Blitzkrieg War in Europe

Blitzkrieg: War in Europe 1939-1945 by PlayTek is the first WWII strategy game for Palm OS and Pocket PC 2003. It is a turn-based strategy game that lets you try your skills as a supreme commander of Allied, Axis or Soviet troops.

• Command Allies, Axis or Soviet forces in 18 scenarios covering years 1939 to 1945

1. German invasion of Poland 1939
2. Plan Yellow: German attack on France 1940
3. Dunkirk 1940
4. Barbarossa – Race to Moscow 1941
5. Operation Barbarossa - campaign
6. Operation Typhoon - German advance to Moscow 1941
7. Battle for Moscow 1941 - Soviet winter counterattack
8. Operation Blue: Battle of Stalingrad - German advance to Stalingrad
9. Operation Uranus - Soviet counterattack in Stalingrad
10. Encirclement and destruction of the German 6th Army in Stalingrad
11. Battle of Kursk 1943 - the largest tank battle of WWII
12. Operation Bagration 1944 - Soviets take the strategic iniative on the Eastern front
13. Soviet Winter Offensive 1945 - attack on Berlin
14. Battle of France 1944 - US and British invasion of France
15. What if scenario: France attacks Germany in September 1939
16. What if scenario: Operation Sealion 1940 - German invasion of Great Britain
17./18. German secret weapons on the Western front - two scenarios
19. Wunderwaffe on Eastern front

• 16 bit graphics in 320x320 or 320x480 pixels resolutions

Screenshots

Requirements

• Palm OS powered device with Palm OS 5.0 and higher
   
• 3.5 MB free memory
   
• 16-bit color display
   
• 320 x 320 and 320 x 480 resolutions are supported (resolution of 320x480 pixels in landscape or portrait mode is supported on Tungsten T3/T5 and Tapwave Zodiac; on Sony devices the 320 x 320 mode is used)
   
• Supported devices: Palm Tungsten C, E, T, T2, T3, T5; Palm Zire 71, 72; Treo 650, Treo 680, Treo 700p; Tapwave Zodiac 1 & 2. If you own a different device that meets all the above requirements the game should work ok, just try the demo version.
   
• Devices such as Palm Zire 31 or Treo 600 are not supported because they only support single density displays (160 x 160 pixels).