Steel Division : Normandy 44

Release Date: May 23, 2017
Genres/Tags: Strategy, Tactics, World War II, Top-down, 3D, Real-time
Developer: Eugen Systems
Publisher: Paradox Interactive
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam User Rating: 82% of user reviews are positive (based on 1,254 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese
Audio Language: English
Crack: built-in (CODEX)



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Minimum System Requirements :

CPU : Intel Core i3-2100 (3.1 GHz) or equivalent.
RAM : 3 GB.
OS : Windows7,8,8.1,10 (64-Bit Required).
GPU : NVidia 450  @1GB or AMD 5570 @1GB.
SOUND CARD : DirectX Compatible Sound Card.
Storage : 32 GB Free Space.



Description :

Steel Division Normandy 44 achieve one of the most hard feats in strategy genre. It’s a historical war game where the fun of the game and the accuracy of the history are intertwined instead of at odds.

Developer Eugen Systems has had success with real-time wargames before with it’s cleverly titled wargames series but with the multiplayer focus steel division it's escalated both the production values and tactical complexity with remarkable success. Unlike the stereotypical war 2 strategy sim steel division isn't about pushing counters across a map and expecting some dice rolls to show call at your favor. It’s a beautiful-looking game for one with rich detailed maps and units. Controlling it feels good to in your real time strategy veteran should almost immediately feel at home with its interface. There is a significant learning curve in terms of how to play skill division well but its attractive and enjoyable enough to get started with that's hard not to want to play more. Conceptually steel division works like a rock-paper-scissors game with ten different options instead of three infantry, artillery, tanks, anti-tank guns, aircraft, anti-air guns and support units. It’s a complicated dance and it can be punishingly difficult if you don't get it right. Yet, this complication is what makes still division special. It never feels like there's a layer of abstraction between the tactical choices you might make and the historical simulation of the war game. The relatively simple interface and clear great-looking graphics make it easy to tell what's happening in an engagement while an incredibly detailed simulation runs under the hood.

Eugen use actual Royal Air Force Recon photos of northern France to create their Maps. Each map certain features of the Normandy campaign most notably the hedgerows and tree lines that gave the area its nickname hedgerow hell. These options give each map its very own perticular tactical choices. very specific oddity like that gives steel division more depth as ameture players can end up engaging in a poker like set of Bluffs and counter Bluffs. It can be overwhelming to try to manage every aspect of a battlefield as a single player but with human or AI teammates the ebb and flow of the battle becomes far more manageable. In fact still division’s biggest weakness especially for new players is that there is so much detail that it can feel overwhelming early on. Yet once you do get deeper into steel division that level of diversity and customization can turn into another power. Each of the 18 divisions has its own personality and unit quirks. The American 101st airborne for example, is heavy on airpower but light on tanks while the Scottish 15th infantry can flood the field with elite foot squads but as very little air support.

While still division has a great engine interface and maps for world war ii combat the structure of its mattress can feel arbitrary because of preset escalations determining which unit types you can call in. the victory conditions can take the satisfaction out of a win. There are two conquest where victory is won by having more control over the map and destruction where victory is achieved by destroying enemy units. What’s unsatisfying about each may be self-evident conquests doesn't take casualties into account at all while destruction doesn't factor in map control. Perhaps a mixture of both would make more strategy seem viable. There are a set of single-player campaigns which are cleverly put together but they're the type that feel more like an extended tutorial to steal division’s concepts then something intended to be an interesting challenge on their own. They do that well at least especially the American one.

Steel Division Normandy 44 succeeds both at gripping simulation of historical combat and being an enjoyable multiplayer real-time tactics game a which is a memorable combo. Future games or elaborations might even smooth Normandy 44 tiny drawbacks specifically it's frequently an awesome amount of detail and insufficiency of context to its large no. of choice but its successes wildly exceed its failures.

Steel Division: Normandy 44 is a strategy game within real-time engagements.Its a pc game published by Paradox Interactive and developed by Eugen Systems, on 23,May,2017 for Microsoft Windows.The game is practically based on war II.In the game players take hold of historical units, supported the divisions that fought during the fighting in Normandy, then choose between a group of units before the beginning of a match. Once the sport is underway, the player can call in units from the chosen deck. The matches are sub-divided into three phases, with more powerful units only becoming available after a particular point within the game. Steel Division: Normandy 44 features three single player campaigns, and up to 10 vs 10 online multiplayer battles.The game features 15 maps at launch.However, the entire number of playable maps are larger thanks to all having the ability to scale in size counting on the amount of players allocated. Certain maps include amphibious gameplay elements, during which specialist units can traverse both land and water thereby bypassing chokepoints and objectives like bridges.



Repack Features :

Based on Steel.Division.Normandy.44-CODEX ISO release: codex-steel.division.normandy.44.iso (22,696,460,288 bytes)
Steel.Division.Normandy.44.Update.Build.80629-CODEX (100 MB) patch applied over
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from cumulative 21.2 to 12.7 GB)
Installation time takes : It takes approx 40 mins to 1.5 hours (depending on your system config)
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
Storage takes after installation : it take up to 24 GB (but it needs 45 GB during installation)
Language can be changed in game settings
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack

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Total War : Warhammer II

Release Date: September 28, 2017
Genres/Tags: Strategy, Grand strategy, Top-down, 3D
Developer: Creative Assembly
Publisher: Sega
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam player Rating: 87% of players reviews are +tive (based on 12,531 reviews)
Interface Language: English, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Portuguese-Brazil, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Czech, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Audio Language: Complete: English. Partial: French, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Italian, German, Spanish, Czech, Korean, Polish, Turkish Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum System Requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 (64 Bit Required).
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 3.0Ghz.
RAM: 4 GB/5 GB*
Install size: 60 GB.
Video Card: NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB | AMD Radeon HD 5770 1GB | Intel HD4000 @ 720p.



Description :

As a series total war certain to offer its best when creating on an already established foundation. Napoleon surpassed Empire Attila exceed Rome too and in constant fashion total war Warhammer 2 has pushed beyond. The first creating the foremost full-clad and engaging campaign the veterans series is available so far.

The headliners of this high fantasy battle royale are four extremely distinct armies all of which are fun to command. The enigmatic Lizard Men bring a combination of rampaging dinosaurs and highly potent magic to the field. Their mid and high tier units present interesting tactical considerations for where and when to commit to the melee. Since they're prone to rampage and decide they don't need your stupid orders anymore once they get in the thick of it. Despite their shared heritage the High Elves and their edgy or dark elf cousins are about as far from Reese kins of one another as you can get. High elf armies fill a niche that none of the original Total War Warhammer factions really could with a focus on small expensive units that each represent the very peak of discipline and martial excellence. Watching a unit of dauntless sword masters hold a charge as satisfyingly reminiscent of the prelude to Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings films with flashing swords cutting effortlessly through the varied horrors of sailing your line. High elves don't have much of a stomach for gore though and fight the hardest at the beginning of a battle before they've started to take casualties and get blood on their expensive cure asses. That makes Dark Elves a fantastic contrast because they become more deadly the more viscera has been spilled. They have a focus on wicked frenzied units that evoke the sinister undignified versions of Grimm's fairy tales. Lastly the Skaven are the centerpiece of the whole operation and one of the most truly different factions I've ever handled in a total war game. They inhabit ruins which an enemy can only identify as a settlement by sending an army to investigate them allowing major cities to hide in plain sight. their roster focuses on swarms of cheap units supported by powerful specialists like the hilarious and deadly doom wheel is a great fit for players who don't bat an eye at throwing lives away to get the job done and it's a great bonus that these factions can battle against the original total war Warhammer factions and multiplayer if you own both games.

Each faction also offers an array of interesting campaign mechanics Skaven spread their own brand of corruption similar to chaos and vampires in the first game while High Elves can use intrigue to spark tensions between any two factions. When you add in the ability to explore ruins and shipwrecks powerful rights that can be activated for strong temporary bonuses and the overarching battle for control of the vortex that determines victory the amount of micromanagement can start to feel overwhelming. The theme of Warhammer 2's campaign seems to be the LLL never sit around hitting end turn while waiting for buildings and armies to finish. This is an improvement from Warhammer 1 at the same time there was definitely an adjustment period. Where I had to learn that prioritizing a few things was more effective than trying to play with all of the shiny new toys at once. The Great War Tex campaign itself is this sequels greatest triumph as the major factions raced to complete rituals that represent distinct milestones on the path to victory and sabotage one another in the process. The world grows more hectic and dangerous. All the while new pieces of a simple but effective story with an interesting twist are revealed. Total war has always struggled to make the end game interesting after you've built a powerful Empire and while the chaos invasion in the last game was a decent attempt to correct this the vortex campaigns increasing application of external pressure and tense final battle make it look amateurish. However, it still falls short in the typical Total War weak spots notably politics and diplomacy.

I feel like a broken record saying this is the best total war game so far since I've felt that way about each major release since Attila but creative Assembly's designers are really honing their campaigns and factions consistently from game to game and that progression is clearly on display in total war Warhammer 2. Each of the four factions is distinct and fun to play the story and objective driven campaign is a league above anything we've seen in the total war series before in both design and presentation. Total War: Warhammer II may be a turn-based strategy and real-time tactics computer game developed by Creative Assembly and published by Sega.The game was released for Microsoft Windows-based PCs on 28,Sept,2017.The game have absolute tactics game-play just like all the game with some of other addition within the Total War full series.The game add some amazing races  events in the single player campaign mode with the Lizardmen, High Elves, Dark Elves and Skaven.Those that own races from the primary game will have an equivalent races unlocked for multiplayer.



Setup Features :

Based on Total.War.WARHAMMER.II.Curse.of.the.Vampire.Coast-CODEX ISO release: codex-total.war.warhammer.ii.curse.of.the.vampire.coast.iso (42,825,056,256 bytes)
Total.War.WARHAMMER.II.Curse.of.the.Vampire.Coast.Language.Pack-PLAZA (28.5 GB) installed over
All released DLCs included and activated
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Selective download feature : You can skip downloading and installing of files you don't need like language packs. English is included by default
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from cumulative 68.4 to 27~27.5 GB for any single language)
Installation time takes : it takes approx 30 mins on 8-threads CPU + SSD and it takes approx 40 mins on 4-threads CPU + SSD and it takes approx 1 hour on 4-threads CPU + HDD.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
HDD space after installation: 53 GB
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack


Selective Download :

You have ability to skip downloading of language files you don't need. English is included by default. Here is the list of such files:
fg-selective-brazilian.bin
fg-selective-czech.bin
fg-selective-french.bin
fg-selective-german.bin
fg-selective-italian.bin
fg-selective-korean.bin
fg-selective-polish.bin
fg-selective-russian.bin
fg-selective-spanish.bin
fg-selective-turkish.bin
fg-selective-chinese-simplified.bin
fg-selective-chinese-traditional.bin

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 CALL OF DUTY : WWII

Release Date: November 3, 2017
Genres/Tags: Action, Shooter, First-person, 3D
Developer: Sledgehammer Games, Raven Software
Publisher: Activision
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam Player Rating : 61% of player reviews are +tive (based on 1,532 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese
Audio Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Russian
Crack: built-in (Koncept)

ATTENTION! The minimum size of the setup is 27.7 GB, read setup features section for details.

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Minimum System Requirements :

OS: Windows 7 64-Bit or later.
CPU: Intel Core i3 3225 or equivalent.
RAM: 8 GB RAM.
HDD: 25 GB HD space.
Video: NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 660 @ 2 GB / GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon™ HD 7850 @ 2GB.
DirectX: Version 11.0 compatible video card or equivalent.
Network: Broadband Internet connection.
Sound Card: DirectX 11.0 or Compatible.



Description :

Call of Duty's return to World War 2 is amazingly a fast-paced condition on the classic setting. It provides a good campaign, a great new mode multiplayer and a creepier dense version of zombies. However, each part of Call of Duty World War 2 suffers from inconsistencies and minor flaws that hold it back from being a landmark in the series. Still, it's a solid Call of Duty game and I've enjoyed the many hours I've already poured into it.

World War 2 s campaign features a personal feeling but typical war story. It follows Private Daniels through expected pivotal moments like d-day and the liberation of Paris. Over the six-hour campaign I slowly but surely found empathy for Daniels and his squad. I appreciate that tension between characters drove much of the drama instead of some Nazi super villain. Unfortunately some of the big action heavy moments feel at odds with what World War 2 tries to do with its sombre tone. Daniel's isn't the only star of the campaign world war two sets them aside for specialty missions that feature more variety and other interesting characters. They help highlight the work of soldiers and resistance groups other than white American men in World War II. World War 2 weaponry is effective but well warned coming across a rare a rifle with attached bull grenade launcher or shotgun with incendiary shells felt like a treat. Sniping missions on the other hand or not, the sniper cover fire tasks you're assigned are often tedious as are the few stealth missions. Still it felt good to be a little vulnerable without exosuits and drums. I instead got to rely on my teammates for things like enemy call-outs and artillery strikes. Teamwork is a nice substitution for technology.

World war two's multiplayer maybe sent a time without high-tech super weapons will still die fast respond fast and kill fast. It’s as satisfying to cycle as it's always been especially when you do less dying and more killing and the World War 2 setting does provide for interesting new player classes called divisions and a new standout mode. In World War 2 s new multiplayer mode or teams take on three to four hugely fun tasks on either an offensive or defensive team. Excluding Operation Neptune which feels like a far lesser version of the campaign's d-day mission. it's a great addition and I hope we see several new maps for it in the future on the other hand hardpoint mode didn't make a good transition into World War 2. The generally smaller maps mean that spawns and moving hard point spots are at odds with each other which lead to too many opportunities for spawn killing. This thankfully didn't happen much in the other modes.

Many of the 9 basic multiplayer maps feel too similar in design however they're small long mostly feature three lanes and generally favored automatic rifles and SMGs. my favorite of the maps Gustav cannon is one of the few open and large Maps. Pointe du Hoc and flak tower or other maps that specifically make great use of the World War 2 setting. Headquarters an in-game hub much like destiny 2's hour is a great new space to test weapons and generally relax between matches. it's refreshing to see people of all races and at least two genders hanging out in headquarters thanks to world war ii s customization options and i'm sure it would have helped the younger me feel less like an outlier multiplayer. divisions are a whole new level exists 'm on top of the character and weapon levels and they've turned out to be a good addition that helped further tailor loadouts to your individual play style. Every division rank gives you a unique perk in addition to your chosen basic training perk, orders, contracts, random match bonuses and earning rank levels can all reward supply drops or loot crates. While supply drop rewards are mostly cosmetic I did unlock rare weapon skins that have a 10 to 15% soldier rank XP bonus per kill. Though they're also unlockable through other means.

This iteration of the beloved four player co-op zombie’s mode pulls back the sameness of infinite warfare zombies in space land theme park in favor of a much creepier setting and well active characters. Like previous versions naughty zombies is a dense puzzle that's a ton of fun to crack with friends while fighting zombies. It’s a little tenser but with even more upgrade systems and one time used consumables. It can be easier than usual to survive nazi zombies grilling waves of undead as long as you have a team with Mike's. Frantically jumping and wasting bullets while shooting at objectives is not a good way to communicate.

Whether you're crawling through the trenches in the campaign's d-day landing fighting on the competitive battlefields are laughing off gruesome undead soldier’s heads and nazi zombies Call of Duty World War 2 offers a surprisingly fast-paced and fun World War two experience. The campaign have a more personal story while the new war multiplayer mode reduce a number of my frustrations with a generally small multiplayer maps of all the parts though nazi zombies may be a standout with its wonderfully creepy setting and puzzle like tasks. It’s mostly what you'd expect from an excellent Call of Duty game and a mishap for a spot within the lineup of top Call of Duty games.



Repack Features :

Based on Steam version v1.3: 88.9 GB.
Koncept crack applied over.
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation. (but for multiplayer/zombie files).
Zombie and multiplayer files ripped (as they are not playable Right now), NOTHING re-encoded.
Selective Download feature: you have ability to skip downloading and installing of languages you don't need.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 88.9 to 27.7~46 GB, depending on selected languages).
Installation time takes : it takes approx 45 mins to 1.5 hours (depending on your system capability).
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
HDD space after installation: up to 62 GB.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.
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