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Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is out now, Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when upgrading

We are excited to announce Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is out now, the biggest entry in the Flashpoint series yet. Flashpoint Campaigns Cold War is available for purchase on Steam or the Matrix Games store.

As a thank you to our long time supporters, existing Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when purchasing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War.

To receive the discount, please select the Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War Upgrade bundle when making a purchase on Steam.

We'd like to thank all our players for their continued support as the Flashpoint series enters this new and exciting chapter.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is out now, Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when upgrading

As a thank you to our long time supporters, existing Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when purchasing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War.

To receive the discount, please select the Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War Upgrade bundle when making a purchase on Steam.

We'd like to thank all our players for their continued support as the Flashpoint series enters this new and exciting chapter.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases tomorrow, November 20, with a 50% discount for Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases tomorrow, November 20 and will cost $49.99 on launch.

As a thank you to our long time supporters, existing Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when purchasing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War.

To receive the discount, please select the Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War Upgrade bundle when making a purchase on Steam or directly through the Matrix Games website.

We'd like to thank all our players for their continued support.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is our biggest entry in the series yet, with new features such as Air Assault.

You can read the latest AAR by Gary Chezem to see an example of the high-intensity engagements in Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War 50% Discount for Existing Southern Storm owners

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases November 20 and will cost $49.99 on launch.

As a thank you to our longtime supporters, existing Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when purchasing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War.

To receive the discount, please select the Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War Upgrade bundle when making a purchase on Steam or directly through the Matrix Games website.

We'd like to thank all our players for their continued support.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases 20th of November 2025, read all the updates and wish list the game here

Tactical Transport Development

Hello Commanders!

Actually, hang on just a minute, I need to hop in this helo to ride out to the front. Or wait, was it the truck to the far flank? Hold up, let me check my plan.

What Are We Modeling?

In all seriousness though, transport plans are an incredibly complex thing. One of the biggest challenges is creating a system that gives players the versatility to do weird, wacky things but which also has the simplicity to be understood. Let’s start with a reference look at what the Pros use when they are planning this stuff.

Figure 1: What the Pros use to plan these things

Well… that’s a lot. How can we make that easier for players to fill out quickly? Fortunately, some of that is pretty easy. Players don’t have control over individual squads, so the game will handle which squad or vehicle gets carried by whichever vehicle is most appropriate. And while timings are important, in general in our game everything is done ASAP. So the units need to know the timings, but the player just needs to know that the units will do things without delay.

Another thing we can do is to break this up a bit. The table above is for what is called a Lift, which is the plan for all the units involved and will take the different units to multiple locations from multiple locations. We’ve broken this down into the players only needing to plan a single Serial at a time. A Serial has a single, specific pickup location and a single, specific drop-off location. With those changes in mind let us see what we have left.

What Did We End Up With?

Figure 2: Sample Plan

This is a pretty simple plan as all things go, but it serves as a good example for looking at the various elements at your fingertips. The top section is pretty similar to the Air Movement Table above, showing us which transport unit is carrying which passengers. Below that we can see the path the transport will take, where it’s going to pick up the passengers and where it will drop them off. I have utilized the ability to set six waypoints to have the transport helicopter do some exfil as well. In the next section we can see which units have been attached as escort duty to this plan. Issuing this plan will give the respective orders to all of our units involved.

Escorts and Transports will move in formation with each other, great for keeping your transports under the protection of any escorts and avoiding having your troops arrive one at a time where they can be easily be picked off. If you already saw our pre-release stream then you know these plans can involve many more units of course, but in case you didn’t and want to check it out:

YouTube™ Video: Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War | Air Assault First Look

Andrew Spearin producer at OTS showcases the new tactical transport and air assault feature in Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War. Cold War release 20th November.

Ok, Now Show Me Crazy

Now, I think it’s great being able to do this sort of thing. But I promised you versatility, didn’t I? So let’s see what that can look like.

Figure 3: Now it gets weird

Since it’s probably not immediately obvious, let me explain the madness I have concocted here. We have a transport unit consisting of a couple of Chinook helicopters. Inside each of those Chinooks is a platoon of America’s brave men and some friends. But the transport mission those Chinooks are going to undertake is to go pick up a couple of Kiowa helicopters. How are they going to do that? Well the Kiowas will get sling-loaded underneath the Chinooks. Now that’s a bit strange, but why stop there? If you’re not familiar with the Kiowa, on the outside of it are a couple of benches that Joe Smith and a few buddies can ride on. So while the Kiowa is getting strapped in we’ve got a couple of mortar teams lashing themselves to the side of these Kiowas. Why are they riding the Kiowas instead of the Chinooks? I don’t know, I guess they just want to feel the wind in their hair. Or maybe it’s ‘cuz I told them to for this arbitrary example.

Alright, you probably don’t want to do that, but what might you actually use this for? You could use this for transporting some wheeled units with some infantry that can use the wheeled transport to sneak close to an objective or observation point. With any luck we can expand this to cover other transport types like amphibious landings in future updates and content.

Let The Good Times Roll (Or Fly)

There are a lot of nuances that Tactical Transport lets us utilize and explore in the game. An entire new range of possible scenarios we can develop and add to the game as we continue to support it and expand the series in the future. For any wily users who want to make their own scenarios or even edit the unit data the potential here is immense. If you’re as excited as I am about this, post your favorite picture of an unlikely military transport in action. Here’s mine:

Figure 4: Ok, so the chopper isn't being carried, but it's still funny.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases 20th of November 2025, read all the updates and wish list the game here

AAR #1 Every Cat is Black at Night

Scenario After Action Report

Andrew Spearin, Producer, On Target Simulations

Introduction The purpose of this AAR is to showcase how playing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is less about gaming the systems, and more of an exercise in thinking and acting as a commander of ground forces. We'll take an analytical approach to how we planned our operations and see how the scenario unfolded; highlighting the strong points and invite any discussion on points to improve. We are using the Every Cat is Black at Night play through from the October 16th, 2025 gameplay livestream on the SlitherineTV Twitch channel. You can watch the full battle in real-time action here. Read on below as we break down in further detail. This will be a multi-part AAR posted below, with this initial post providing a situational picture of the scenario. Next, we'll look at the general plan for our primary course of action. We'll chronologically follow the main events as they unfolded. Finally, we'll assess the end results.

1. Situation:

Figure 1: Area of Operation, Most Likely ECOA Every Cat is Black at Night D+1 | 21 July 1989, 2300hrs - 0500hrs | West Germany vs Czechoslovakia @ Landau ad Isar Scenario by Jo Lima; Mike Johnstone | Map by William van der Sterren

Player 1: NATO: 4th PanzerGrenadier Division \ Commander: Generalmajor Berthold \ Second-in-Command: Oberst Borsack \ Player 2: Warsaw Pact: 9th Tank Division \ Commander: generálmajor Weiss \

As the battle in Straubing developed, the Czechoslovakian 9th Tank Division began to drift south towards Landau ad Isar. With the Czechoslovakian 2nd Motor Rifle Division locked in combat with the West German forces in Straubing, the surrounding countryside south of the city held promise for quick exploitation. Unfortunately, the day was lost in the engagements in Straubing, and it was nighttime before the 9th was in a position to exploit the temporary local advantage the Czechoslovakian forces had. In the 9th Tank Division HQ, there was severe indecision about making a nocturnal advance in the barely reconnoitered ground. Unlike their fellow countrymen north of Straubin, the Czechoslovakian forces in this area had been plagued by indecision and stop-and-go movement. The 2nd Motor Rifle Division was in a difficult position since, even though it had succeeded in opening a gap in the 9th Tank Division, it had entangled itself with the West German forces in Straubing. This earned the Divisional Commander a stern rebuke from the Army HQ, which was still demanding continued pressure and relentless advance. The West German 4th PzG Division had reasons to feel marginally more optimistic. Not only had they stopped two Czechoslovakian divisions, but they could now use the night to maneuver reinforcements and consolidate their defense. At a higher level, NATO had concerns over the fact that the Czechoslovakians had secured a bridgehead over the Donau and that there were no forces to make an immediate counter. They were going to have to rely on aerial and artillery attacks to eliminate and harass the bridgehead forces. There was also concern over the gap south of Straubing. It was uncertain whether the Czechoslovakians would exploit it before the 4th PzG Division could plug it. The Divisional Commander of the 4th PzG Division wanted to consolidate his defense and counter-attack at first light on 22 July. For that purpose, the commander was moving armored forces hastily toward the area. Unfortunately, the counter-attack against the bridgehead was not meant to be. During the early evening of the 21st, the Czechoslovakian High Command, under Soviet pressure, took control of operations in this area. In a frantic affair, the forward groups of the 9th Tank Division were consolidated into a mighty armored fist with orders to make a night drive towards Landau ad Isar and beyond if possible. As they started the advance, they realized they had just moved towards a gap in NATO's defenses. Being the defender in their own land, the HQ 4th PzG Division was quickly made aware of this. The division immediately began rushing forward with whatever mobile forces they could assemble to throw against the flank of the advancing Czechoslovakians.

Annex A: Order of Battle (ORBAT) 4.PzGrenDiv

HQ 4. PzGrenDiv
- HQ JgBtl 47
  - HQ 2/JgBtl 47
    - 1/2/JgBtl 47
    - 2/2/JgBtl 47
    - 3/2/JgBtl 47
  - HQ 3/JgBtl 47
    - 1/3/JgBtl 47
    - 2/3/JgBtl 47
    - 3/3/JgBtl 47
  - HQ 4/JgBtl 47
    - 1/4/JgBtl 47
    - 2/4/JgBtl 47
    - 3/4/JgBtl 47
  - HQ 5/JgBtl 47
    - 1/5/JgBtl 47
    - 2/5/JgBtl 47
- HQ PzAufklBtl 4
  - HQ 2/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 1/2/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 2/2/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 3/2/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 4/Radarzug 4
  - HQ 3/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 1/3/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 2/3/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 3/3/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 6/Radarzug 4
  - HQ 4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 1/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 2/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 3/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 4/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 5/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 6/4/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 8/Radarzug 4
  - HQ 5./PzAufklBtl 4
    - 1/5/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 3/5/PzAufklBtl 4
      - 2/5/PzAufklBtl 4
    - 10/Radarzug 4
- HQ 4/RakArtBtl 42
  - 1/4/RakArtBtl 42
  - 2/4/RakArtBtl 42
- HQ 5/RakArtBtl 42
  - 1/5/RakArtBtl 42
  - 2/5/RakArtBtl 42
- WG WLR

Annex B: Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB)

Area of Operations Landau an der Isar, Bayern, West-Germany | 48°40'00"N 12°42'00" | 20 x 15 km area Named Areas of Interest (NAI):

APPLE: A high value objective along the A92 mobility corridor; anticipated as a chokepoint for the main effort

BERRY: Left flank area with minor objective

CHERRY: Right flank area overlapping PIR EAST

DRAGON: Blocking position at a critical junction along the mobility corridor that leads to Landau an der Isar

ELDER: High value objective area

FIG: Critical objective area at western edge of the AO

Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR):

NORTH: required to monitor for a left flank maneuvre

EAST: required to monitor a right flank maneuvre

Terrain & Weather Analysis Weather forecast is clear, with no moon 0% illumination. Dawn is at 02:56 Enemy Forces The 18th Tank Regiment of the 9th Czechoslovakian Tank Division is the expected opposing force. Intel reports indicate that local enemy forces may contain 50 to 60 Recce, over 80 Tank, over 80 APC, over 80 Inf, 6 to 10 SP AT, 10 to 20 AT, over 80 HQ, 20 to 30 AD, 6 to 10 SPArty, 40 to 50 Arty, 30 to 40 Utility and 1 to 5 WLR subunits. A typical force structure for a Czechoslovakian armoured reconnaissance element could look like this:

A typical force structure for a Czechoslovakian tank battalion could look like this:

NOTE: Intelligence reports T-72 tanks are equipped in the forward elements of this force.

A typical force structure for a Czechoslovakian artillery battalion could look like this:

NOTE: Intelligence reports 130mm M46 are equipped with this artillery battalion. They are likely equipped with illumination rounds to enhance their night fighting capability.

Enemy Doctrine Expect a high tempo as the enemy tank division is pushing towards a breakthrough. Reconnaissance elements will be in the lead, likely taking main roadways until making contact. Expect T-72 tanks as their primary force, followed by motor rifle companies and second echelon tanks. Artillery with this division is limited, but still effective. Enemy Courses of Action (ECOAs) Most Likely ECOA: Main effort moving fast along mobility corridor towards APPLE Most Dangerous ECOA: Forces split with flanking elements through BERRY and/or CHERRY High mobility advance party moving faster than our force can arrive to DRAGON, ELDER and FIG Intelligence Gaps Our forces are moving into the AO from the north-west and currently do not have active information from any NAI or PIR. Rapid movement of armoured reconnaissance to monitor PIRs is imperative. Assessment According to enemy doctrine, the MLECOA and MDECOA are both anticipated.

2. Mission Block further penetration by enemy forces along the A92 corridor.

3. NATO Planning Knowing that the 2ic has experience combat on this battleground before, the Generalmajor consulted an opinion as an initial consideration.

Oberst Borsack wrote:In the past, I've tried to take advantage of the southern side of the river... it's a good flanking route. However, you have to really commit to it or else you end up having forces where they are not needed. Maybe just a town and high country defense of the objectives.

Time is of the essence for this meeting engagement, and a flank maneuvre south of the river would be time consuming and risky. The 2ic's advice will remain a consideration if resources allow. ELDER will be a focus area for consolidating infantry to conduct a stalwart defensive position along the mobility corridor. We also require infantry, supported by tanks, in BERRY which contains a tertiary objective. These forces will be used to slow the advance and potentially launch a counterattack into APPLE, if the opportunity presents itself. Armoured forces will screen and attempt to slow down the enemy main effort in APPLE and BERRY. 2ic chimed in with some good advice, this time, regarding the deployment of tanks in BERRY:

Obsert Borsack wrote:It might be good to put one platoon on the north side of the river and the other two on the southern side because we're not going to stop them from taking the APPLE objective, so if we can hit them on the way by...

With the first delay force ready, we noticed a treeline south of CHERRY that offers a concealed location to monitor PIR EAST and intercept a potential enemy flanking maneuvre. The initial orders we issue to our units are going to set the entire battle's trajectory, so we must carefully plan and prepare to pivot our COA as the situation changes.

4. Execution

Turn 1 (Setup): 23:00

The initial advance party is small: a handful of tanks, infantry and armoured reconnaissance with ground radar. We need to be economical about sending them into our initial priority areas and establish pickets to monitor the mobility corridor. Orders: - 3/PzAufklBtl 4 equipped with Leopard 1A5 tanks, armed with 105mm L7 cannon and equipped with nightvision are tasked to BERRY, setting positions on both sides of the Ressinger Bach. - 5/PzAufklBtl 4 are typically armoured reconnaissance scout teams, but are bolstered by MG3 machine gun teams and a Carl Gustav team. So they will need to perform as mobile infantry to begin with until they are reinforced. They are being sent to the town of GANACKER and setup defensive positions to cover the objective in DRAGON. - 2/5/PzAufklBtl 4 draws the short straw and is detached to seize the treeline south of CHERRY to monitor PIR EAST. - Our two TPz Fuchs + RATAC units with ground search radar and being deployed in depth positions and set up to detect the approaching enemy.

Turn 2: 23:23

As the intial orders are carried out by our advance party, our first reinforcements arrive. A troop of Leopards accompanied by another RATAC enter the AO from the north. Orders: - 4/Radarzug 4 will move 1.5 km east and monitor PIR NORTH, hopefully to give us our first detection of the approaching enemy. - 2/PzAufklBtl 4 is tasked to move hasty south to GANACKER and pivot east to set up defensive line in the treeline covering CHERRY and PIR EAST.

Turn 3: 23:46

The bulk of our Jaeger Battalion has now arrived in the AO, with an additional troop of Leopards and a few SpPz Luchs A3 recce units. We can use these units to bolster our advance party troops and establish a new defensive line in ELDER. The objective in APPLE has fallen to the enemy. We have no contact reports from the area, but it's a reasonable assumption these are the advance reconnaissance units moving along the mobility corridor. Radar detects our first enemy contact: 10 to 20 tanks moving south on St2325 into PIR NORTH. Orders: - 5 and 6/4/PzAufklBtl 4 are sent to cross the Isar at LANDAU and move hasty east and prepare to cross back north. 2ic gets his wish granted for this maneuvre. - 4/PzAufklBtl 4 Leopards head south to reinforce the infantry at GANACKER. - 2/JgBtl 47 mount up in their Unimog 1300 L utility vehicles and deploy defenses in HAIDLFING and support the 3/PzAufklBtl Leopard tanks in BERRY. 4/4/PzAufklBtl 4 will move with 3/4 to screen forward of the infantry and tanks, gaining sight on enemy forces in the vicinity of APPLE. - 3/JgBtl 47 will move to establish a depth position in ELDER. - 4/JgBtl 47 were initially intended to bolster DRAGON. However, due to 2ic's worries, this unit is being sent to WAIBLING as a reserve force to rapidly deploy when needed.

Next: Contact!

You can read the rest of Andrew's AAR as it develops on our forums here

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases 20th of November 2025, read all the development diaries and wish list the game here

Dev Diary #1: Abundance of Content in Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War

“This is what you’ve trained for, soldier!”

Do you ever get that feeling like the Cold War never ended? You will, after exploring over 100 vintage 1989 scenarios set in central Germany during an alternate reality when the Cold War went hot. Mobilized Warsaw Pact troops from the USSR, East Germany, Czechoslovakia and Poland flood the inner German border. NATO forces including Belgium, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, West Germany and the United States scramble to put doctrine into action across over 60 map locations in Germany and France.

To help with tracking the abundance of scenarios, forces, and units, developer On Target Simulations Ltd. is shipping an interactive version of the monumental Flashpoint Campaigns game manual. Outlined below is a sample from the professional-grade wargaming content you will experience in Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War. This wargame will inevitably become a cornerstone in your collection.

Chronology of World War III

Pundits of the day decided it would be the Politburo who would make the final order to commence a mutually assured destructive attack on the West. In the Flashpoint Campaigns timeline, it was an unexpected group of disgruntled Pact division commanders intent on reunification of Germany by decisive military action and not compromising political terms.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is undergoing a narrative overhaul to ensure all scenarios fit cohesively into a riveting storyline. Cold War solidifies what Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm started, Germany Reforged expanded and Southern Storm overhauled.

Who Will You Lead to Victory?

There are thousands of unit platforms across the 10 force nations in FC: Cold War. Outlined below is the tip of the iceberg for types of platforms, featuring some of the most famous kit for each force.

With 46 campaign scenarios and 59 standalone scenarios, you can equip a NATO or Warsaw Pact force and battle your way through their sectors. Choose which force to command at the battalion, regiment, brigade or division level:

NATO:

West Germany:

24 standalone scenarios

“Fraenkische Sinfonie” Campaign (7 scenarios):

Take command of Panzerbrigade 36 (PzBrig 36) as they defend Bavaria from the Warsaw Pact onslaught led by their East German counterparts. Equipped with formidable Leopard 2 main battle tanks, highly mobile mechanized infantry, anti-aircraft platforms, and flexible artillery support, PzBrig 36 is ready to engage NATO-doctrine maneuver warfare to defend their homeland.

United Kingdom:

7 standalone scenarios

“The Rats in Europe” Campaign (4 scenarios)

The British 7th Armoured Brigade is bearing the brunt of the Soviet 3rd Shock Army pouring across the plains of the British I Corps sector in central Germany. The famed “Desert Rats” screening force responds to delay the Soviet forces long enough for the remainder of the Corps to deploy into their General Defense Positions (GDP). The British forces constitute orders of battle for I Corps, British Army of the Rhine mechanized and armoured brigades, including Territorial Army reinforcements. Scorpions and Scimitars are ready to make contact and delay enemy forces, while mechanized infantry maneuver to defensive positions in their FV432, and the mighty Chieftain and Challenger tanks on overwatch are ready to put a stop to the Warsaw Pact advance.

United States:

26 standalone scenarios

“Big Red One” Campaign (5 scenarios)

The storied United States Army’s 1st Infantry Division “The Big Red One” mobilize from their barracks and deploy along the defensive lines to thwart advancing Soviet forces. As the overwhelming enemy stages their advance, the US force must strategically withdraw to absorb and counter the blows. Deploy the nimble 4th Cavalry to delay while you prepare the full arsenal of Army assets at your disposal, including AH-64 Apache attack helicopters, M1A1 Abrams, M270 MLRS and M1 Bradley IFV’s.

“Stop Gap” Campaign (4 scenarios)

The speed of the Soviet 1st Guards Tank Army (1 GTA) has caught everyone by surprise, including the 3rd Brigade of the US 3rd Armored Division. The “Spearhead” battalions are moving into their defensive positions, to adapt and overcome an early Soviet breakthrough attempt. Prepare your Abrams with interlocking kill zones, dig in your infantry and get ready for the onslaught.

France:

6 standalone scenarios

“Épilogue” Campaign (4 scenarios)

As the Soviet 1st Tank Army achieved a deep breakthrough penetration towards the French-German border, the French Army’s 1re Division Blindée maneuvers into screening positions. Your objective is to delay the incoming Soviet forces to allow NATO time to bring up reserves and conduct a counter-attack. You will need to trade terrain for time and consider force preservation to avoid another disastrous gap in the defence line. At your disposal are some of the fastest tanks, the AMX-30, yet they are fragile. Mechanized infantry are equipped to pack a punch with anti-armour capabilities, and the air support including Mirage aircraft are at the ready.

Canada:

4 standalone scenarios

“Opportunity Knocks” Campaign (4 scenarios)

You will be leading the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (2 PPCLI) whose planned rotation back to Canada last year was delayed while tensions were growing in Europe. The battalion is tasked with blocking Soviet forces, with the aim to set up conditions for a counter-attack to destroy Soviet forces south of Stuttgart. The 4th Canadian Mechanized Brigade is ready to reinforce the defensive lines with disciplined mechanized infantry riding in M113’s, led by Lynx reconnaissance vehicles, and backed up with Leopard C1 tanks. Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 Hornets are also fueling up for air strikes to support the troops testing their mettle below.

Belgium:

4 standalone scenarios

For the third time in the 20th-century, Belgian sovereignty is threatened by an outside force. Thankfully, the hub for NATO branches out from Brussels and Belgium willingly deploys its forces eastwards into Germany and absorbs the blow before a red wave can reach their land. True to the NATO maneuver doctrine, the Belgians are equipped with mechanized infantry, carried to the battle in AIFV-B-C25, and equipped with the highly effective MILAN II anti-tank guided missile systems. Their armoured menagerie is primarily the Leopard 1A5BE with reconnaissance support from the Scorpions and Scimitars.

Warsaw Pact:

East Germany:

10 standalone scenarios

“Panzer Leader” Campaign (5 scenarios)

Leading a thrust into the Hof Gap, towards the reunification of Germany under a Communist banner, the 7. Panzerdivision of the East German Army will first need to puncture the screening force of the US VII Corps’ cavalry units. Tank regiments leading the charge into the breach are equipped with swarms of T-72M tanks ready to punch a hole in the NATO lines for the BMP-1’s carrying mechanized infantry to exploit. Speed and aggression are the doctrine of the day.

Czechoslovakia:

11 standalone scenarios

“Leading the Way” Campaign (4 scenarios)

Take command of the 49th Motor Rifle Regiment as the Czechoslovakians embark from their border with Bavaria. With the aim of capturing Nürnberg, your force will need to secure a crossing with the mighty Donau river and the tenacious West German defensive force. While your motorized infantry is abundant with their BVP-2 APC’s, your limited T-55AM2B tanks are regarded as second-rate to your more modern peers. Use the reconnaissance and artillery units at your disposal for an efficient and steady advance.

Soviet Union:

36 standalone scenarios

“We Fly To Work” Campaign (4 scenarios)

The war started with a distant rumble of Soviet helicopters, rising to a crescendo over the inner border observation posts and landing to secure critical bridge crossings. This campaign offers the opportunity to command an air assault force that requires diligent transport planning and intelligent decision making to pull off the audacious invasion. Escorted by the emblematic Mi-24 Hind, the highly trained VDV troops packed into their Mi-8 helicopters will leapfrog across the battle space to confront West German, American and French defensive forces.

“Red Hammer” Campaign (5 scenarios)

As NATO expected, planned and trained for, the Fulda Gap and Hof Gap offensives initiated the invasion plan. What they didn’t know is that the primary Soviet force tasked with striking a fatal blow towards the West German capital of Bonn was quietly assembling. This campaign launches three days into the war and intends to exploit weakened NATO forces and their reserves. The 57th Guards Motor Rifle Division will flood the battle space with mighty T-80B1 tanks, infantry carried by BMP-1’s, all being backed up by the overwhelming 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled artillery guns. Carry out the classic Soviet doctrine in an attempt to take the Rhine river within 7 days.

Poland:

2 standalone scenarios

The second echelon Polish mechanized divisions are reinforcing the invasion force a few days into the attack. Despite older tank variants like the T-55L being at the tip of their spear, the Polish forces also have the benefit of punishing RM-70 rocket artillery, and infantry carried into battle by the SKOT-2AM APC’s equipped with ATGM’s. Regardless, they will be a formidable opponent versus a worn down NATO defensive force.

Home of Wargamers 2025, the yearly live showcase that we stream on Twitch and YouTube, is coming on September 25th. It will bring you the biggest announcements, updates, spoilers and behind-the-scenes insights from the world of Matrix Games.

This year’s edition will showcase some of the most beloved franchises in our catalog, as well as exciting new projects. Developers and producers will take the stage to share exclusive previews, reveal upcoming expansions, and discuss the future of their series. Be ready to know more about Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War, Shadow Empire, Combat Mission, Armored Brigade, Strategic Command, WEGO, Rule the Waves 3 and more!

During the event, the developers will share new details and future plans for the Flashpoint Campaigns franchise, don't miss it.

Flashpoint Campaign: Southern Storm's first tournament is now live. The first round will run until March 10th, with round 3 concluding at the end of March. Missed the registration and can't join this tournament? Don't despair! We plan on running more of these tournaments. Keep an eye out for future announcements. In case you missed it, here is the article with a rundown of all the scenarios featured in the Winter Tournament.

Hello Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm fans, and welcome to our very first official tournament. The Winter Tournament will see players go head to head using Flashpoint Campaigns new PBEM+ function. Registration is open now and will run until February 28th when the tournament will go live. You can register here on the Matrix website. The tournament consists of three sequential PvP scenarios, each with a 10 day time limit. The tournament will conclude March 30th. As this is our first official tournament we have given players plenty of time as we find the best format for PvP Flashpoint Campaigns. Now lets get down to the missions. For veterans of Southern Storm these scenarios will be familiar. These scenarios are all available to play in single player mode. In no particular order we have... Brothers in Arms The scenario starts at 2000 hours with a six hour time limit. With night about to fall the East Germans are looking to cross the Weißer Main river. NATO forces on the field are a mix of West German and American units. The U.S. brings a cavalry force of eight Abrams tanks and twelve Bradley IFV's. In 1989 this is a cutting edge cavalry detachment. The West Germans have two companies of mechanized infantry, with one company in Marders and another mounted in M113s. With the only artillery support being a small battery of mortars, the firepower of your IFVs and Abrams are essential. The NVA has a much larger force. A reconnaissance company and two battalions of T-55AMs start off on the field. Another battalion of tanks and another of mechanized infantry in BMP-1s will arrive within 10 and 20 minutes of scenario start respectively. Two batteries of Akatsiya self-propelled artillery will also come on line separately at the one and two hour marks. With Abrams and Bradleys on the field, you are qualitatively outmatched and need to leverage your advantage in both artillery and mass. With NATO holding the opposite bank there is a big emphasis on maneuver and deception in this mission - will NATO catch the NVA traversing the river, or will the East Germans successfully cross the river and turn NATO out of their position? {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/dbefa5848bf85c8b9f4aaf5352fe963c98a131cc.jpg A Final Push Next up is a very traditional Cold War battle, with an American battalion defending a highway against a major Warsaw Pact thrust. The Americans have one company of Abrams and two companies of Bradleys, supplemented by mortars and a pair of Cobra gunships that should arrive one hour into the scenario. Can the U.S. army hold off this major thrust? Coming down the road is an entire Soviet motor rifle regiment with one battalion of T-80B1's and two battalions of BMP-1P's with dismounts. Six units of six Gvozdika SPG's, four SU-24 Fencers, and six Mi-24 Hinds are in support. While the Soviets have mass and artillery, the Americans have the advantage of terrain and the terrific firepower of the Bradley - not to mention the TOWs of the Cobras. With a six hour time limit both sides will have plenty of opportunities to maneuver on a daytime battlefield. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/3e31991da8531c55d706f139251e7e56d67719f5.jpg The Great Escape To mix things up a bit here we have a mission that is not exactly a traditional attack/defend, but more of a pursuit. As the Americans you need to transit your forces west to avoid a rapidly approaching encirclement by Warsaw Pact forces. Once your forces are no longer overextended, you can then focus your attention on holding objectives. As the East German player coming down from the north, you want to smash as much of the American forces as possible before they make their escape. With a six hour time limit its up to you whether to engage in an aggressive pursuit, or try to plan a more deliberate attack. The Americans are mechanized cavalry, mostly a mix of Bradleys and Abrams with very few dismounts. They will start with two mixed companies of Bradleys and Abrams, with an Abrams armored company reinforcing them 45 minutes into the mission. Kiowa helicopters are also on the field for reconnaissance, and four Cobras are due to arrive within two hours of scenario start. A company of off-map 155mm howitzers will also be on call shortly. As the East German player you only start off with several reconnaissance units plus a battalion of T-72M's on the field. As the situation develops the rest of the regiment will gradually arrive on the field - two battalions of T-72's and a battalion of BMP-1s. Three companies of Gvozdiikas are due to shortly after scenario start, and air defenses are bolstered by a pair of Shilkas. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/16d628e2271b8303569ddc4ef0d6dcab4dc751d8.jpg Good luck everyone. With the large maps we see in Flashpoint Campaigns we are eager to hear about all the clever maneuvers and approaches the community comes up with.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks, today we have another Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm update for you. Update 2.1.4.8795 brings you several new QoL features. To summarize - and this is all backwards compatible - the radio log has been redesigned so that it can be customized with filters. These filters will let you tailor the log to give you specific information based on the tags you select. If you want to see information about shooting, movement, or reinforcements arriving you can filter out all the extra bits and focus on the info you need. Also included are tweaks to the command cycle. Larger formations like Brigades will now generally have a shorter loop - previously they were a bit more cumbersome than you would realistically expect. There are also plenty of smaller QoL features included - a fullscreen mode is now available by pressing the F11 key and artillery units can now be ordered to counterbattery fire at the end of a move, et cetera et cetera. You can download a lovely PDF copy of the complete changelog here. Happy hunting everyone!

We are proud to announce our new Home of Wargamers live event, which will take place on September 26th at 5 pm UK time. Join us on our Twitch channel to know more about our biggest franchises. You can set a reminder here. We will talk about a lot of important updates for some of our Matrix Games best sellers and coming soon games, such as:

Modern Naval Warfare
Armored Brigade 2
Nuclear War Simulator
Command Modern Operations
Flashpoint Campaigns
Rule the Waves 3

And much more. Stay tuned!

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks. Update 2.1.4.8218 for Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm is out now. This update includes a new free scenario called “GM Giraud”, featuring French versus Soviet forces on the Epinal map and created by the very talented Joao Lima. This update also includes the addition of a new PBEM++ Tournament Play system, allowing Flashpoint Campaigns to work with the Matrix tournament system. Also included are some major changes to the unit log. As the game unfolds, a series of messages are recorded to the unit logs with a time stamp, a “tag” or type of log entry, and then the text of the entry. This log has been massively improved with the following features. • All messages are now Tagged (instead of just some of them as before) • Tags are now filterable • Unit names are highlighted to make them easier to find and hotlink to the Dashboard • Locations are given a subtle highlight (just bold, no color) and are hot-linked to flash on the map • The log is searchable – see the top right corner where any text that is typed in will be matched to log messages • Highlight colors may be specified by tag type so that specific tags can be emphasized or de-emphasized These changes to the unit log should make managing large formations and figuring out exactly whats going on to your units far more easy. With the ability to pick your own highlight colors you can pay special attention to your favorite formations. There are numerous other tweaks and fixes included with this update. These and the previous changes listed are fully covered in the changelog PDF, available for download here. That's all for now, happy hunting out there everyone!

Hello Cold War wargamers. The Flashpoint Campaigns tutorial series is now up on the Matrix Games youtube channel in one massive playlist. This includes both the shorter tutorial videos, and the longer companion livestreams we did on twitch. This series not only gives you excellent advice on how to play the game, but also features some real-life history from the devs on the Cold War and how professionals really fought. Many of our developers are either veterans of the U.S. army or the defense industry, meaning you get a real inside look at the thinking going on at the time about how NATO and Warsaw Pact forces were intending to fight in Central Europe.

Next week lead developer Jeff from OTS and Yogdog will be doing a whole week of streaming Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm. This will include real-life tactics from a veteran of the Cold War, so for you history buffs out there it's well worth watching. Streams are scheduled to begin 3:15 PM EDT on April 1st (don't worry this isn't a joke stream). You can catch them over on the Slitherine and Matrix Twitch channel at https://www.twitch.tv/slitherinetv Have fun everyone!

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks. Today we have just uploaded episode five of the Flashpoint Campaigns Tutorial Series. This episode covers airpower and air defenses. Airpower is a very high risk high reward asset to use. On the one hand fixed wing aircraft and helicopter gunships are excellent at killing large numbers of tanks and infantry carriers with bombs, ATGM's, and cluster munitions. On the other hand if your opponent has any significant air defenses covering their troops your aircraft will be quickly destroyed if you try to force the issue. We will be organizing a livestream in the near-future to cover the contents of this episode with the developers and SgtZdog from On-Target Simulations. Keep an eye on our twitch calendar for all the latest news and updates

Livestream 4 of the Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm tutorial series is now live. Watch SgtZdog, lead developer Jeff, and brand manager Liam show off the power of guns, rockets, and chemical weapons in a gap-crossing over a wide river. This tutorial will help teach you the finer points of using artillery to suppress and destroy the enemy, and enable your forces to maneuver effectively.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks. Today we have just uploaded episode four of the Flashpoint Campaigns Tutorial Series. This episode is all about artillery, likely the most destructive tool you will have in your arsenal. Artillery lets you create opportunities to maneuver with suppressing and destructive fire missions. As a tool in your arsenal it's more important even than armor. By targeting enemy AT units with barrages and laying thick smokescreens, you can completely negate the enemies capability to resist an attack from range. Your batteries embody a significant portion of your combat power, and deserve as much attention as the rest of your maneuver units. We will be organizing a livestream in the near-future to cover the contents of this episode with developers Cap'n Darwin and SgtZdog from On-Target Simulations. Keep an eye on our twitch calendar for all the latest news and updates

Today we have a video for Flashpoint Campaigns. If you have been watching our tutorial series you will know we have been going through the different kind of units modeled in the game, and how you can best use them. The subunit inspector gives you a detailed look at your units and goes over what their actual technical capabilities are, from weapon ranges to armor stats.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks. Today we have just uploaded episode 3 of the Flashpoint Campaigns Tutorial Series. With Episodes 1 and 2 covering reconnaissance and mechanized infantry, we have made episode 3 all about tanks and how to use them. Nearly every Cold War formation is built and equipped to fight or destroy tanks. Every national army considered the armored thrust to be one of the most important kinds of attacks to counter and repel, with this video you will find out just how useful armor can be. We will be organizing a livestream in the near-future to cover the contents of this episode with developers Jeff and Kevin from On-Target Simulations. Keep an eye on our twitch calendar for all the latest news and updates.

The Thanksgiving Update for Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm is now live! We have four entirely new scenarios, two Canadian and two French. Although we have it on good authority the French don't celebrate thanksgiving and the Canadians had theirs over a month ago, we figured they deserved some more attention. If you want a complete list of changes, features, and bugfixes, along with some useful tactics straight from the devs, check out the PDF linked below. What's New in the Thanksgiving Update. To summarize the key points of the update, significant improvements to the SOP manager have been made. You will now be able to do the following. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/e0e552f0a1d45d738d4a7dbc4957b77c0c84020d.png
Create and apply SOP's according to the formations unit type
This feature will allow you to apply an SOP to every unit of IFV's, Tanks, Headquarters units etc. This will save you time apllying a custom SOP to a large force like a NATO Brigade with a large number of units. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/e972cd1c57ac02cfa0cfe5a230c5e593c55501bf.png
Quickly adjust the SOP of a group of units
If you discover you made a mistake in your SOP, or want to quickly change your posture as circumstances change, this tab will allow you to quickly modify your unit's SOP. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/f8d2f40fcd26c8dd09c4b1d6536e0ca1c96346e9.png
Apply several pre-made SOP types to your formations if you won't want to create a custom procedures
Additionally, we have made several pre-set SOP's designed for specific roles you are likely to use your units in, such as ambushing and screening. There are also new animations for shooting with different types of weapon systems. We posted a few here but there are several more included in the game itself and in the PDF linked at the start. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/87e5ed1fd7f1c778537a8bd4217a54c6a36db601.png
ATGM's from both vehicles and infantry launchers
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Cannons and Machine Guns
Several other new firing animations have also been added. These can be found in the full changelog in the PDF at the start of this article, or observed as you play with the new update. In addition, we have included numerous major bugfixes including fixing the pathing issues where formation had a bad tendency to prefer swimming, rather than taking existing bridges. We also have fixed the bug where infantry would be killed if their parent transport was destroyed while they were dismounted. We hope you enjoy this update and look forward to showing off some cool new features next year.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks, The previous versions of Southern Storm's developer logs had their images broken after the last round of Imgur culls. With that in mind, we have re-uploaded every single developer log with fixed images. For those of you who haven't yet taken a look at the features that Southern Storm has and how far things have come since Red Storm, this is a great place to get caught up. Dev Log #1 - The User Interface - Reupload Dev Log #2 - The Art of Command - Reupload Dev Log #3 - Creating Scenarios and Battle Plans - Reupload Dev Log #4 - AI: Building a Better Brain - Reupload Dev Log #5 - If You Can See It, You Can Kill It - Reupload Dev Log #6/7 - Features, Improvements, Editors, and Modding - Reupload There is a ton of very useful information in these logs that really flesh out how the game actually functions under the hood. Included are things like the difference between the Warsaw Pact and NATO in terms of C&C, artillery call-in times, or how spotting and target selection are handled by the AI. Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm is out now on the Matrix Store and Steam.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks, we have some pretty big news regarding Flashpoint Campaigns. First off, we have a sale live on Steam right now. Southern Storm is a wopping -40% off. With four campaigns already included and more content on the way, now is a great time to jump into the hyperlethal battlefields of 1989. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2366530/Flashpoint_Campaigns_Southern_Storm/ Speaking of more content on the way, we are happy to announce that next month Southern Storm is getting a major update. The Thanksgiving Update will have new features including improvements to the SOP manager, bugfixes, and four new and original scenarios. Many of these features are already available in beta, so if you want a sneak peak on some of this content check it out on steam by opting into beta participation or via the forums. The update will be going live in the later half of November.

Hello Flashpoint Campaigns Fans Today marks the release of the second episode in our Tutorial Series. Last time we covered the art of deploying scouts and reconnaissance units. This time we will be taking a look at how to effectively deploy mechanized infantry on the Cold War battlefield. On a battlefield filled with ATGM's, tanks, and gunships, the culmination of a battle is still the PBI with his rifle taking and holding objectives. Hopefully you can pick up some tactics and learn a few things on how to employ your infantry forces to their maximum effect. Be sure to also check out our Livestream on October 19th at 1PM EDT as SgtZDog, developer Jeff Sugden, and brand manager LiamR cover the does and dont's of launching infantry assaults in Southern Storm. If you missed the stream? No problem! It will be uploaded at a later date to the Matrix Games Youtube channel as a part of our Flashpoint Campaigns Tutorial Series.

Hello Colonels and Polkovniks. In case you missed the live broadcast, our stream featuring SgtZDog and developer Jeff Sugden is now live on the Matrix Games Youtube channel. As a companion to our tutorial video series, the devs livestreamed a scenario and went into depth on the does and dont's of reconnaissance, scouting, and the role of cavalry on the cold war battlefield. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_YffV5xLQk With many service veterans on the team, we really took a deep dive into Cold War mechanized tactics. We also covered the lessons and doctrine that were actually taught in the 1980's as components of AirLand battle.

Flashpoint Campaigns is getting a tutorial video series. We are starting off with scouts and recon units and how to use them effectivley and keep them alive. We plan to cover numerous other weapon systems and troops types, with actual military veterans advising us on how to use them against the enemy. Join the devs for a live stream covering the topic. After the stream head on over to Youtube where our video will being on live on the Matrix Channel

We are pleased to announce the first DLC expansion for Flashpoint Campaigns Southern Storm. Central Storm covers the front lines of the Belgian I Corps and West German III Corps. It was these two corps that covered the West German capital of Bonn from Soviet attack. With flatter terrain than we saw previously in Southern Storm, Central Storm promises front loaded battles and aggressive tactical manuevering. With Bonn only just behind the lines it's do or die for NATO forces. Features • A new playable army, Belgium • 19 new maps set in central Germany • 18 new standalone scenarios • Two new campaigns with a total of 11 campaign scenarios featuring the Belgian I Corps, West German 7th Panzer Division, and Soviet 57th Guards Motor Rifle Division As part of a wider update, both the DLC and core game will be supporting two new free features. • A brand-new ability to load leg infantry into helicopters (or trucks) to perform tactical transport on the battlefield. Fly your special forces deep into the enemy rear! • A completely rewritten unit logging system that will provide deeper and more accessible unit information during the course of play. Expect Central Storm and the free update later this year. Southern Storm needs to be installed for the DLC to run. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/0ef629b059a5b988490a3b47ee62fbdd2b42742a.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/1df27629b6c0fc4344ee594323564f355d96d846.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/ea2da4aa008b9305b758825ca8b59a3ba879bf61.png {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/43956662/bbdd7c9024362b012d92ebea14a3503a85f9327d.png

We are proud to announce our new Home of Wargamers live event, which will take place on September 12th at 5 pm UK time. Join us on our Twitch channel to know more about our biggest franchises. You can set a reminder here. We will talk about a lot of important updates for some of our Matrix Games best sellers and coming soon games, such as:

Modern Naval Warfare
Nuclear War Simulator
Command Modern Operations
Flashpoint Campaigns
Rule the Waves 3
Strategic Command
Combat Mission
Valor & Victory

What’s New in Version 2.1.2.7207 The following corrections were made to scenarios and campaigns: • The "Brothers in Arms" scenario was updated to fix a typo. • All the map FP10 files have been updated to correct the swimming units issue seen in some scenarios. • The \Paths\PathFlavors.ini and FPC_PF.bin files were updated to support the swim path changes. • Campaigns updated to fix non-core force setup zones disappearing. Major Bug Fixes and Enhancements The following items are major bug fixes or game enhancements for this update. Preset Artillery Missions Issues with the preset artillery missions in the Dashboard artillery mission editor have been addressed. • Modifications to a preset mission didn’t show as “Custom” when they should have. Further, “Custom” is now a kind of mission preset again. • Changes to the number of Rounds in a mission now take immediate effect again. • The game used to allow fire mission editing outside the Orders phase by pausing the game and changing the mission parameters. This is now disallowed. The Dashboard editors are disabled during turn resolution even if the game is paused. Teleporting AI Reinforcements • Red tank reinforcements (AI) in the scenario Brothers in Arms appeared well behind the enemy front lines. We have fixed the problem that allowed computer player reinforcements to move beyond their arrival hex prematurely. They will now sit in place on arrival until the *next* computer player orders phase occurs and they receive their orders. Aggressive River Swimming • Units were swimming major rivers rather than taking available roads and bridges. We have reduced the tendency to swim, even when moving in formation lanes, and avoid defensive support positions in the water. • Adjusted pathing costs with a reduced swimming speed, and added a new penalty for swimming when moving in formation lanes. • Changed the map (.fp10) to tag more steep river banks as too steep to traverse (all FPSS maps) Campaign Setup Zones • Setup areas for non-core forces in campaign game transitions were disappearing in CA1-SN3 and in CZ campaign. Source of error found and fixed. Both CA1 and CZ1 campaigns work as intended again. Minor Fixes and Improvements • Stop allowing barrages to be plotted beyond the maximum range. This caused artillery not to fire. • Fix unit pathfinding to recognize roads as mitigation for steep hills (just as the MCOO displays it) • Rocket artillery fire mission presets have been adjusted. While rockets are usually ‘area fire’ weapons, not all fire missions should be area fire by default. We are returning to the rule that only HE ‘Saturation’ fire is area fire (seven hexes) *by default* and the other missions are not (one hex). All rocket fire missions take 2 minutes and saturation fire will fire full salvos from all launchers. For non-saturation missions, the original default numbers of rounds are used. In all cases, the player can override these values and use their own, e.g. to make other missions area fire and to increase the number of rounds used. • In Tutorial 3 a US MLRS unit threw a 'range check error' when the player tried to give it Barrage orders in the Dashboard orders editor. It was assumed HE rockets were available when in this case only ICM was available. It now checks and sets the internal flag correctly first. If the unit only has ICM, FASCAM, any of three types of smoke, etc. it will pick up on this. If multiple types are found then the FIRST found will become the default and the player can manually change it from there. • PBEM++ if you select either the Game Refresh button or the Challenges Refresh button it should really refresh both at the same time for player convenience. • A ‘range check’ error could be triggered in Tutorial 2 (Marleyman). We found and fixed the ultimate source of this error.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm is now available on Steam! It includes hundreds of meticulously researched platforms and weapons, detailed orders of battle, and realistic modeling of modern combat, including armor, infantry, helicopters, airpower, and chemical and nuclear weapons, all wrapped up with a new user interface and PBEM++ multiplayer support. Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm features a mix of 25 stand-alone and 18 linked campaign scenarios in four detailed campaigns involving NATO and Warsaw Pact forces from the US, France, Canada, West Germany, Soviet Union, East Germany and Czechoslovakia. Purchase the game on Steam now to take advantage of the 25% off launch discount.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm is an asynchronous WE Go turn-based wargame set at the height of the Cold War, with the action centered on the year 1989. It features a mix of 25 stand-alone and 18 linked campaign scenarios in four detailed campaigns involving NATO and Warsaw Pact forces from the US, France, Canada, West Germany, Soviet Union, East Germany and Czechoslovakia. On April 20th the game will be released on Steam.

Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm news & patch notes

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is out now, Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when upgrading

Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm news & patch notes

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is out now, Southern Storm owners will receive a 50% discount when upgrading

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War releases tomorrow, November 20, with a 50% discount for Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm owners

Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War 50% Discount for Existing Southern Storm owners

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What Did We End Up With?

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