The fact that the game resides on CD-ROM should not lead one to assume it has extra multimedia candy such as video clips, speech, etc. The CD is used purely for cheaper manufacturing and transport, since the installation dumps the entire program to the gamer's hard drive. However, the low price for the software, and the ability for head to head modem play make this software title one to be considered by casual strategy wargamers.
Landscapes are fairly detailed, with different town buildings such as churches and farmhouses.
The various combat units are fairly archaic, but can be easily identified. Sound effects remind the gamer they are in the middle of a battle, with the squeak of tank treads, the stomping of marching infantry, and blasting shells doing their destructive work. Music is non-existent, creating a cold silence while the player ponders his next move. Choosing one of six battle terrains, the gamer faces off against his opponent with the simple objective of annihilating the enemy's headquarters. Battles are fought until a victor is found.