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About To End All Wars Breaking the Deadlock
To End All Wars: Breaking the Deadlock is an expansion to a World War I wargame, with five new scenarios focused on campaigns in Italy, the Balkans and the Middle East. It also lets you begin the grand campaign in 1916 and seek opportunities to break the stalemate.
The campaigns
The grand campaign spans 1916 to 1918. Four smaller scenarios focus on specific fronts and offensives:
- Serbia 1915: Across 12 turns, the Central Powers launch a major offensive against Serbia, including an attack from Bulgaria, to secure a rail line into Ottoman territory and send aid to their ally.
- Rumania 1916: Across 30 turns, Romania considers joining Russia to seize Transylvania while the Central Powers face hardships. The Romanian army expects to overcome the Austrian force in the area, but German reinforcements may arrive.
- Caporetto 1917: Across 8 turns, a combined Central force attacks in northern Italy, aiming to break through the ill-prepared Italian 2nd Army and force Italy out of the war. Allied military help is on its way.
- Palestine 1917–1918: Across 24 turns, British and Ottoman forces fight for the Sinai Peninsula. After two defeats at Gaza, the British prepare a new offensive into Ottoman territory. Veterans of the 1915 Gallipoli Campaign serve in the British Egyptian Expeditionary Force and the Ottoman Fourth Army in Palestine.
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No. To End All Wars Breaking the Deadlock is DLC and only works with To End All Wars.
The minimum requirements for To End All Wars are: Windows Vista, Intel Pentium 4, 2 GB RAM, 3 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
Yes. To End All Wars has multiplayer and a single-player mode.
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