Panzer Corps: Afrika Korps

From the back of box

Welcome to the desert!

The year is 1941 and you will lead the German Afrika Korps, and it`s Axis allies, into Libya and Tunisia during the North African Campaign of World War II.

The reputation of the "Deutsches Afrikakorps" or "DAK" was synonymous with that of its first commander Erwin Rommel. Now it is up to you to overwhelm the Allied forces in North Africa, secure the Suez Canal and take hold of the oil-rich lands of the Arabian Peninsula; maybe even invade the underbelly of the British Empire and threaten its crown jewel: India.

With more than 20 new units, 24 new scenarios, new dynamic and varied scenarios and weather types, players will have their wits and tactics tested in this turn-based strategy game of the award-winning Panzer Corps series!

Panzer Corps: Afrika Korps is an expansion for existing Panzer Corps owners and a full stand-alone for new players.
New players will be able to purchase Panzer Corps: Afrika Korps without the need to already own Panzer Corps, while current players can add the game onto their menu with ease.

New Features:
- A branched brand new Afrika Korps campaign with 20+ new scenarios.
- Several new MP scenarios set in the African theatre.
- More than 20+ new units added to the equipment table, like gliders and flamethrowing tanks.
- More varied scenario objectives.
- Scenario objectives that could change during the course of a battle.
- New desert-related weather types.
- 10 new Afrika Korps heroes.
- Improved AI.
- New media like: new concept art, music, etc
- New Intro Trailer.
- The Library extended with the most prominent WW2 airplanes.
- New desert tile-set and desert camouflage units.
- All new units and tile-sets will be available for use by the modding community through the existing editor

Scenario List: Reconnaissance in Force, Ras el Mdauuar, Brevity, Battleaxe, Dash to the Wire, Second offensive, Gazala Line, Malta, Alam Halfa, Suez Canal, Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Basra, Persia, Caucasus, Arabia, East Africa, On Road to India, British India, El Alamein, Kasserine Pass, Mareth Line, Tunisian Bridgehead