Assault on Arnhem vs Gettysburg Mobile

"Ammunition exhausted. God Save the King!" - last radio message from the 1st Airborne Division. Assault On Arnhem is an operational level wargame for between one and four players, based on the famous Operation Market Garden campaign in September 1944. Each player manages units in either the Allied or Axis forces fighting over the bridges leading to the Dutch town of Arnhem. The aim of the game is to either capture or defend the bridge objectives by a certain time in the game. Assault On Arnhem is an easy game to start playing, although underneath the simple façade lies a much deeper level of complexity. - Up to four player hotseat multiplayer - Cross-platform online multiplayer (two players) - In-game tutorial - Turn based play - Four scenarios (Grave; Nijmegen; Arnhem; Operation Market Garden) - Fog of war mechanics (taking terrain into account). Hide your units in the woods and watch the enemy! - Night time turns with reduced visibility, affecting combat and command. Slip your recon units through enemy lines! - Logistics rules governing HQ supply lines and unit regrouping - Over 110 units of 7 distinct unit types - Three battle scenarios and a main campaign scenario - Three levels of AI difficulty, playing as either Axis or Allies - 3D Map View - Supply drops, reinforcement schedules - Simple enough for a beginner but with plenty of depth for experts Please note this game requires iPad 3 or better.

Fight the Battle of Gettysburg as the Army of Northern Virginia under the command of Robert E. Lee, or as the Army of the Potomac under the command of George G. Meade. Set across one of the most studied engagements in American history, it challenges you to manage position, timing, supply, morale, and command under pressure as the battle unfolds across iconic terrain. Gettysburg features a deterministic tactical AI layer built around scripted heuristics, behavior-based decision logic, and state-driven unit control. Units evaluate battlefield conditions, command relationships, morale, formation, movement, and combat contact to make tactical decisions within a reproducible historical simulation.