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Anyone up for invading Moscow?

John Tiller just released his 21st title in the very popular Panzer Campaigns series titled Moscow '42. Just on the heals of Halloween, JTS added in an extra “treat” for all of us. Moscow ’42 is actually two games in one. Following on from the German Operation Typhoon portrayed in Moscow ’41, Moscow ‘42 includes the historical Soviet 1941/42 winter counter offensive that almost destroyed Heeresgruppe Mitte in front of Moscow. It also includes the hypothetical Fall Kreml (Operation Kremlin).

Below are several screen shots showing off what Moscow '42 has to offer.











Moscow '42 is available directly from the JTS website in Digital Download format and can be found here: http://www.johntillersoftware.com/PanzerCampaigns/Moscow42.html

Nice, i dont remember anyone guessing this, Not even on JTs website yet

Page not found error 404, so I cannot enter the store £$%&*&%

I think JT is uploading his website now, its offline. Wish you could digital download any of JTs games. Having them split is a pain.

JT will have it up AM Friday, East Coast US time.

Compass Rose has been very quick off the mark.

On the web page you can download the players notes for both the summer and winter campaigns - there is a good read while you wait to get the game :)

(11-02-2012, 06:30 PM)Strela Wrote: [ -> ]JT will have it up AM Friday, East Coast US time.

Terrible he really should stay up and put it on line at mid night.

Store is up!

Great! Another one to the Eastern Front family

I was not guessing this as well, although I remember thinking about why there´s not the Soviet counteroffensive depicted when looking at Moscow´41, and was dreaming that one day it´ll be made
Sometimes, dreams come true!

The hypothetical summer attack on Moscow looks pretty interesting, looking forward to it, if my situation with job gets better, I´m going to pick this one up.

Great job guys!
Best regards

Just downloaded and checked out some of the scenarios. Definitely some massive campaign games in this one. The Operation Kreml scenarios should satisfy anyone who like to see tanks moving across the open land.

Good job!