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Panzer Corps 2
For players who prefer planning each move, Panzer Corps 2 builds its World War II campaign around tactical choices involving movement, combat, and encirclements. At $5.53 from 
Eneba, it is at the tracked low, making this a fitting opportunity if that deliberate style is what you want. The campaign provides a substantial solo focus, while multiplayer and co-op options are there for players who want to play with others. At $39.99 from Eneba, Panzer Corps 2 is at this site's tracked low; Simplified Chinese, English, German, Spanish, Russian, French, Polish, and Portuguese-Brazil lists its interface languages.
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Past 36 months · Updated dailyHistorical Low~ $0.002025-03Current Low Across Stores~ $5.53Eneba
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01About Panzer Corps 2
Panzer Corps 2 is a turn-based World War II strategy game where careful decisions matter more than fast clicking. Move units, fight, spot enemies, and use encirclements and weather to shape each battle. Steam player reviews: 85%% positive from 3,542 reviews. Supported interface languages: Simplified Chinese, English, German, Spanish, Russian, French, Polish, and Portuguese-Brazil.
Credits
Developer
Flashback Games
Publisher
Slitherine Ltd.
Lowest recorded in 36 months
$0.002025-03-12 · JoyBuggyBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | — | — |
| English | Yes | — | Yes |
| German | Yes | — | — |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Yes | — | — |
| Russian | Yes | — | — |
| French | Yes | — | — |
| Polish | Yes | — | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | — | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-11-12
02Before you buy
Tactical turns
This turn-based strategy game rewards decisions over quick clicking, with movement, combat, spotting, encirclements, and weather shaping battles.
Campaign and modes
The branching campaign has around 60 scenarios and follows German forces through World War II. Single-player, multiplayer, and co-op modes are described.
Editor and language
The scenario editor supports custom campaigns, single scenarios, and multiplayer maps. Steam lists English full audio and additional interface languages.
03Frequently asked questions
Is there a single-player campaign?
Yes. The branching campaign has around 60 scenarios, with four additional single-player scenarios described.
What multiplayer options are available?
Options include hot seat, PBEM++, and online multiplayer. The description also mentions co-op against AI.
Can I create custom scenarios?
Yes. The editor lets players make campaigns, single scenarios, and multiplayer maps.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
RecommendedSteam player
In July 2021 I had a surgery for glioblastoma. I was having a bit of attention and cognition decline, so my kids bought the game for me. They knew i had played the original panzer general and had enjoyed it well. Now this is my own expierence, but the use of analysis skills and strategic thinking ect that you must use in order to do well has helped to maintain my cognition and improved my life. I can only play for short periods of half hour or so before attention loses defination, but come back after hour and I play some more. Seriously folks, your product has helped me as well as being fun to play. G.M. LongShow moreShow less
1,170.5 hours at review259 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
This game is a huge disappointment on account that they took away the most unique feature of PC1- varied victory progression. Essentially the core gameplay is updated and made pretty, but the strategic aspect has been completely neutered. In PC1 there were 3 different levels of victory for each operation-defeat, minor victory, major victory- and your campaign progression would flow based upon your string of victories (or lack thereof). This made for numerous different end game scenarios, and put strategic consequence on operational decisions. In this game, there is only 1 victory or defeat, and only victory moves forward, which is historically stupid and creatively lazy- and the few post mission choices seem superficial and irrelevant based upon your gameplay. The gameplay of which is basically the same; even the maps. I cannot fathom why that aspect of the game was removed.Show moreShow less
62.5 hours at review326 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Interesting and difficult for mr on normal level. Stayed up all night playing it! Stupid for me as I'm 76 years old! thought I was going to die! Keep up the good work!Show moreShow less
103.9 hours at review87 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
EULA roofieing is illegal in most parts of the world. This game, after buying, and 96 hours of playing, attempted to EULA roofie me and demand I accept an updated terms of service or deny my ability to play the game. This is not legal and I do no recommend anyone purchase this game for this pathetic attempt at forcing users into a EULA post purchase.Show moreShow less
96.2 hours at review310 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
I prefer Panzer Corp 1 to the new version. The maps in PC1 feel larger and the battles more immersive. Don't get me wrong you will enjoy PC2 if you liked PC1. However Panzer Corp 1 is a superior product all the way around. I'm retired US Army 19K M1 Armor Crewman and I grew up playing Panzer Blitz war games the table top version of this gaming genre. I'm glad I waited until PC2 was selling at a discount rate.Show moreShow less
21.3 hours at review62 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
As a rule I don't review games, since expectations and tastes are so different from player to player. In this case however I make an exception. I've been playing hex- and turn-based strategy since the well aged Panzer General came to PC in the early nineties. I tried many others, like the complete Five Star Series back in the day, or the numerous Order of Battle campaigns. I've played through the whole Panzercorps 1 campaigns, even the very long LEgacy of Versailles mod. Some of these lived up to their promises, others fell short; but all had to slug it out with the venerable Panzer General. So as a vet, I was really looking forward to this new title in the genre. With over 100 hours dumped into it, however, I must admit that it feels shallow. This is based on the fact that the only really new aspect is the leaders feature. Some are interesting, others rather not. Also the feature of the general traits which can be chosen at the start of a new campaign, with goodies and baddies. But while some just make it hard in a way that is ridiculous (no airforce? no artillery? no movement into unexplored territory? who came up with these??). But that's a question of taste as well. I simply don't like this feature. The "supply" system just feels wrong. One enemy unit in an isolated city still counts as "supplied", just because one hex towards your(!) lines is not in your ZOC. Can enemy supply transports go hundreds of miles around my troops, through forests and hills, so that this annoying engineer can still replace and regain ammo day after day? This was one of the aspects already annoying me in the old PG, and which was only satisfyingly resolved on the Order of Battle series. But the most boring aspect here is the fact that you just need to win a scenario on the last day in order to progress through the campaign until you reach the Pacific. One day later, you are bumped. Two weeks early? Tons of prestige, but no strategic consequence whatsoever. This was THE feature in PG that was most intriguing. Hurry up, really give those Frenchies a beating, and you end up on the shores of England in 1940. Stroll through the Loire valley -> chance lost. It should depend on your performance which path you are strategically able to go. But not so in PC2. Why? It makes the game just an arcade-style "hammer-the-enemy". If I wanted that I could play Tekken or whatever. I don't need a "strategy" game for that purpose. To add this "strategic depth", they introduced choices after certain scenarios. So after Stalingrad, you can choose whether you want to go the way of final defeat or final victory. And it's a one time decision. You don't get a second chance. In other games, this path was decided by your performance. Here, it is a choice. Again, who came up with this concept?? It simply ruins the game experience. It's the same feature that made the Grand Campaigns in PC1 dull and destroyed replayability, in contrast to the basic campaign. The rest of the game ist just pushing around units from A to B. Care for a game of chess with tanks and hills? Then this is for you. If you like a special challenge as never seen before in any game of the genre, like trying to conquer Europe without an airforce or whatever, then this is for you (you could just play PG or PC1 without buying planes, but that's your choice...). If you like a real struggle whose outcome depends on your tactical choices and performance on the battlefield? Just walk away and find your luck elsewhere. Maybe it's possible to mod this feature into the game or a DLC (too much money, anyone?) will add it, but so far it's just not there.Show moreShow less
103.5 hours at review190 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
If your favorite part of playing CIV games was going to war and not all the other diplomacy, religion, culture, etc stuff you might enjoy this. If you just like turn-based strategy games with good game mechanics in general this seems pretty solid. The maps are interesting, terrain matters, interesting units, music is good and it looks nice. This is my first dive into Panzer Corps games but so far I'm impressed. Edit: 9 hours in and I'm more than pleased. Considering the passability of terrain, strategic locations such as airfields, supply depots, transport locations such as ports and rail lines- it's really well done and that's just the planning/deployment phase XD Not a casual game but not hardcore, either. Highly recommended for turn-based strategy fans.Show moreShow less
1.5 hours at review56 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
Kick in the nuts... bought the General top whatever edition.. blah blah get it all version... now i gotta buy the German campaign that should've been in the game in the first place?? Instead i get a bunch of scenario's, n i have to buy each year of the war? N that's just for Germany? Soooo when the British, U.S., Soviet, Japanese, Italian, or whatever campaigns come out i'll have to buy each year of each of those???? the full German campaign (all years start to finish) should be included with the base game... then i could see paying for the other countries campaigns... now this'll just be an endless $$$ butt raping $$$ if you want to play WWII.... wow what a cash scam on this one.... i'll go back to Panzer Corp I , such a rip offShow moreShow less
41.3 hours at review173 people found this helpful
RecommendedSteam player
Some of you guys review bombing this game as a Nazi propaganda tool need to chill the hell out. Similar to PC1 and the predecessor titles Panzer General I & II, the campaigns in PC2 don't mention Nazism, display any swatiskas, reference Hitler by name, or align your activities as the player to anything directly related to the holocaust or atrocities committed by the Germans in WW2. The purpose of the game is to offer a WW2 experience from a German perspective with emphasis on their military campaigns, NOT their politics. Part of the equation required to make that experience somewhat authentic is to humanize the real people who served in the Wermacht and this is the extent of what's done - albeit with a mix of real and fictitious cast. Humanizing people who were on the wrong side of history doesn't extend them allowances for despicably immoral acts, got it? Reading some of the reviews on this game would give the impression the campaign has you running death camps or ordering forces to participate in Kristallnacht - when nothing of the sort happens. Probably the most edgy thing is in the 1943-44 campaign where you have a bonus objective to avenge a fallen Panzer Corps by hunting down the Soviet armor group that massacred them. Speaking of - why do I never see comment warriors review bombing games that let you play as Soviets? It's like the purges, pogroms, and holodomor were never a thing... my twice great-grandfather left St. Petersburg just before communism came along, so I can offer plenty of thoughts here. I'm not a German apologist, closet Nazi, or out to dishonor the sacrifices made by anyone's grandparent or relative in the most deadly conflict in history. I'm just a history major who isn't afraid to unpack contentious topics because defeating bad ideology requires understanding it, but dog-whistling Nazism or injecting a slanted view on history isn't this game's goal (especially when the devs sneaked pride flags into a WW2 setting). I'm also not afraid to leave comments open on this review - unlike most people posting review bombs. Go ahead and call me names. I learned a lot from playing this game and if you enjoy turn-based WW2 strategy with a lot of historical depth, it's worth buying.Show moreShow less
508.8 hours at review49 people found this helpful
Not recommendedSteam player
There is no need for the presence of the gay flag in this game. No historical relevance there whatsoever. The sole purpose remains to provoke and that is enough for me to negatively review this game. I am a man of culture & principles who affectionate historical accuracy over such nonsense. There's no point arguing with them or anyone supporting this for obvious reasons.Show moreShow less
11.4 hours at review144 people found this helpful
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