Scenario Design Center | Spotlights

The largest military offensive in history has ground to a halt and it's time for the Red Army to press the German Army back towards the Fatherland. The German 6th Army has surrendered at Stalingrad and the Russians have a renewed fighting spirit. It will take another 2 1/2 years to beat them into submission, all the way to the inner city of Berlin, but in the end the German forces capitulate. Red Victory is the long awaited sequel to Advance of the Reich published over seven years ago.

In the mean time the Squad Battles engine has received many upgrades and the level of detail covered in each game has grown. The number of scenarios included in this title has almost tripled, as have the number of maps available for player use. The last half of the Eastern Front is covered in detail here with multiple scenarios from battles in Kharkov, Warsaw, Kursk, Kiev, Korsun & Berlin to name but a few.


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Any wargamer with an interest in this theater will find many hours on challenging engagements awaiting them.

Red Victory:

90 stand alone scenarios and 3 campaigns to choose from.
37 unique maps ranging in size from 900 hexes to 86,400 hexes providing ample ground for scenario designers to create their own actions.
As with its predecessor, 3D graphics are also included with this title.


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New Features:

Added Sled vehicle flag to designate such vehicles as the Russian aero-sled.
Added Infrared Detection Devices and three uses for those:
- MP-44/StG-44 with Infrared
- PzKw V Panther with Infrared
- SdKfz 251/20 with Infrared
Added Demolition Vehicles SdKfz 301, 302, and 303 (See Remote Control Vehicles under Movement section of Users Manual).
Added Direct Fire vehicle flag for designating aircraft with no targeting scatter (see Support in Users Manual).

The game also has the standard scenario, OOB, parameter, database & sub-map editors included with the game. Play modes include A/I, Hot Seat, PBEM, LAN & Internet play.


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Credits:

Developer: John Tiller
Artist: Joseph Amoral
Unit Graphics: Mark Adams
Music: Thomas Hook & Daniel Lee
Additional AI programming: John Rushing
Contributed Sound Effects: Edward Williams
Game Coordinator: Rich Hamilton
Scenario Designer: Ozgur Budak
Scenario Maps: Ozgur Budak and Rich Hamilton
Campaign Maps: Mike Avanzini
Playtesters: Dennis Suttman, Phil Driscoll, Nik Butler, Alan Florjancic, Mike Dundas, and Set Karlsson

System Requirements:

Windows XP, Vista, or 7
Processor: 1 GHz
Disk Space: 1 GB
Memory: 1 GB

Planning Maps (click for full-sized images)


Balta: 32.4 mb gif	Baruth: 4.06 mb gif	Beschenvitschi : 29.4 mb gif


Borisov : 31.1 mb gif	Kharkov: 45.1 mb gif	Kozlow : 3.68 mb gif


Krasny Bor: 670 kb gif	Lapland: 16.5 mb gif	Leipasuo : 9.06 mb gif


Lisyanka : 20.4 mb gif	Lucherberg: 6.53 mb gif	Maloyaroslavets: 29.2 kb gif


Mogilev: 34.6 mb gif	Nikolajewka : 1.68 mb gif	Potsdamer Platz : 549 kb gif


Reichstag: 1.78 mb gif	Seelow: 9.13 kb gif	Selizharovo: 31.7 mb gif


Senno : 33.1 mb gif	Shanderovka : 5.87 mb gif	Simonovichi: 1.92 mb gif


Stalingrad: 27.2 mb gif	Summa: 8.63 mb gif	Tiergarten : 938 kb gif


Viipuri : 21.3 mb gif	Vorskla Valley: 7.68 mb gif	Yartsevo : 26.5 mb gif

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Game Documents & Misc

Getting Started

Scenario List (Operations.pdf)

	Ziemke, Earl & Bauer, Magna; Moscow to Stalingrad, Decision in the East; CMH Pub 30-12, 1987 (download from the US Army Center of Military History)
	Ziemke, Earl; Stalingrad to Berlin: The German Defeat in the East; CMH Pub 30-5, 1968 (download from the US Army Center of Military History)