Wargame Poland 1939

Wargame Poland 1939

by David Kershaw

39 ratings
29 reviews

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Experience a classic hex-and-counter wargame simulating the 1939 Axis invasion of Poland. Engage in strategic unit movement and combat on a detailed map. Play against another player or the AI.

Hex and counter wargame simulation
1939 Axis invasion of Poland focus
Hotseat multiplayer or AI opponent
Strategic unit movement and combat
Detailed map of Poland
Realistic 1939 military formations
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What's New in Wargame Poland 1939

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March 29, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Back to Poland - away from Korsun

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Great but.....

Great game but I agree with others that the game could use more work. Will continue to play though I am hoping the developer will update. Can’t wait for more games by this developer.

Eh

I had hopes for this game and it let me down. I realize it’s free, but, the developer could have made it a little more realistic. No air power, the Polish Army is almost as strong as the Germans. I played it 10 times and could never get better than a poor victory for the Germans. The Poles were no where near as strong as the Germans but it isn’t like that in the game. Also they need to put AirPower in the game as that is where the Germans really shined.
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Pretty good

It’s pretty fun but it’s kind of hard to get the map to load

Korsun no longer Poland

Liked the original Poland game and even the France one. Hadn’t played in awhile and launched Poland and all of a sudden the game is Korsun. Even uninstall and reload has not fixed.

Would give the original Poland game 5 Stars and would be happy to pay for these games since they are excellent.

Ok

Game that downloaded was Korsun not Poland 39.
The game feels unfinished and the map leaves a lot to be desired; keeping to the original board game map isn’t really nostalgia unless the game was a true classic, like Avalon Hill’s Blitzkrieg or something. Otherwise the map is lackluster at best. Counter values are very small, even zoomed in. SS units probably should be another color to denote them or labeled as such. A lack of multi-hex coordinated attack capability means I feel no unit cohesion or get any benefit from coordinated assaults; this runs counter to military doctrine in any army.
Basically if you’re just going to scan into iOS the board game, I recommend passing on this series.
Developer, you’re making the money, now put forth some effort and provide a better quality product - you’re not stuck in the 1970s with hand stenciled maps and hand cut unit counters. Good graphics these days are easy peasy to make.
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FAQ

What is Wargame Poland 1939 about?

This app is a classic hex-and-counter wargame that simulates the 1939 Axis invasion of Poland. It focuses on the German and Slovakian forces' invasion and does not include the Soviet invasion.

How do I play Wargame Poland 1939?

Gameplay involves moving your military units on a hex-based map of Poland. Tapping a unit highlights possible movement hexes. If an enemy unit is present in a destination hex, combat will occur.

Can I play against other people?

Yes, you can play against another player in a 'hotseat' mode, where both players take turns on the same device. Alternatively, you can play either side against your device's AI.

What kind of units are in the game?

The units represent the actual military formations present in 1939, primarily divisions, but also including brigades and army headquarters. You can stack up to five units in a single hex.

Is this game free to play?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid game. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements.