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Version 1.3 · 2025-12-02
- New cold war content - Graphics improvement
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2025-12-02.








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The sequel to Armchair Commander is here!
Pocket Panzers is a turn-based strategy game where you control troops to expand your nation and re-create historical scenarios.
Revisit historical battles — experience scenarios from the early days of World War 2 to the conflicts of the modern era! Lead your troops to victory, with tanks, artillery, ships, and missiles!
Now including exciting new features, like:
- Railroads and supplies
- Trains
- Global map
- Airplanes and airports as custom units
- Special historical troops
- Fortresses
- Fog of war
- All new 3D graphics, with new terrain and models!
Featuring content from the following factions:
- Allies
- Axis
- Comintern
- Chinese United Front
- NATO
- Warsaw Pact
- And many more!
There is also a detailed map editor in-game and a community uploads section with user-generated content!
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- New cold war content - Graphics improvement
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