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Unity of Command now on Steam and DLC

Unity of Command is now available on Steam and will be sold for the discounted price of $14.99 during its first week ($19.99 after that). Developers have also announced a new DLC, to be released before the end of this year.

Zagreb, Croatia – October 18, 2012 – Independent game developers 2×2 Games have announced that their turn-based strategy game for the PC, Unity of Command, is now available on Steam. The Steam edition of Unity of Command will be sold at the discounted price of $14.99 during its first week of release ($19.99 after that).
http://store.steampowered.com/app/218090/

2×2 Games have announced that Red Turn, the game's first DLC, will be made available before the end of 2012. Red Turn: The Road To Berlin 1943-45″ follows the historical Red Army offensives to defeat Nazi Germany, putting the players in command for the second half of The Great Patriotic War.

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The main part of the Red Turn DLC will be the gigantic Soviet campaign game, consisting of 17 scenarios. On top of that, there will be 2 standalone German and 4 multiplayer scenarios, for a total of 23 – more than in the original game (which had 20 scenarios).
http://unityofcommand.net/blog/2012/10/17/introducing-red-turn-the-road-to-berlin-1943-45/

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