Fit check
Is Frontline : Road to Moscow worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- World War II strategy players who want a German campaign spanning 30 historical scenarios
- Players who prefer varied objectives such as convoy capture, document recovery, and fortification assaults
- Strategy fans who want units to gain experience and develop different abilities during a campaign
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fixed unit abilities may hit a wall when combat experience changes units through upgrades and developing abilities.
- Players expecting only conventional battles may bounce off the mix of blitzkrieg attacks, trench warfare, dogfights, and special mission objectives.
- Players looking for a non-historical setting may not fit the World War II campaign.
- Players who do not want land, naval, and aerial combat in the same game may find the unit roster too varied.
Our take on Frontline : Road to Moscow
The bounce point arrives at unit development: players who want fixed abilities may resist upgrades and changes shaped by combat experience. Others may hit the wall when the campaign moves from standard battles to convoy capture, document recovery, or fortification missions.
What is Frontline : Road to Moscow?
Command the German army across 30 battle scenarios inspired by historical missions from summer 1941 through late 1944.
The campaign includes blitzkrieg attacks, trench warfare, dogfights, convoy-capture missions, document recovery, strategic-position seizures, and fortification assaults. More than 100 land, naval, and aerial units have different strengths and weaknesses, creating varied tactical uses. Combat experience allows units to receive upgrades and develop abilities according to their use. Additional units become available as the campaign progresses. Maps represent real terrain and its effects on battles, while the campaign follows the German advance toward Moscow.
How Frontline : Road to Moscow plays
- 0130 Historical Scenarios
- Missions draw on events from summer 1941 through late 1944 and include varied battle objectives.
- 02Combined Arms Units
- The roster contains more than 100 land, naval, and aerial units with differing strengths and weaknesses.
- 03Veteran Unit Growth
- Combat experience allows units to receive upgrades and develop abilities based on their use.
- 04Terrain-Based Maps
- Maps represent real terrain and incorporate its effects into the battles.
Frontline : Road to Moscow compared to similar games
Men of War: Assault Squad also covers World War II strategy, but its description emphasizes large-scale operations and direct, hands-on control of individual units. Frontline: Road to Moscow instead presents 30 historical scenarios with land, naval, and aerial forces, experience-based unit development, and objectives such as convoy capture and document recovery.
Frontline : Road to Moscow: platforms & release
Is Frontline : Road to Moscow worth it?
It is worth it if: world War II strategy players who want a German campaign spanning 30 historical scenarios. Skip it if: players seeking fixed unit abilities may hit a wall when combat experience changes units through upgrades and developing abilities.
Where can I download Frontline : Road to Moscow?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Frontline : Road to Moscow's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Frontline : Road to Moscow on?
Windows only.
