Green Tree Games has announced that the Three Nations DLC is now available on Steam for Burden of Command. Players will need a copy of the base game in order to play. The base game can be purchased for $24.99, or the base game plus the Ground Aces DLC can be purchased for $40.03. The DLC as a standalone product is a models $4.99.
Three Nations adds over five hours of gameplay, including several new RPG features and four new story-driven scenarios, all based around the activities of D-Day. The stories switch between the perspectives of US, British, and German forces.
Three Nations Story Content Features
- Pegasus Bridge- Can your British paratroopers seize and hold this vital bridge? Explore the decisions a civilian must make in helping the French resistance with gathering intelligence about the bridge garrison in the months leading up to the assault. How much will you risk for your country and your family?
- Benouville – This village overlooks Pegasus Bridge, and it must be held. The Germans know this, too. How long can you hold?
- Steel Rain – Now switch sides and lead a mechanized German assault aimed at the bridge.
- Meyers Hill – Lead US paratroopers in Normandy. The narrative uses never-before-seen interactive live action video, thanks to the former executive producer of Brothers in Arms and leadership expert, Colonel John Antal.
New Game Features
- Learn New Tactics – UK paratrooper squads, while lightly armed, have intrinsic smoke mortars! How will you adapt? How will you take advantage of German repeat-fire MG42s or US paratrooper intrinsic MGs? And how will you manage the vital but scarce anti-tank weapons your paratroopers are dropped with?
- New Leadership Experiences – As a Wehrmacht leader, how will you lead in a war that is already lost, trading lives for time at the bidding of a crumbling, destructive, and authoritarian regime? Can you keep a stiff upper lip as the commander of a British paratrooper company and hold until relieved?
- Improved AI – The AI is more aggressive and persistent in attacks.
- Better Historical Photos Support – Many pictures in WWII were taken with 35mm cameras at a 3×2 aspect ratio. Our new 4×3 aspect ratio for interactive fiction images better mirrors that ratio, as well as matching modern landscape monitors’ own ratio better.
Check out the Burden of Command base game page on Steam or head straight to the Three Nations DLC Steam page to learn more.
