The pre-order[http//pre-order] phase for the latest title in the spectacular RTS series created by developers Eugen Systems starts today! Pre-ordering will let fans to access, in the coming days, to the game’s Beta Early Access version, and immerse themselves in the first multiplayer battles in Wargame Red Dragon!

To celebrate this event, Wargame Red Dragon is presenting a thrilling visual event with an explosive Naval Trailer, where you can witness one of the great new features in the game, the naval forces, engaging in ferocious clashes in the biggest and most impressive naval battle ever seen in a video game!


This stunning new Wargame Red Dragon video therefore reveals its very first naval battle with a wave of massive destroyers, explosions, smoking cannons and warships sent to the bottom of the ocean; a taste of the skirmishes you’ll soon experience for real in the Early Access version! More than just extra units, the naval forces in Red Dragon lend a fresh strategic depth to the game, unlocking tactical opportunities for any commanders smart enough to exploit their power to the max, notably on the game maps specifically created for them.

The Wargame Red Dragon pre-order offer opens today, and over the next few days players who have pre-ordered the game can access the Beta Early Access version and plunge headlong into the first multiplayer battles in Red Dragon way ahead of the rest. On land, in the air and now at sea, the largest battles with up to 20 players simultaneously are now within your grasp!

And another piece of good news: we’ve launched a special offer for all Wargame AirLand Battle players. In addition to the Beta Early Access, owners of AirLand Battle will be granted a special discount of 25% on Wargame Red Dragon (on Steam and the official website)!

Wargame Red Dragon shows all in one video

The latest title from Eugen Systems, Wargame Red Dragon, today unveiled a new video showing the game in every detail! The spectacular real time strategy game series also reveals its new official website[www.wargame-rd.com], with a brand new section dedicated to Wargame Red Dragon!


In this narrated trailer, NATO, the Warsaw Pact and the new coalitions available in game are opening hostilities. Everything is explained in detail: the new features such as the warships, the increased importance of landscape and water areas, the new Asian battleground, the new dynamic campaign... in brief, everything that we are waiting from this new Wargame!

For everyone who actually want to know even more, the new official website of Wargame Red Dragon will answer all their questions. Also optimized for smartphones and tablets, the website explains in every details the new features offered by the game, while also giving loads of accurate information about all its gameplay mechanics, illustrated by many new screenshots. All you need or want to know, whether you're new to Wargame or are a veteran player of European Escalation and AirLand Battle, is featured in here!

The website is also the hub of the community: you will be able to follow in real time all the news concerning Wargame on social media, and the Devblog of developer Eugen Systems is regularly feeded with exclusive information about the game and its development. The gallery of screenshots and videos also features a "Fan Videos" section, that will let you discover some of the best fan-made trailers and videos!

Prepare your army, and get ready to embark for Asia on Q2 2014 on PC!

Patchlog :

- Additional fix: campaign save compatibility between Linux, Mac and Windows.

- Fix save compatibility between Linux, Mac and Windows.
- Fix flare not visible between Linux, Mac and Windows.
- Fix crash when modifying video options for some players using OpenGL.

- Fixing some rare crashes :

• crash when loading infantry into transport while asking for supply from a stunned supplier
  
• rare deroute crash in strategic campaign
  
• other barely reproducible crashes ...

- Fixing no save/replay created for Windows XP in some case.

The tension is ramping up in Wargame Red Dragon! The latest game in the spectacular RTS series created by developers Eugen Systems can today reveal the very first teaser video that takes us to the heart of Asia and the scenes of the next clashes of Wargame.

The NATO and Pact armies and their allies finally deploy in Asia. This first Red Dragon video gives us a taste of the strategic and pyrotechnical delights in store for you in this new Wargame title, which takes place at the start of a new major armed conflict. You can look forward to new factions, new units and combat vehicles (for a total of over 1,300!) and, in particular, the introduction of naval units: the landing craft, amphibian vehicles and warships will thrill fans of complex strategies, who will now be able to include the waterways as an integral part of their tactics!

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More ambitious than Wargame AirLand Battle, Wargame Red Dragon essentially retains the same game mechanics that made the series so successful, but the action leaves Europe for the first time and shifts to a conflict in central Asia between 1975 and 1991, and adding loads of new features. 5 new nations, among which China and North Korea, join the armed forces in Wargame with over 450 new units. The introduction of naval and amphibian units is a particular highlight, and the maritime and river areas provide fresh strategic opportunities! A new solo campaign plunges players headlong into a hellish war around Korea, while Wargame's extensive, road-tested multiplayer mode will engage them in some intense and spectacular battles with up to 20 other players simultaneously!

More of Wargame: Red Dragon will be revealed over the coming weeks with new screenshots and videos.

The development of Wargame Red Dragon is going full steam ahead, but that doesn't mean the teams at Eugen Systems have forgotten the Wargame AirLand Battle players!

After Vox Populi, the first AirLand Battle DLC released several months ago, Eugen Systems now offer players Magna Carta, the second DLC which is equally rich and exciting.

Like the first DLC, Magna Carta is entirely free, so Wargame AirLand Battle gamers will find their game has been automatically updated with the new content next time they launch it.

Besides the addition of 12 new units (one per nation), the Magna Carta DLC focuses mainly on new large-scale multiplayer maps. Wargame AirLand Battle therefore has 7 new maps: Gjöll and Ásgard, 2 totally new maps specifically designed for the massive battles with 20 players, and 4 new additional maps for 1 vs 1 up to 3 vs 3 players: Oslo, Orkolsvik, Karlstad and Aarhus that can all be played in the Conquest and Destruction modes. Finally, those nostalgic for the first Wargame will welcome the arrival of Three Miles Island, one of the most popular multiplayer maps in European Escalation, which is now playable in AirLand Battle in both Conquest and Destruction modes!

This free DLC, and the huge balancing update of the 870 units in the game implemented a few days ago, are great reasons for immersing yourself in the battle again or, for any gamers who haven't yet done so, to finally join the battle!

http://store.steampowered.com/app/260850/

• Kristiansund is now open for 2v2
  
• Vasterbotten is now open for 3v3

• Aarhus : 1v1, 2v2
  
• Oslo : 1v1, 2v2
  
• Orskolsvik : 1v1, 2v2
  
• Karlstad : 1v1
  
• Kristiansund : 2v2

Note: you need to get the free DLC #1 and #2 in order to play in ranked.

• Oppdal destruction : evolution of the points with the number of player tweaked, only the rear sectors used to increase in value.
  
• Battle for the Fjord conquest : points of the starting sectors reduced to 1
  
• Kalmar conquest : non-spawn sectors with a value of 1 increased to 2
  
• Lillhammer conquest : points of the starting sectors reduced to 1
  
• Ostersund destrcution : There were no specific values for 2v2
  
• Alesund conquest : points of the starting sectors reduced to 1
  
• Kristiansund conquest : there were too many points on the sectors.
  
• Copenhagen conquest : points of the starting sectors reduced to 1
  
• Telemark conquest : points of the starting sectors reduced to 1