
Release Date: November 12, 2019
The second part of the series of WWII turn-based strategies, created by independent studio 2x2 Games. In Unity of Command II players lead Allied troops, taking part in historical battles and operations, or trying to change the course of events. The title allows you to play alone and multiplayer gameplay.
Unity of Command II is the second installment in the series of WWII turn-based strategy games, started back in 2011. The production is the result of cooperation between the independent 2x2 Games studio and Croteam (authors of such games as Serious Sam and The Talos Principle).
Unity of Command II takes players to the western of World War II. In the course of the game, players take control of the Allied forcesto lead them to victory, taking part in a series of battles and operations that actually heppanened during this period. In addition, however, there is nothing to prevent the player from trying to change the course of history and, for example, march to Berlin, standing up against the Red Army or give up the Market Garden Operation to provide military assistance to General Patton.
In Unity of Command II the action is shown from the top-down perspective. The game follows the turn-based convention and takes place on a clear map. Unlike the first part of the series, the board is covered by the fog of war - in order to discover what is underneath it, it is necessary to carry out intelligence operations, capture enemy soldiers (which may also be encountered by player's subordinates) or expand the headquarters. The latter is another novelty introduced by the developers and allows players to take advantage of special abilities including resupplying in emergency situations, and sending trucks for re-deployment of soldiers.
As in Unity of Command, during the game players should not only move troops around the map and dispatch them to consecutive battles with enemy forces, but also take care of the supply lines. Despite the fact that their presence forces players to carefully plan the next steps (especially when it comes to activities carried out behind the enemy lines), it can also be used for one's own benefit, for example by destroying the enemy supply routes.
Unity of Command II can be played solo or via the local multiplayer mode (following the "hot seat" convention). In addition to the campaign, individual scenarios are waiting to be tested; players can also create their own scenarios, as the game provids an extensive scenario editor.
Unity of Command II is based on a new graphics engine, which allowed to prepare a three-dimensional visuals. However, the authors managed to maintain the style that made the 2D prototype so distinctive.
Platforms:
PC Windows
December 26, 2019
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System Requirements for Unity of Command II Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
(720p / 30 fps) Dual Core, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 460 or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Recommended System Requirements:
(1080p / 60 fps) Intel Core i5-6600 3.3 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 4 GB GeForce GTX 970 or better, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10/11 64-bit.
List of Game Expansions for Video Game:

Expansion
December 11, 2025
Strategy
The tenth expansion to the World War 2 turn-based strategy game from 2x2 Games. In Unity of Command II: Ardennes 44, we command German forces during the Ardennes offensive and participate in an alternative campaign that changes the course of history.
Steam

Expansion
October 24, 2024
Strategy
The ninth add-on for the World War II turn-based strategy from 2019. Unity of Command II: Berlin features 25 scenarios about the activities of the Red Army in 1944-1945, as well as 7 additional missions about Germany's last offensive in Hungary and Romania.
Steam
List of Game Add-Ons and DLCs for Video Game:
DLC Kursk October 19, 2023
DLC Don 42 May 18, 2023
DLC Desert Fox December 8, 2022
DLC Desert Rats July 14, 2022
DLC Stalingrad November 15, 2021
DLC Moscow 41 August 31, 2021
DLC Barbarossa April 21, 2021
DLC Blitzkrieg November 15, 2020
Game Ratings for Unity of Command II Video Game.
PC Gamer: 91 / 100 by Jonathan Bolding
Wargames don't see a lot of innovation, but Unity of Command 2 builds new things out of familiar parts.
Wccftech: 9 / 10 by Chris Wray
Unity of Command II makes for one of the most tactically engaging and challenging strategy games ever, enhancing an already excellent original with new features such as special attacks, a headquarters system which adds a levelling up system - working with the myriad of side objectives - and a very different type of war found on the western front to the east. It has quite the learning curve and may seem as impenetrable as the Maginot Line, but with a little time you'll come to love exactly how it works.
Saving Content: 5 / 5 by Scott Ellison II
It should come as no surprise that Unity of Command II surpasses the original in every way. Its one-screen UI is still the one to beat, and reflects the original in all the right ways. There’s a lot new to the game, and it offers so much depth where there’s so much to talk about. I adore the strict turn-based time limit, as it gets you to think in a different way. Unity of Command II is wargaming at its finest.
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