Aggression: Europe Under Fire

Aggression is a historical military real-time strategy title incorporating role-playing elements. Assume the role of a political head for Russia, Great Britain, France, or Germany. You are tasked with making hard choices during a critical epoch of European history, specifically the World Wars era spanning 1914 to 1945. The game's primary characteristic is its complete approach to state administration. The player oversees political, economic, technological, and military sectors, creating the sensation of governing a real country. Despite the vast array of options, managing the state in Aggression remains simple and accessible. Most aspects of the game allow for flexible configuration, giving the player the option to set their preferred control level or utilize auto-management. Every decision alters the scenario and the final outcome of the world after each war period and the times between them. Try out a true military strategy game that covers the 1910-1950 timeframe. Play as over 200 historical characters including the great names of history, such as political leaders, generals, and public figures from that period. Participate in historical campaigns containing hundreds of tasks. You can lead one of the four key nations, guiding your country through the entire World War age and taking part in both World Wars. Make your own choices and shift global political strategy, offering the chance to set an alternative course of events in European history. Act on behalf of one of the four available countries: Russia, Great Britain, Germany, or France. Control political, economic, and military systems, influencing European political and military policies in the 20th century. Be at the center of bloody battles, military operations planning, research new weaponry and technology from machine-guns to nuclear bombs, form political alliances, and engage in espionage. Fight in major battles on 92 three-dimensional tactical maps. Feel and experience classical game graphics of the strategic genre, true-to-life physics, and a large variety of special effects that contribute to the cinematic picture of events on the screen.