Burden of Command News

Hi Again!

We've got something very cool for you this week...Panzers!

You asked for more content-related updates and we heard you loud and clear.

Our team is hard at work making good-looking, realistic content for you. Visuals are big part of that effort.

As always, we want to get it right and the devil is in the details. Take the vehicle above, for example. The model was constructed after meticulous study of the real thing. Then several variants were designed by adding camouflage, equipment, and other details.

What do you think?

Bonus points for anyone who can correctly identify this armored beast. ːsteamhappyː

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Here's a side-by-side of the vehicle schematic and the in-game model to show the level of detail we are committed to.



See You Soon!
Rob

Big thanks to YouTuber, The Historical Gamer, for including Burden of Command in his list of most anticipated upcoming Wargames.

BoC coverage starts @ 25:19

Click this image to see the video.


We are honored to be included (as an honor roll mention) with the great Wargaming titles on his list. I look forward to playing them, too. :)

(DISCLAIMER: We can't promise a 2019 release. Remember, BoC is done when it's done right.)

Keep those positive waves coming!

Rob

10 August, 1943
Outskirts of Messina, Italy



Your company advances.

For once, there is no enemy contact. Looks like your lucky day.



But then...



You are in command, Captain.

What are your orders?

Ian Boudreau recently wrote a piece announcing Wargamer.com's most anticipated pc games and we made the list!

Click the image below to read all about it.



Congratulations to these upcoming games which are also on the list:
Klotzen! Panzer Battles Unity of Command 2 Close Combat: The Bloody First General Staff Wargaming System Steel Division II Panzer Corps 2 Rule the Waves II Grand Tactician: The Civil War (1861-1865) War of Rights Field of Glory: Empires

It goes without saying that we are very grateful to be mentioned along side such great titles.

See you again soon,
Rob

Wow! Just...WOW!!!

We have just recievd an incredible honor.

Stars and Stripes was founded in 1861 and is the official newspapaer of the United States Armed Forces.

Today, I am elated to tell you that Burden of Command made the FRONT PAGE!



HUGE thanks to veteran and journalist J.P. Lawrence for writing such a great article.
Read it here!

Be sure to put Burden of Command on your wishlist and join the BoC newsletter to get additional updates and exclusives.

See you soon,
Rob