Sudden Strike II screenshots

Introduction

Main menu

Briefing

Attacking an soviet tank

Securing enemy factory area

German airfield

Debriefing

The game starts with a cinematic-like introduction that shows an attack on a base of some sort. It's suitably multinational in that it does not seem to represent any particular nation

The main menu

These are the game's configuration options

The 'ratings' option from the main menu brings up the list of campaigns and missions

The Single Player missions start with the selection / creation of a user id. Spaces are allowed in the name

There are campaigns available from each of these five nations

The first German mission. Like all missions it starts with a briefing that's both presented as text and narrated. The diamond shows the battle map. Objectives are drawn as they are discussed

The start of the first German mission. The welcome screen summarises the objectives

The players forces are selected via the mouse. They are shown in the mini map too

The objective is to capture these factories and to hold the bridge. The view is very dark & gloomy. Light only appears when troops are present

This shot shows how the game uses light to show the soldier's field of view. All soldiers have been sent to the same location yet some have gone across the bridge and others have not

This is the in-game options screen that's displayed when ESC is pressed. Nice to see that the game sped can be adjusted

This is the Save / Load screen

... and this is the Exit screen

These are the single player missions. These are independent of the single payer campaigns

The first mission in the Japanese campaign. The narrator now has a Japanese like accent and the map objectives use different colours

Sudden Strike II installs a map editor along with the game. This is the default map that is present when the editor starts

The editor allows the tutorial & multiplayer maps to be edited. here different types of terrain are showing.

Sudden Strike II

Windows screenshots