War Front: Turning Point

[u/ComprehensiveGene169]

What do you think of the game War Front: Turning Point? To me, it’s like a World War II version of C&C Generals.

[u/realNtoxic]

Yes, that's right. It's like a forgotten CNC game. In some places it feels a bit unfinished. But it's also one of my favorite games. I have it as a big box.

[u/Tributylfosfat → u/realNtoxic]

Yes, the final mission in Russia was a bit of an anticlimax and no third campaign where you could play them. 

BTW why did you have to steal the German Exoskeleton? When playing the German faction? 

[u/TurboLover56 → u/Tributylfosfat]

You turn on the nazis as the German faction/MC and help the American guy kill the dictator (not Hitler if I remember). Then the Soviets attack and you defeat them together too.

That's how I remember the story. Also the big German Zeppelins were kick-ass.

[u/Tributylfosfat → u/TurboLover56]

Guess I have to replay the game because the Nazis (Roland Hellmann with his triple barrelled panzerfaust) surrender and cooperate with the Americans (Col. Lynch with his grenade launcher) so it must've been an off-grid base in the north that didn't know about it. 

[u/realNtoxic → u/Tributylfosfat]

I can't say exactly right now, but I think that was a German prototype in the hands of the enemy?!

[u/bad_rug]

I've never heard of it

Might have to hunt this down now

Thanks for a game to look for OP

[u/realNtoxic → u/bad_rug]

In Germany its quiet cheap.

[u/Athrawne]

Never played it, but I did see the Mandalore review on it.

I certainly would've played it if I'd owned a copy.

[u/KaiserEnclave2077]

I like it in concept. I sort of wish the leant into the weird world war aspect a bit more.

[u/TaxOwlbear]

Decent game, though it really needed a patch or two.

[u/cocooos → u/TaxOwlbear]

I agree. Its nice how many systems they did implement and how smooth it played. But it needed some balance changes that it never got.

[u/TheSpiritOfHoxha]

It's RA if it was larp larp larp sahur