Frontline : Road to Moscow Reviews

Well worth the value for game play and strategy.. Easy to manage interface and nice strategy game for those who like the challenge. I recomend this for the price you cannot go wrong.

A simple and fun little game but also challenging. Perfect for fans of simple turn based strategy, but requires some experience with strategy games. And well-valued for the price. Very well converted from mobile.

Take command of the German army through some of the most famous battles of the war, leading the mighty Wehrmacht on towards Moscow. The variety of maps and battle situations is what makes Frontline so different and engaging: players are confronted with blitzkriegs, trench wars and do

Good fun game with a very unique mechanic. Reminds me of diplomacy. But no real longevity about it. It probably seems harsh that I say "Dont recommend" but I think its a big ask on a lot of people to take a chance with it. It has an obscure combat mechanic and should perhaps be treated like more of a puzzle game than a wargame, blurring the lines but not doing either side that much justice

If you're looking for a cheap, fun tactical combat game that's simple to grasp and satisfying to master, Frontline : Road to Moscow comes highly recommended. A solid 6/10.

would be ok for 5-10 EUR and as fast food strategy game but game has bugs that make it impossible to get decisive victory rating for every mission (bugged missions so far: Kursk, Belgorod)

Plays like a mobile port. Getting tired of these mobile ports that don't state that anywhere, at least not that i've found. Would not have purchased. Regret my decision. And i'm a huge fan of strategy games.

This game is catered to the entry level war gamer, while it has a panzer general feel it lacks the depth and challenge the older general games brought. While there is a lot of good deep, strategic WWII games, there is not allot of new content for the entry level or causual wargamer. I think this fill the niche, but it could definately have been better.

It is pretty hard to stuff up a unity engine game, but this is a bug filled disappointment, & a step down for Slitherine. Fog of war that doesnt disappear, but you can get artacked out of, they a unit that you must destroy to win runs off into it, so I had to spend 30 miuntes playing some kind of mine sweaper trying to find it.Cities in the wrong locations. Objectives that do not register (ie capture all cities in the Kursk scenario). No mini map, but frustated by a really slow scroll on the main map. The most annoying feature... save & exit... losses you all progress on the mission FFS! That just got me angry! As you can only 'Save & Exit' & on the third paly through of the big battle of Kursk I wanted to be able to try & fulfill all the objectives. Exit & unistall. Disappoinred.

Wargamers beware, this a game, not a wargame. Ignore the war-like window dressing, this is the product of poor, lazy programmers with only a vague idea of the conflict this game purports to represent. When you run into the proposterous KV6 Land Battleship, you know they had no intention of delivering the wargame they advertized. The software crashes so badly that cntrl/alt/delete often fails to boot, forcing you to pull the plug/battery (in 30 hours, I had to pull the battery 5 times). The KV-2 is rated with a 4 space range, but it will shoot at least 6 spaces to kill your units. Other units will shoot farther than they tell you they will. Other than that, the unit statistics are utterly absurd.