IL-2 Sturmovik: Tank Crew – Clash at Prokhorovka and Hurricane Mk.II on STEAM!
Attention Tankers and Pilots!
We are proud to announce that IL-2 Sturmovik: Tank Crew – Clash at Prokhorovka is officially released! Take one of these armored beasts into combat in both single-player Campaigns and intense multiplayer action today! We've brought armored combat to the Great Battles series where tanks and aircraft seamlessly occupy the same battlefield in both single-player and multiplayer environments. Experience WWII from inside a massive armored machine that is impervious to machine-gun bullets, but not one well-placed cannon round or aerial bomb!
We are also happy to announce that both Tank Crew and the Hurricane MK.II are now AVAILABLE on the STEAM platform starting today!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1467120/IL2_Sturmovik_Tank_Crew__Clash_at_Prokhorovka/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1467121/IL2_Sturmovik_Hurricane_MkII_Collector_Plane/
Both Tank Crew and Hurricane MK.II on Steam include a Launch Discount for the next 7 days!
Hurricane MK.II
The legendary British-built Hurricane came to fame during the Battle of Britain where it did the heavy lifting for the RAF in that pivotal battle. Unlike popular belief, it was the sturdy and more numerous Hurricane and not the sexier Spitfire that really made the difference. The Hurricane was built in large numbers and the Mk.II series was sent to all corners of the war to fly and fight, including the Eastern Front where the Soviet VVS put them to good use in several sectors. The Hurricane Mk.II saw action over the sands of North Africa, the ports of Malta, the jungles of the Far East and protected convoys in the Atlantic. Hurricanes even saw action over Leningrad, Murmansk and many other battles over the vast Russian steppe. It was a true WWII legend and workhorse.
The Hurricane Mk.II series which consisted of the a, b, c and d variants was outfitted with a few different armament configurations. This included either the 12 x .303 machine guns in the wings or 4 x 20mm Hispano cannons also fitted in the wings. Many of the Mk.II’s were of the “Hurribomber” variety with wing racks for 250lb or 500lb bombs. One later variant could also carry two 40mm cannons for anti-armor duty.
See you in the skies and on the battlefield!
The Sturmovik Team
We are proud to announce that IL-2 Sturmovik: Tank Crew – Clash at Prokhorovka is officially released! Take one of these armored beasts into combat in both single-player Campaigns and intense multiplayer action today! We've brought armored combat to the Great Battles series where tanks and aircraft seamlessly occupy the same battlefield in both single-player and multiplayer environments. Experience WWII from inside a massive armored machine that is impervious to machine-gun bullets, but not one well-placed cannon round or aerial bomb!
We are also happy to announce that both Tank Crew and the Hurricane MK.II are now AVAILABLE on the STEAM platform starting today!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1467120/IL2_Sturmovik_Tank_Crew__Clash_at_Prokhorovka/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1467121/IL2_Sturmovik_Hurricane_MkII_Collector_Plane/
Both Tank Crew and Hurricane MK.II on Steam include a Launch Discount for the next 7 days!
Hurricane MK.II
The legendary British-built Hurricane came to fame during the Battle of Britain where it did the heavy lifting for the RAF in that pivotal battle. Unlike popular belief, it was the sturdy and more numerous Hurricane and not the sexier Spitfire that really made the difference. The Hurricane was built in large numbers and the Mk.II series was sent to all corners of the war to fly and fight, including the Eastern Front where the Soviet VVS put them to good use in several sectors. The Hurricane Mk.II saw action over the sands of North Africa, the ports of Malta, the jungles of the Far East and protected convoys in the Atlantic. Hurricanes even saw action over Leningrad, Murmansk and many other battles over the vast Russian steppe. It was a true WWII legend and workhorse.
The Hurricane Mk.II series which consisted of the a, b, c and d variants was outfitted with a few different armament configurations. This included either the 12 x .303 machine guns in the wings or 4 x 20mm Hispano cannons also fitted in the wings. Many of the Mk.II’s were of the “Hurribomber” variety with wing racks for 250lb or 500lb bombs. One later variant could also carry two 40mm cannons for anti-armor duty.
See you in the skies and on the battlefield!
The Sturmovik Team