Well on my way to finishing the game, my character died. Now I can continue with a new character, but I'm not really feeling it... besides, I'm a little fed up with the game.

You may see that most negative reviews are only a couple hours long. Not to denigrate their opinion, more to point out that this game starts out ROUGH, and besides the awful tutorial, that roughness never really goes away. The UI is buggy and takes some getting used to, and performance is pretty bad: the game chugs and stutters, and in the more busy maps the enemy's turn can last way too long.

I think the game succeeds at what it set out to do, create an engaging experience about tough decision making both inside and outside the battlefield, with a lot of thought and reverence for the source material. I learned a few things about WW2 that I didn't know about, and was invested in my character's journey up until his unfortunate end.

Ultimately, for me at least, the bad outweighs the good, such that I can't earnestly recommend it, but it's still worth checking out.

A beautiful narrative experience full of tactical and moral questions.

Interesting approach. Hope there will be an additional campaign.