Theatre of War 3 Korea adds a whole new dimension to tactical historical warfare! And we do not only mean the inclusion of helicopters to the modern battlefield, but also the addition of a whole new strategic game mode on top of the tactical simulation engine, bringing your combat experience to a whole new level.
Theatre of War 3 Korea begins where World War II ended. Replay the events of the first hot war of the Cold War era – the Korean War, also known as the Forgotten War! The players are involved in two campaigns, both set in 1950: the North Korean campaign spans June 25 – August 20 and the American campaign from September 15 – October 8.
Theatre of War 3 Korea is available immediately for only $35 as a digital download, for $35 plus S&H as mail order (including printed manual, DVD and box), or $45 plus S&H for both digital download & mail delivery, for the best value.
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