Sudden Strike 4 [GOG, Steam] continues to gain improvements to become a better game and the latest changes are welcome additions.
This latest update adds in a new French commander, with a brand new FCM 2C Heavy tank. He has his own army and unit set and you can use him in both singleplayer and multiplayer.
They've also enabled full 360° camera rotation, to get the best view of the action possible. I still find it strange that wasn't in it at release, but it is good to see such features being added. On top of that, they also implemented extended camera zoom to give you a better birds-eye view of what's going on, useful when combat is spread out quite a bit.
We also now have a new command available for infantry, you can tell them to scatter, which will prove extremely useful when they're under heavy fire.
I don't hold any hopes that they will get multiplayer working cross-platform, which is a shame. It's a good job the singleplayer is really good, otherwise I would be quite annoyed.
The post-release support this title has seen it pretty decent and if you're a fan of strategy games, I do think it's worth playing.
You can find it on GOG and Steam.
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Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Plintslîcho Feb 12, 2018
Sudden Strike 4 is one of my personal favourites of 2017. The graphics are amazing! My only gripe is the limited line of sight and that commanders and snipers are basically just as useful as any other infantry in this game.
Still I'm greatly enjoying this game and hope that the developers will add some more single player missions. I'm currently about to finish the last mission of the German campaign.
cRaZy-bisCuiT Feb 13, 2018
Quoting: PlintslîchoThe updated version of the game is not yet available at GOG.com.
Does the GOG version have the map editor? Does it work on Linux?
Can you get new skirmish maps outside of Steam for the GOG version?
Avehicle7887 May 2, 2018
Quoting: devlandDoes the GOG version have the map editor? Does it work on Linux?
Can you get new skirmish maps outside of Steam for the GOG version?
a) Seems like the modding tools are not available for Linux, be it Steam or GOG.
b) There are a few websites from where to get mods outside of Steam.
c) Up until v1.07 (on GOG), the Linux version is missing the mods button the Windows one has (I don't know how is it on Steam).
About Mod tools: From what I saw in the devs tutorial videos, the modding tools are just a collection of Unity Editor files, you could download those files using the Windows Steam client and importing them using the Unity Linux editor, a hassle but could work.
Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 2 May 2018 at 8:19 pm UTC
Quoting: Avehicle7887c) Up until v1.07 (on GOG), the Linux version is missing the mods button the Windows one has (I don't know how is it on Steam).So, it's possible to now get new maps to play on the gog version, right? The few skirmish maps I saw it had was the only turn-off so far.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. :)
Last edited by devland on 3 May 2018 at 6:05 am UTC
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