay is essentially unchanged from Panzer General, except that you can now command a wider range of units, and certain features of the engine have been tweaked to make for a more realistic game. The Allied's anti-aircraft guns, ships, and anti-tank units, for instance, are much more powerful than their counterparts in Panzer General (or at least that's my impression). This means that, as Allied, you now stand a chance against the Germans' formidable Panzer tanks. The scenarios and campaigns are all well thought-out and follow a logical progression, although anyone who wants to try to change history will be disappointed: you can only relive it in this game.

Overall, Allied General is a solid sequel that is more evolutionary than revolutionary. As with most sequels, SSI decided to stick with the safe 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' philosophy. As a result, Allied General just does not feature any revolutionary ideas to surpass its predecessor in terms of panache and originality. Given how original and playable Panzer General is, however, that is not necessarily a bad thing. It is unfortunate that SSI decided to port the game to Windows 95 platform, because it runs much slower, and the interface is much more cumbersome, than the DOS-based engine of Panzer General. Crisper graphics and better sound effects make up for this weakness, though. Also, the speed problem isn't really a problem anymore for today's Pentium computers :) Thumbs up!

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Comments and reviews

StillRocks2019-11-262 points Windows version

Hey guys! I just heard about something called 'Panzer General Forever'. It allows for both PG and AG (Allied General) campaigns to be played on modern versions of Windows, to solve compatibility issues.
The only problem with this version seems to be that the AI was modified according to 'personal tastes', but from what I've heard you can change in the options and revert the AI back to 'Classic Mode' or something like that. Greatly appreciated!

billmac2019-08-21-1 point

best site ever. thanks a.w.!!!

Al2019-02-240 point Windows version

The graphics in my version of the game don't look as nice as the examples on this pages. Unseen hexes in my game are now a muddy blackish color. When I played the game a couple years ago on a different computer unseen hexes looked like the screen examples on this page. Is there a problem with wing32.dll and is there a version of wing32.dll that has this fixed?

StillRocks2018-12-091 point Windows version

It works using a small tool called DxWnd, you have to enable 'Expert Mode' at the main menu and look for the options 'Suppress Overlay Capability', 'Minimal Caps' (check all four options in that section there) and at the Compat tab check the option 'Limited Resources' on the left. I'm still looking for a way to make the window zoomed-up and therefore making the text bigger on screen without manually resizing my desktop.

JustJohn2018-10-261 point Windows version

To run Allied General on Windows 7 or similar you'll probably have to download the WING32.dll file from the internet. Place copies of this file in C:Windows/System AND the C:Windows/SysWOW64 file folders (If you have both)
Run AG in Compatability Mode for Windows XP and at 256 Colors.

Not A Clever Name2018-03-140 point

Anyone else getting a WING32.DLL missing error?

doesntwork2018-01-07-4 points

doesn't work, even after you follow the instructions

gundo2017-08-041 point

Can anyone help me open this on a mac

Richard2017-06-070 point Windows version

I bought an old computer just so I could use it for this series of games.

SmartFox2016-11-18-1 point Windows version

Think this was the best WWII game ever! It had just the right balance between play complexity and simplicity! It was also a bit challenging. Also, it was great to learn about the many different battles and campaigns of WWII. Allied General had many campaign scenarios: North Africa, France, Russia, Germany and my odd favorite Russo-Finish war! I think there was even a Norway scenario.
It would have been great to have this game evolve. As I said before it had a terrific play balance. Many other strategic turn based games are too complex. This game moved along at very nice pace too.

Anon2015-06-04-3 points Mac version