Steel Division: Normandy 44 is a tactical real-time strategy game developed by Eugen Systems, the creators of titles such as Wargame and R.U.S.E.

This new game puts players in command of detailed and historically accurate tanks, troops and vehicles in the midst of World War II.

Players can measure their tactical skills against multiple opponents in large multiplayer battles or against enemies in a challenging single player campaign.

Steel Division: Normandy 44 allows players to take control of legendary military divisions from six different countries, such as the US 101st Airborne, the German 21st Panzer, or the Canadian 3rd Division, during the 1944 Normandy invasion.



Characteristics:

- From commanding historically accurate infantry, tanks and vehicles, to positioning troops and engaging the enemy in real-time, players will need to be clever and resourceful to win.
- Every unit counts as the battle progresses, and raw firepower will not be enough to achieve victory.
- Whether viewing the entire battle from an aerial perspective or tracking a single tank in a firefight, players will need to intelligently manage the dynamic front line to execute ambushes and advances.
- Battles unfold over three distinct phases where different units unlock over time, mimicking the movements of real-world armies and adding variety to the ever-changing theater of war.
- A dynamic front line illustrates the ebb and flow of the conflict, jamming the opponent's infantry to gain the advantage and force a retreat, or pushing with a perfectly executed plan.



- Using the latest version of Eugen's IRISZOOM engine.
- Players can seamlessly zoom from a tactical aerial view down to a single unit and see 400 different real-world vehicles and units, designed with careful historical detail and accuracy.
- Maps are designed based on actual aerial reconnaissance photos of Normandy in 1944, requiring real-world tactics and strategies to cover and control.
- From customizing battlegroups to positioning and maneuvering troops, winning battles requires cunning and strategy, not just raw firepower.
- Each lost unit presents a growing tactical disadvantage, and players will have to fight to win - and keep the advantage.