Theatre of War 2 Africa 1943-SKIDROW (Reuploaded) | 1.78 GB
Genre: Real-Time Strategy | Developer: Battlefront.com | PC Game

System Requirements :

Windows XP/ Vista
Intel Pentium IV 3.0 Ghz
1 Gb System RAM
Video card: nVidia GeForce 6600 or ATI Radeon X800
1.5 Gb of HDD space (full game will require approx. 3.5 Gb)
DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card

Features

-The stage is set, its time again to enter the Theatre of War!
-House to house urban combat
-Animated hand-to-hand fighting
-Anti-air vehicles and stationary anti-aircraft mounts to
control
-Smoke screens
-Different types of trenches, sand bags, road blocks and barbed
wire emplacements are now available (to defending units only)
and can be placed by the player before the battle starts
-A-dvanced unit formations control
-Improved soldier A.I. (e.g. soldiers will independently search
for cover and share heavy weapons ammo)
-Improved complex infantry damage system
-New advanced visual spotting system accounts for observation
angles and smoke screens
-Online Game Server Browser
-Improved visuals and sound, with new soldier and vehicle
models, new sounds and music, and all new explosion effects
and animations
-15 missions in three campaigns - German, American and British
including famous battles such as Kasserine Pass, Sidi Bou Zid
Sbeitla and Tebessa
-Mission Editor to create your own scenarios
-Interactive Tactical Battle Map
-Over 50 different vehicle types
-Over 30 new unique buildings

Install Notes:

1. Unpack release
2. Mount image or burn it
3. Install game
4. Run ToW2_Patch_110_Setup.exe from the Update directory on
the DVD
5. Copy the content from the SKIDROW directory on the DVD to
your installation directory and overwrite
6. Play the game

Additional Notes:

We have decided to included the Mission Editor Vista 64hotfix
1.1.0a Hotfix - so you dont have to look for that. It can be
found in the Update directory on the DVD. Just copy whole
MissionEditor directory to your main installation directory
and overwrite

Enjoy another cool release from Skid Row, who also brought you
the first Theatre of War