1950: Korea at War

June 25, 1950. War breaks out on the Korean Peninsula. Command the campaign one week at a time. Decide where to hold, where to advance and how to keep your troops supplied. Terrain, ambushes and encirclement can give an outnumbered force a fighting chance. ONE MAP, AN ENTIRE CAMPAIGN Lead South Korea and UN forces or North Korean and Chinese forces against the AI. Plan your orders in turns, then watch battles unfold together across the map. HEAR YOUR STAFF. MAKE THE CALL. Your advisers propose competing plans for attacks, withdrawals, reinforcements and landings. Weigh their reasons, costs and risks, then accept or decline. Issue orders across several regions at once, or adjust them yourself on the map. DIVIDE YOUR FORCES. CUT THEIR SUPPLY. Split troops in a single region between trenches, ambushes and attacks. Assign artillery to support nearby battles. Threaten enemy supply routes and…